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Rare Original and complete 1901 Buffalo Bill\'s Wild West & Congress of Rough Riders of the World Souvenir Programremarkably well-preserved, 100% authentic original price if American history. 1901 souvenir program and historical booklet for Colonel W.F. Cody’s famous touring show, \"Buffalo Bill\'s Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders of the World.\" Printed by the Courier Printing Company and published by J. & H. Mayer.ITEM DETAILS
Cover Art: Beautiful color lithograph portrait of Col. W.F. Cody \"Buffalo Bill\" in his iconic wide-brimmed sombrero.
Back Cover:Highly sought-after, vibrant, full-color advertisement for \"Sen-Sen Chewing Gum\" and \"Home Made Bread.\"
Interior Content: Complete with historical sketches, staff rosters, illustrations of international performers, and period advertisements (including a prominent full-page ad for Curtice Brothers Blue Label Tomato Ketchup). Features the \"Little Emma\" lithograph portrait intact. last edition with Annie OakleyCONDITION REPORT:
This piece is in Very Good antique condition, especially considering it is over 125 years old.
Complete copy with all pages firmly attached. Original staples are intact.
* Cover:*Colors remain vivid and bright on both the front and back covers. Minor edge wear and soft corner creasing consistent with age.
*Spine:* Intact original staples and minimal paper splitting along the fold line.
*Interior:*Pages are clean, legible, and free of major tears, heavy stains, or ink writing.*Please review all high-resolution photos carefully to assess the exact condition before purchasing. The item pictured is the exact item you will receive.*SHIPPING & HANDLING:
The program will be packed with professional care. It will be shipped flat in an acid-free archival sleeve, sandwiched securely between heavy cardboard layers, and sent via double boxing with tracking to ensure it arrives safely.
