Gunfighter Collection (#2)

WYATT EARP (1848-1929). American lawman. Oil over a photograph

CHEYENNE CLUB: RIDERS. Members of the Cheyenne Club in Cheyenne, Wyoming, wearing jockey outfits, believed to be gunmen who participated in the Johnson County War of 1892

COLORADO: RAILROAD WARS. The Dead Line. Team of gunfighters hired by the Atchinson, Topeka and Santa Fe railway, to prevent the Denver

BELLE STARR & BLUE DUCK. Belle Starr, originally, Myra Belle (c1846-1889). American desperado. Pictured with Blue Duck, a lover. Oil over a photograph

JESSE JAMES (1847-1882). Jesse Woodson James. American desperado. Photograph, late 19th century

THOMAS HORN (1860-1903). American frontiersman and desperado

WILD BILL HICKOK (1837-1876). Ne James Butler Hickock. American scout and peace officer

JOHN WESLEY HARDIN (1853-1895). American desperado

CHARLES FORD (c1860-1884). American desperado and brother of Robert Ford

DALTON BROTHERS POSTER. Broadside announcing the death of Bob and Gratton Dalton and the capture of Emmett Dalton at Coffeyville, Kansas, 5 October 1892

SCHREYVOGEL: CHARGE. Oil on canvas by Charles Schreyvogel (1861-1912), 19th century

SCHREYVOGEL: REAR GUARD. Oil on canvas by Charles Schreyvogel (1861-1912), 19th century

Barroom Dispute In The Old Days
A man in a fringed leather jacket and cowboy hat holds a revolver at his waist as he argues with a seated fellow gambler in a staged photograph depicting a scene of drunken conflict during

North American P-51 D Mustang, Gunfighter flying above Holman Field, St. Paul

North American P-51 D Mustang, Gunfighter near Holman Field, St. Paul

NEW YORK: DRAFT RIOTS. Conflict between the military and an angry mob on First Avenue during the New York City Draft Riots of 13-16 July 1863. Contemporary wood engraving

WILD BILL HICKOK (1837-1876). N

WILD BILL HICKOCK (1837-1876). N

BALLAD OF JESSE JAMES. Linoleum cut, 1927, by John Held, Jr. for the Ballad of Jesse James

JESSE JAMES (1847-1882). American desperado. Photographed c1873

SAMUEL BASS (1851-1878). American Western bandit

JESSE LINSLEY (b. 1868) Portrait of Jesse Linsley, a member of The Wild Bunch, Butch Cassidys gang of the Wild West
JESSE LINSLEY (b.1868) Portrait of Jesse Linsley, a member of The Wild Bunch, Butch Cassidys gang of the Wild West. Photograph, c1902

GRATTAN DALTON (1864-1892). American desperado

JESSE JAMES (1847-1882). American outlaw. Oil over a photograph

JOE CHANCELLOR, c1900. A head-and-shoulders portrait of Tom O Day, alias Joe Chancellor, a member of the Hole in the Wall gang, operating in the Wild West. Photograph, c1900

WILLIAM BARCLAY MASTERSON (1856-1921). Known as Bat. American peace officer and sportswriter

The Gunfighter - The American Wild West

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"Legends of the Wild West: Gunfighter Chronicles" Step into the untamed world of gunfighters, where outlaws and lawmen clashed in a battle for survival. Meet Cassidy and Longbaugh, the notorious duo known as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, who led their gang, the Wild Bunch, on daring escapades across America's frontier. Captured forever in a photograph taken at Fort Worth in 1901, these desperados embody both fear and fascination. Joining them is Commodore Perry Owens, a man whose black-and-white portrait hides his complex persona as he fought to bring order to lawless towns. Witness an intense gunfight erupting on the dusty streets of a western town - a testament to the perilous existence faced by those living on society's fringes. In another image captured through time's lens stands Billy the Kid himself, gripping his Model Winchester 73 rifle with steely determination. This young American desperado left behind an indelible mark on history before meeting his tragic end. The Dodge City Peace Commission of 1883 reveals brave men like Wyatt Earp standing tall against chaos. A glimpse into Earp's life showcases him once more in c. 1886; this enigmatic figure epitomizes justice in its rawest form. Nat Love emerges from obscurity as Deadwood Dick - immortalized through oil over a photograph - showcasing that even amidst danger there were those who sought adventure rather than infamy. Delve deeper into history with Henry Heck Thomas and Ben Morrison; their black-and-white portraits tell tales of courage amid uncertainty during treacherous times. These captivating glimpses into our past remind us that within every gunfighter lies complexity beyond mere legend or notoriety, and are symbols of an era when honor was tested daily under harsh conditions – where bullets flew faster than words spoken – leaving behind stories etched forever upon our collective memory.