"Skinning A Beef" Cowboys Ranch Western Postcard c.1910 Cattle Cowboy Horse For Sale

A colorful early Western postcard titled "Skinning A Beef," showing a group of cowboys and ranch hands at work skinning a steer on the open prairie, with a saddled horse and dog looking on. A classic occupational scene of frontier ranch life.

• Western ranch/cowboy occupational scene captioned "Skinning A Beef"
• Divided back era, c.1907-1915
• Published by Illustrated Postal Card Co., New York; printed in Germany
• Colorful lithographic printing with cowboys, horse and dog
• Unused, no writing or postmark
• Card number 183-5

Unused printed color postcard, divided back. Clean and bright with light edge/corner wear; no writing or postmarks.

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• Standard-size card under $20 — $1.00 flat. Semi-rigid protective sleeve, sent tracked by Standard Envelope. (Oversize, fold-out and lot listings cannot go by envelope: they ship at the calculated rate below whatever their price -- the listing's own shipping line is always the one that applies.)
• $20 to $100 — postage calculated at checkout for your address. Rigid stay-flat mailer, USPS Ground Advantage, tracked, with $100 of carrier insurance included.
• Over $100 — postage calculated at checkout. Rigid mailer, UPS Ground, insured for the full purchase price. Orders over $250 require a signature on delivery.

Buying more than one? They travel together in a single well-protected package, and shipping is charged per card at the rate shown on each listing. On a larger order we will often upgrade the whole lot into one tracked stay-flat package at our own cost — you are never charged more than the rates above.

Scanthology specializes in carefully digitized vintage paper. Every card is scanned at high resolution, stored flat, and shipped protected. Questions welcome -- thanks for looking!