An advertisement features saddles sold by W. J. Tackabery, manager of Fife & Miller, the largest carriage house in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas area. The saddles are all numbered on the front page, and listed from left to right, top to bottom,…
A large group of unidentified men, women, and children stand on either side of a fench in front of a hourse. Two children sit on a horse in front of the fence.
Mary O'Hair Hanks poses for a portrait wearing black clothing. She was the wife of William Hanks, the grandson of Abraham Hanks and nephew of Nancy Hanks.On verso: "My maternal grandmother, D. D. Baber."
Ella Comber sits for a portrait wearing a fuschia tie.On verso: "Maggie Fankbouer. Sinus, Indiana. Don't forget your promise. C.N.C. [Freau] of 86-87 DDB."
William E. Barton, a United States Representative and judge from Missouri, poses for a portrait. The photo contains a personal message and autograph that reads, "To Adin Baber with sincere regards William E. Barton."