Annie Oakley Cabinet Photograph by Stacy

Pr Annie Oakley framed cabinet card photographs.Framed in fancy brass frames.4" 6" (photos)11" x 7"

An original black and white photograph of Annie Oakley holding two guns Provenance: Estate of Katherine Butler Katherine Butler (Francis Butler's daughter) who was married to Annie Oakley from 1876-19

Annie Oakley c.1899 photo print. Created in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries, printed on heavy cardstock. 8" X 10" in original packaging.

BETTY HUTTON (1921-2007 American Actress, Comedian, Dancer and Singer) Autographed publicity photograph. Signed by Betty Hutton in black fountain tip pen. Includes COA. Dimensions: 8 inches by 10 inch

ANNIE OAKLEY Tintype photograph of Annie Oakley (produced during a later period) 3" x 2"

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Photograph of Annie Oakley, framed; 5 1/4" h x 3 3/4" w (view), 10 1/4" h x 9" w (frame). Provenance: From a Palm Beach collection.

This cabinet card was made at the Brisbois Studios in L.A. She holds what appears to be a small frame Parker side-by-side shotgun as if ready for her next glass ball. Autographed at the bottom. 6.5 in

Published by Brisbois, Chicago. Dimensions: (Mount) H 6.5" x W 4.25" Condition: Some surface wear. Handling, soiling to mount.

Cody, William F. (Buffalo Bill). Cabinet Card Photograph of Buffalo Bill. Brooklyn: Stacy, ca. 1900s. Studio portrait of Cody in florally embroidered Western shirt, staring into the camera. 6 ½ x

Cody, W.F. Autographed and Inscribed Cabinet Card Photo of Buffalo Bill. New York: Stacy Photo Studio, ca. 1895. Classic photograph of Buffalo Bill in ornately decorated hat and fringed vest, boldly i

[WILD WEST SHOWS]. A group of 2 CDVs of Annie Oakley and "Buffalo Bill" Cody.   Half portrait of "Buffalo Bill" Cody with identification printed in photograph: "The Hon. W.F. Cody "Buffalo Bill."

As TVS Annie Oakley which she adds signed 8x10 with COA

(3) Cabinets Cards by Wendt, NY, and Brisbois. Harry and Oakley by Eisenmann, New York. 6 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches. Together with Buffalo Bill's Wild West envelope cover (poor condition) and newspaper clipp

Several color photos of western actors, Betty Hutton With COA, James Garner With COA, Gail Davis as Annie Oakley wutg COA, to name a few. Tombstone Cast signed Photo. Wyatt Earp Signed Photo. Clint Ea

Circa 1890s Cabinet Card Photograph; Depiction of Chauncey Morlan and Miss Annie Bell, Circus Sideshow Fat Couple in Costume With Prize Winning Medals. Photograph Is by Wendt of Boonton, NJ. Period Pe

Circa 1900 Black and white cabinet card dry mounted to studio board Imprinted lower center: W.F. Cody/ Buffalo Bill, imprinted lower right: Stacy, 5th Ave & 9th St. Brooklyn, inscribed in graphite low

Excellent painted on canvas, Buffalo Bill's Wild West Congress, Rough Riders of the World. Annie Oakley The Peerless-Wing Shot. Depicts Buffalo Bill and Annie Oakley. Great colors and images. Shows wo

[Annie Oakley/ALS & Shot Penny] Walter Havighurst. ANNIE OAKLEY OF THE WILD WEST. Macmillan Company, 1954. 8vo. Red and black cloth. Front hinge cracked. Dj’s front and rear panels placed in loose.

Andy Warhol Original Serigraph of Annie Oakley 1984 approx 36x36 inches Details of Renaissance Paintings Series, In 1984 Working Trial Proof, Andy Warhol departed from his usual portraits of celebriti

Andy Warhol Original Serigraph of Annie Oakley 1984 approx 36x36 inches Details of Renaissance Paintings Series, In 1984 Andy Warhol departed from his usual portraits of celebrities and initiated the

Black and white silver-gelatine print, depicting the Prince wearing the uniform of the Ottoman army, with orders and decorations from the Ottoman Empire Germany and Imperial Austria, with his personal

Andy Warhol Original Serigraph of Annie Oakley 1984 approx 36x36 inches Details of Renaissance Paintings Series, In 1984 Working Trial Proof, Andy Warhol departed from his usual portraits of celebriti

Andy Warhol Original Serigraph of Annie Oakley 1984 approx 36x36 inches Details of Renaissance Paintings Series, In 1984 Working Trial Proof, Andy Warhol departed from his usual portraits of celebriti