A few examples of appraisal values for
BUFFALO BILL

• BUFFALO BILL AND PAWNEE BILL'S WILD
  BUFFALO BILL AND PAWNEE BILL'S WILD WEST PROGRAM.Cody, W.F. Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill's Wild West Program. _Buffalo, 1909. 64-page program for Buffalo Bill's Wild West combined with Pawnee Bill's Great Far East show, with full color litho covers and advertising. Lacks rear cover, otherwise very good.
• Buffalo Bill Cabinet Card by
  Buffalo Bill Cabinet Card by Stacy Early silver gelatin print of the famed scout and world showman in his fringed buckskin jacket with detailed beadwork.
• PLAYBILL AND MISCELLANEOUS
  PLAYBILL AND MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISING FOR BUFFALO BILL...Cody, W. F. Playbill and Miscellaneous Advertising for Buffalo Bill. Including an 1881 program for the Buffalo Bill drama "Prairie Waif!," featuring W. F. Cody and 24 other actors, including Harry E. Burgess, "Boy Chief of the Pawnees," Winnebago Chiefs Yellow Hand, Flying Cloud and Chief Bear, Pawnee Chief Spotted Horse, and He-Nu-Kaw, Indian Maiden. 3 _ x 12". Very good. Together with six different newspaper clippings from the 1870s Ð 80s advertising the appearance of Buffalo Bill in various shows, including "Life on the border," "Scouts on the Plain," "Lost and Won," "The Red Right Hand," as well as a grand street parade, fancy rifle shooting, and more.
• BUFFALO BILL AND PAWNEE BILL'S
  BUFFALO BILL AND PAWNEE BILL'S DIE CUT WILD WEST PROGRA...Cody, W.F. Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill's Die Cut Wild West Program. _Buffalo: Courier, 1909. Thirty page program for Buffalo Bill's Wild West combined with Pawnee Bill's Great Far East show, with full color contents. Lacks rear cover, otherwise very good.
• BUFFALO BILL AND PAWNEE BILL
  BUFFALO BILL AND PAWNEE BILL ARCHIVE OF PHOTOS AND EPHE...Cody, Hon. W. F. Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill Archive of Photos and Ephemera. 1880s Ð 1900s. Fourteen pieces, including a 3 x 5" photo of a young Buffalo Bill and Sitting Bull; a 1913 8 x 10" photo of Buffalo Bill with Harry H. Tammen, owner of the Denver Post and the Sells Floto Circus; a postcard of Buffalo Bill and Major John M. Burke; 1914 Salt Lake Tabernacle Special Honor Recital program, in honor of Col. W. F. Cody; a 7 x 5" photo (ca. 1910) of Buffalo Bill driving a horseless carriage in front of the sideshow and ticket wagon for his Wild West Show; a 9 _ x 6 _" photo of Indians performing at show (ca. 1900); a postcard size photo of riders in Buffalo Bill's Show; a 3 x 5" photo of Buffalo Bill with Pawnee Bill; an 8 x 10" sepia tone photo of Major Gordon W. Lillie (Pawnee Bill); a 3 x 5" 1937 RPPC of Pawnee Bill; a 3 x 5" photo of eight Western Show figures, including Buffalo Bill, Pawnee Bill, Idaho Bill and Dr. Carver; a ca. 1912 photo of Buffalo Bill, J. C. Miller and Chief Wan-Na-Sa-Ga, being driven in convertible automobile with 101 Ranch logo on door; a 8 x 10" photo montage of Buffalo Bill and Show parade, accompanied by an 8 x 10" program (ca. 1930) for "Indian Days in Texas with Pawnee Bill." Good to very good condition.
• BUFFALO BILL COMBINATION. HON.
  BUFFALO BILL COMBINATION. HON. WILLIAM F. CODY.Buffalo Bill Combination. Hon. William F. Cody. New York: Wheat & Cornett, ca. 1875. Early hand-tinted lithograph portrait, mounted and varnished on board. Top margin trimmed, printer's data intact below. 13 _ x 20". Scattered chips and tears across image, some over-coloring in margins. Poor.
• FRAMED PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPH OF
  FRAMED PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPH OF BUFFALO BILL.Cody, W.F. Framed Portrait Photograph of Buffalo Bill. Circa 1912. Framed photograph of an older Buffalo Bill, with inscription on back of frame reading "Colonel William F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) Wild West Show last appearance in Davenport, Iowa 1912." Framed to an overall size of 6 x 8". Not examined out of frame. Good.
• BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST
  BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST PROGRAM.Cody, W.F. Buffalo Bill's Wild West Program. New York: Fless and Ridge Printing Co., 1895. A 64-page program for Buffalo Bill's Congress of Rough Riders of the World featuring Annie Oakley, Johnny Baker, and Buffalo Bill. With lithographed covers and 20 additional pages of advertising. With crease on cover, tape stain at bottom of spine and general wear and soiling. Good.
• BUFFALO BILL'S DIE CUT WILD WEST
  BUFFALO BILL'S DIE CUT WILD WEST PROGRAM.Cody, W.F. Buffalo Bill's Die Cut Wild West Program. _New York, 1898. Copyright J.A. Rudolf. 32-page program for Buffalo Bill's Congress of Rough Riders of the World featuring Annie Oakley, Johnny Baker, and, of course, Buffalo Bill. Printed for performance in Rochester. With lithographed die cut covers in the shape of a buffalo head. Tiny nick to spine, otherwise very good.
• BUFFALO BILL'S BIDS YOU GOOD BYE
  BUFFALO BILL'S BIDS YOU GOOD BYE MAGAZINE AND PROGRAM.Cody, W.F. Buffalo Bill's Bids You Good Bye Magazine and Program. New York and Cincinnati: I.M. Southern & Co. Publishers, 1910. Forty-eight page magazine with eight page program insert for Buffalo Bill's Wild West combined with Pawnee Bill's Great Far East "The Farewell Salute Show "show, with full color litho covers and advertising. Very good.
• TWO BUFFALO BILL AND PAWNEE BILL
  TWO BUFFALO BILL AND PAWNEE BILL ADVERTISING COVERS.Cody, W. F. Two Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill Advertising Covers. 1912 and 1916, from Fort Worth, Texas, and Pontiac, Michigan. The first advertises the Buffalo Bill 101 Ranch Shows, the second the Buffalo Bill combined with Pawnee Bill's Far East show. Both addressed in manuscript by Buffalo Bill to his cousins Frank and Nellie Cody, in London, Ont., Canada. Fair to good.
• BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST SHOW
  BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST SHOW PORTRAITStamped on the back "Goplo 55. Avenue Des Ternes, 55 Paris". 3/4 seated portrait of a young Native American Indian man seated in a chair, wearing a feather headdress with beaded band, long hair showing underneath, a bone bead breastplate over a shirt with fringe and holding a bow and arrows. The Show Indians hired by William Cody participated in wildly popular performances at the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1889. Lively performances showcasing equestrian skills with bow and arrows, attackson settlers, stagecoaches, pony express riders, and wagon trains, reenactments of the Battle of Little Bighorn, the Death of George Armstrong Custer, and the Wounded Knee Massacre led to this show averaging around 30,000 spectators per day while the Eiffel Tower averaged 12,000 visitors per day. Many of these performers went back to the United States to become silent film stars. Approx 4-1/4" L x 6-1/2" H. Overall wear consistent with age. See images for more details on condition. This itemcan be shipped in house.
• BUFFALO BILL'S DIE CUT WILD WEST
  BUFFALO BILL'S DIE CUT WILD WEST PROGRAM.Cody, W.F. Buffalo Bill's Die Cut Wild West Program. Buffalo: Courier Litho, 1907. Thirty-two page die cut program for Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, in the shape of Indian chief with bust portrait of Buffalo Bill. With over-coloring to Indian Chief's nose on cover, otherwise very good.
• BUFFALO BILL AND PAWNEE BILL: A
  BUFFALO BILL AND PAWNEE BILL: A BOOK OF BORDER SCOUTS.Cody, W. F. Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill: A Book of Border Scouts. Courier Company of Buffalo, NY, 1911. 32-page "Pioneer Scouts Magazine of Wonders and Daily Review." Contents include Program for Buffalo Bill's Wild West combined with Pawnee Bill's Great Far East show, with full color litho covers and advertising. Very good.
• BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST
  BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST PROGRAM.Cody, W.F. Buffalo Bill's Wild West Program. New York: Fless and Ridge Printing Co., 1898. A 64-page program for Buffalo Bill's Congress of Rough Riders of the World featuring Annie Oakley, Johnny Baker, and Buffalo Bill. With lithographed covers and 12 additional pages of advertising. Lacking covers and with general wear and soiling. Good.
• BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST
  BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST PROGRAM.Cody, W.F. Buffalo Bill's Wild West Program. Chicago, 1893. Sixty-four page program for Buffalo Bill's Congress of Rough Riders of the World featuring Annie Oakley, Johnny Baker, and Buffalo Bill. Lacking covers. Good.
• BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST
  BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST PROGRAM.Cody, W.F. Buffalo Bill's Wild West Program. Buffalo: Courier Litho, 1900. A 64-page program for Buffalo Bill's Congress of Rough Riders of the World featuring Annie Oakley, Johnny Baker, and Buffalo Bill. With lithographed covers including pages of advertising copy. Cover depicts Frederick Remington's painting "Last of the Great Scouts." General edge wear and slight discoloration. Good.
• BUFFALO BILL LETTERHEAD.Buffalo
  BUFFALO BILL LETTERHEAD.Buffalo Bill Letterhead. Circa 1909. Letterhead reading, "Buffalo Bill's Wild West Combined with Pawnee Bill's Far East, Season 1909, Buffalo Bill's Personal Farewell, An Educational Exhibition which no one can afford to miss." One full sheet of paper with "1909 advance draft" written in pencil, accompanied by a clipped letterhead. 8 _ x 10 _" and 8 _ x 3 _". Some spotting and foxing affecting image, paper clip marks, and some light folds on corners.
• BUFFALO BILL WILD WEST SHOW
  BUFFALO BILL WILD WEST SHOW TICKET.Cody, W.F. Buffalo Bill Wild West Show ticket. New York, 1898. Madison Square Garden ticket for performance of Buffalo Bill's Wild West show on April 11, 1898; together with tickets for Buffalo Bill's Wild West combined with Pawnee Bill's Far East Show (1911) and Tom Mix circus Special Child Ticket (1936). Very good.
• BUFFALO BILL: LIFE ON THE BORDER,
  BUFFALO BILL: LIFE ON THE BORDER, AT THE BOWERY THEATER...Buffalo Bill: Life on the Border, at the Bowery Theater. Richardson and Foos, ca. 1870s. Broadside for the plays at the Bowery Theater starring William F. Cody as Buffalo Bill in a romanticized depiction of his exploits. 9 x 24 _". Some small tears with one from the top affecting text, creased, light discoloration of paper, and pencil markings.
• BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST
  BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST PROGRAMME.Cody, W.F. Buffalo Bill's Wild West Programme. Circa 1890. One page program for Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, featuring, among others Miss Annie Oakley "Celebrated Shot" and Johnny Baker "Celebrated Young American Marksman." Some foxing and edge wear. Good.
• CABINET CARD PHOTO AND POSTCARDS OF
  CABINET CARD PHOTO AND POSTCARDS OF BUFFALO BILL.Cody, W.F. Cabinet Card Photo and Postcards of Buffalo Bill. _Circa 1900s. Three pieces, including a small format cabinet card photo of Buffalo Bill, with pre-print signature printed on mount; a divided back, unused real photo postcard (RPPC) of Buffalo Bill seated on trunk in front of tent; and a snapshot of Buffalo Bill together with General Hugh Lenox Scott in El Paso, Texas. Good to very good.
• TWO CABINET CARD PHOTOS OF
  TWO CABINET CARD PHOTOS OF BUFFALO BILL AND PAWNEE BILL...Cody, W.F. and G.W. Lillie. Two Cabinet Card Photos of Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill. Including a side view of Pawnee Bill and Buffalo Bill together (Philadelphia, ca. 1910); and a cabinet photo of Pawnee Bill (Philadelphia, ca. 1910). Both with pre-print signatures. With wear and creases to first image. 4 _ x 6 _". Fair to good.
• PHOTO OF BUFFALO BILL AT THE
  PHOTO OF BUFFALO BILL AT THE CHEROKEE RESERVATION._Cody, W. F. Photo of Buffalo Bill at the Cherokee Reservation._Circa 1910. Being a sepia-toned photo of Buffalo Bill at the Cherokee Reservation at Darlington, Okla. With letter of provenance from previous owner, identifying some of the figures present as Chief Joseph, Crazy Horse, Col. Westley Stough, reservation commander, and others. 8 x 10". Very good.
• BUFFALO BILL UNDER GENERAL
  BUFFALO BILL UNDER GENERAL CARR.Buffalo Bill Under General Carr. Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill Film Company. One sheet (42 x 27"). One third of a three-sheet poster with an illustration of Buffalo Bill and his horsemen. Mounted on canvas, some tears repaired and chipping on margin with small losses.
• 1911 THRILLING LIVES BUFFALO BILL &
  1911 THRILLING LIVES BUFFALO BILL & PAWNEE BILLFor your consideration is this 1911, third edition copy of “Lives Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill” by Frank Winch. This is account of the lives of Buffalo Bill, also known as Colonel Wm. F. Cody and Last of the Great Scouts, and Pawnee Bill, also known as Major Gordon W. Little and White Chief of the Pawnees. This is a third edition of the compilation of the adventures of these two gentlemen, showing 29 illustrations and numerous drawings throughout. The condition of this book is good, with some wear to the cover along the corners and the spine. The interior shows good condition and slight browning to pages consistent with its age. The book measures 5.5" x 7.5"L x 1"D.
• BUFFALO BILL STUDIO
  BUFFALO BILL STUDIO PORTRAIT.Cody, W.F. Buffalo Bill Studio Portrait. Circa 1900. Iconic silver gelatin bust portrait of Buffalo Bill with pre-print signature, mounted on textured paper. 7 _ x 10". Very good.
• BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST SHOW
  BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST SHOW DOUBLE PORTRAITStamped on the back "Goplo 55. Avenue Des Ternes, 55 Paris". An unusual image showing two front facing young Native American men. One man standing, wearing a jacket with beaded fringe over a tunic with a long fur pelt sash partially obscuring a posing stand. His hand is resting on the shoulder of a seated man wearing a feathered headband with a beaded strand hanging across his face, a bone bead breastplate, and pelts. Across his lap is what may be a blanket. Against his left leg is a short staff or crop, his right hand holds a revolver with the barrel resting on his knee. Many of these performers brought their families on tour. This trip as a performer with the Wild West Show in the 1889 Paris Universal Exhibition would have affordedan opportunity to escape the restrictive confines of the reservations and practice traditional activities such as hunting or dancing while wearing traditional tribal dress, all things prohibited on reservations. As employees of Buffalo Bill they were paid wages, provided food and living accommodations, and given the chance to travel relatively freely. Approx 4-1/4" L x 6-1/2" H. Overall wear consistent with age. See images for more details on condition. This item can be shipped in house.
• [Wild West Shows] Buffalo Bill
  [Wild West Shows] Buffalo Bill Printed Cabinet Card Photograph  A printed Courier Co. cabinet card from a Stacy negative with Cody's facsimile signature in the lower margin. Condition: Light soiling. Glue residue and paper loss on verso.
• Buffalo Bill & Wild West Show Group
  Buffalo Bill & Wild West Show Group of Photographs Collected by Member of the Cowboy Band Lot includes: mounted silver gelatin photograph of the interior of the performers' mess tent with Buffalo Bill himself seated at front left and several Cody posters and American flags visible in the tent handstamp of Piqua Art Studio Ohio 8.25 x 10 in.; a fine photograph of a stagecoach being driven around the Chicago Coliseum with Buffalo Bill directing from the dais in the center of the performance area ca 1896 handstamp of local photographers Whipple & Co. on verso 10 x 12 in. mounted; photograph of Buffalo Bill in a coach with a ticket office train car behind him 5 x 7 in. and another from the same event showing a stage coach and wagon Getting ready for Parade; a silver gelatin photograph of a Wild West show in a Western field uncredited 8 x 10 in.; photograph of a female rider on a bucking horse in a downtown street uncredited 10.75 x 13.75 in. mounted; mechanical print of a crowd outside the main entrance to a performance area 8.5 x 4.5 in.; a copy photograph of two Mexican performers during a show one attempting to rope the other 8 x 10 in.; a photograph of a four-horse stage being driven during a performance; plus three xerographed copies of Cody images Buffalo Bill and Legends of the West stamps. All housed in a nice modern portfolio binder with Cody's facsimile signature on the cover 16 x 18 in. Descended in the Family of a Member of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Cowboy Band
• AMERICAN SCHOOL: BUFFALO BILL'S
  AMERICAN SCHOOL: BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST RANGE AND RANCH SADDLE HORSES Lithographic poster in color 27 x 36 1/2 in. published by Strobridge Cincinnati 1907.
• William F. Cody Buffalo Bill
  William F. Cody Buffalo Bill Autograph 1886 in school girl autograph album full of verses & comments.
• BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WESTBuffalo
  BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WESTBuffalo Bill’s Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders of the World. U.S. Cavalry Exercises. The Military Marvels of the World. Cincinnati: Enquirer Job Ptg., ca. 1890s. A 28-sheet color lithograph billboard (approx. 286 x 108”) mounted on old linen as one unit. Chipped at edges and at sheet breaks, scattered over-coloring, minor discolorations from tape repairs. While Buffalo Bill’s Congress of Rough Riders represented horsemen of many nationalities, this poster focuses, in patriotic and violent detail, on the American cavalry. The uniforms shown are consistent with those worn in the period in which the poster was produced, and which might have led viewers to an association with the Indian Wars then most active west of the Mississippi. Such an intermingling of realism with displays of supreme showmanship as depicted in the poster suggests an attempt to elevate the performance to something greater than mere entertainment.
• BUFFALO BILL’S WILD WESTBuffalo
  BUFFALO BILL’S WILD WESTBuffalo Bill’s Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders of the World. A Group of Wild West Girls and Cowboys – The Virginia Reel on Horseback. Cincinnati: Enquirer Job Ptg., ca. 1890s. A 12-sheet color lithograph billboard (approx. 120 x 84”) mounted on old linen as one unit. With mild to heavy soiling, scattered chips and losses across image, some over-painting, but strong and colorful overall. Depicting one of the most popular and enduring features of Buffalo Bill’s show, the Virginia reel on horseback. In this portrayal, a gathering of men and women on horseback are shown on the open prairie, a section of them with brass instruments to accompany the couples’ dancing. Such imagery confirms what historian Louis Warren writes of the narrative backdrop of the performance, introduced about 1886, in which “a community in transition, either on their way across the prairie by wagon train or in the midst of building a ranch or town” would break into dance when some call for celebration was found (Buffalo Bill’s America [Knopf, 2005 pg. 250]). Possibly unique.
• BUFFALO BILL CODY, MOUNTED
  BUFFALO BILL CODY, MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHWilliam F Cody / Buffalo Bill Cabinet Card Photograph by Stacy of Brooklyn, New York. Photo measures 3 3/4" tall, mounted to 5 3/4" tall card. Excellent conditon.
• Rare Photograph of Buffalo Bill and
  Rare Photograph of Buffalo Bill and the Wild West at New York State Penitentiary Including Indian Chiefs Silver print mounted to 10.25 x 8.25 in. taken at the New York State Penitentiary Auburn New York July 30 1908 showing Buffalo Bill and his Indian chiefs flanked by hundreds of inmates. Handstamp of Auburn photographer Emil J. Kraemer on verso and inked credit at lower right of recto. Descended in the Family of a Member of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Cowboy Band Condition: Mount edges worn and soiled. Print distressed at top and right edges majority of image is sharp clear and undamaged.