Detail View: Wyoming State Archives Photo Collection: Postcards - Jackalopes
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Identifier:
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P97-3/2
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Folder or Collection Name:
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Postcards - Jackalopes
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Photographer:
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Cowboy State Card Co (publisher), Trans. by Lee Smathers
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Image Title:
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THE JACKALOPE OF DOUGLAS, WYOMING
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Description:
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"THE JACKALOPE IS PERHAPS THE RAREST ANIMAL IN NORTH AMERICA. THE STRANGE LITTLE FELLOW DEFIES CLASSIFICATION. WERE IT NOT FOR THE HORNS, IT MIGHT BE A LARGE RABBIT. WERE IT NOT FOR ITS SHAPE AND COLORING, IT MIGHT BE A DEER. THE JACKALOPE WAS 1ST DISCOVERED IN 1829 NEAR PRESENT DAY DOUGLAS", JACKALOPE WITH DEER ANTLERS SEATED IN GRASS, DISTRIBUTED BY THE DOUGLAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, POSTCARD SENT FROM KINGSVILLE, TEXAS TO GEORGE BUELL IN LADY LAKE, FLORIDA 1968
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Repository:
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Wyoming State Archives, Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources https://wyoarchives.wyo.gov/
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Date:
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Undated
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Type:
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Image
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Format:
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Postcard, color
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Source - Photo Collection:
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P97-3/2
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Coverage or Location:
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Douglas, Wyoming
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Rights Statement:
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Copyright not evaluated http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/
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