Scan of a postcard of D Street, looking east, Lawton, OK. Part of the Souvenir Folder of Lawton, OK Postcards. Published by Park's Drug Store, Lawton, OK. Postmarked February 4, 1936.

Scan of a postcard showing the first Federal Grand Jury, Samuel Jefferson Payne second from the right, Lawton, OK.

Scan of a postcard of Gondola Falls and Mt. Scott, near Lawton, OK. Part of the Souvenir Folder of Lawton, OK Postcards. Published by Park's Drug Store, Lawton, OK. Postmarked February 4, 1936.

Scan of a postcard of Mt. Scott and Lake Lawtonka, near Lawton, OK. Part of the Souvenir Folder of Lawton, OK Postcards. Published by Park's Drug Store, Lawton, OK. Postmarked February 4, 1936.

Scan of a postcard showing the Lumber District, Chattanooga, OK. Postmarked May 2, 1909.

Scan of a postcard of "Black Dog," a buffalo, on the Wichita Game Reserve, near Lawton, OK. Part of the Souvenir Folder of Lawton, OK Postcards. Published by Park's Drug Store, Lawton, OK. Postmarked February 4, 1936.

Scan of a postcard of Gondola Falls, Medicine Park, near Lawton, OK. Part of the Souvenir Folder of Lawton, OK Postcards. Published by Park's Drug Store, Lawton, OK. Postmarked February 4, 1936.

Photograph postcard showing a scene from the movie, "Daughter of the Dawn." Pictured on the postcard is a Native American encampment of tepees and fifteen unidentified Native Americans.

Photograph postcard showing four Native American Chiefs. The native, 2nd from right is Saupitty and the fourth is possibly Millett Hoy-Kay-Bitty. Both are Comanche. The other two are UNIDENTIFIED. The photograph was taken at Craterville Park, OK.

Photograph postcard showing the Indian fairgrounds at Craterville Park, OK during a horserace.

Photograph postcard showing unidentified Native Americans lined up on horseback at Craterville Park, OK.

A photograph postcard showing the St. Louis & San Francisco (SLSF) "Frisco" 1620, 2-10-0, westbound with 24 cars, approaching Post Oak Creek east of Indiahoma, OK, 35 mph. These 2-10-0's were built to a 5-foot gauge for Russia during World War I, undelivered because of Bolshevik Revolution, they were changed to 4'-8-1/2" gaugeand sold to US railroads.

A photograph postcard showing the St. Louis & San Francisco (SLSF) "Frisco" 1017, 4-6-2,on No. 410, running along Post Oak Creek bottom east of Indiahoma, OK, 4 cars, 60 mph

A photograph postcard showing the St. Louis & San Francisco (SLSF) "Frisco" 1619, 2-10-0, on westbound freight near Indiahoma, in southwest OK, 40 cars, 35 mph. This engine is one of those built for Russia in World War I. Delivery could not be made because of the revolution in that country, so the gauge was narrowed on the engines and they were sold to several railroads in U.S.A.

A photograph postcard showing the St. Louis & San Francisco (SLSF) "Frisco" 1023, 4-6-2,on No. 409, leaving Post Oak Creek bottom east of Indiahoma, OK, 4 cars, 50 mph

A photograph postcard (& negative) showing the St. Louis and San Francisco (SLSF) "Frisco" 1619, 2-10-0, running up grade with westbound freight, Post Oak Creek bridge, east of Indiahoma, OK, 40 cars, 35 mph.