Part of a herd of 2,500 steers grazing on the Bar W Range. These Mexican cattle are the predecessors of the so-called Texas longhorns. Bar W Range, New Mexico.

Erwin E. Smith (1886-1947)

Date

1908
Object Type

Negatives and Transparencies
Medium

Gelatin dry plate negative
Dimensions

5 x 7 in.
Inscriptions

[None]
Collection Name

Erwin E. Smith LC Collection
Credit Line

Erwin E. Smith Collection of the Library of Congress on Deposit at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth, Texas
Accession Number

LC.S6.137
Copyright

Public domain

Location: Off view

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