Description
RPPC Frontier Days Cheyenne Wyoming Indian Race Postcard Williamson-Haffner. In the background, a large crowd of spectators can be seen, along with fences and what appears to be part of the rodeo grounds, all contributing to the vibrant atmosphere of this historic event. This captivating real photo postcard captures a pivotal moment: the "Start of the Indian Race" at the iconic Frontier Days in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The sepia-toned image showcases a line of Native American riders, adorned in traditional attire, mounted on horseback, poised for the race. In the background, a large crowd of spectators can be seen, along with fences and what appears to be part of the rodeo grounds, all contributing to the vibrant atmosphere of this historic event. Produced by the notable Williamson-Haffner Co. of Denver, this postcard is a fascinating piece of early 20th-century Americana. The reverse features a classic "POST CARD" banner and a stamp box indicating "DOMESTIC ONE CENT. FOREIGN TWO CENTS.", characteristic of postcards from the 1907-1915 era. The handwritten message invites the recipient to the Frontier Days Carnival, highlighting the "Annual Frontier Show" as unique. This collectible offers a vivid glimpse into the cultural spectacles and historical narratives of the American West.