Photograph of J. T. Bond wearing overalls and sitting on steps at the Two Circle Bar Ranch.

Photograph of E. E. Adams sitting in chair and holding a copy of 'The Cattleman' magazine with a window and a table in the background.

Photograph of many men in suits and ties gathered around a very large dining table for a Farmfico luncheon. The table is covered in dishes and bouquets of flowers. In the foreground is an electric fan and a film projector. The room has many tall pillars and windows.

Photograph of eight men lined up on a stoop. Six of the men are wearing suits adn ties, two are wearing jackets and two are holding cowboy hats. One man wears sunglasses. Above the door behind the group is the word, "LAMSA".

Photograph of eight men standing next to a large pipe that is gushing water. Two of the men are wearing neckties and all of them are wearing button-up shirts and cowboy hats.

Photograph of several Mexican women washing laundry in a river. Several large cloths are spread out on the ground behind them. In the background is a field of corn and a tall, snow-covered mountain.

Photograph of of four cowboys on horses herding several heads of cattle in a corral. In the background is flat land covered in brush.

Photograph of many cattle walking up the tall bank of a large river towards a corral. The river and a boat are in the foreground.

Photograph of many Brahman cattle with large horns. In the background are tall trees and corrals.

Photograph of several corrals including one filled with Brahman cattle. In the background is a mountain and telephone poles.

Photograph of many Brahman cattle. In the background is a tree and a hut.

Photograph of a smiling man wearing a poncho and hat.

Photograph of a harnessed Brahman cow and two Mexican men in button-up shirts, wide leg pants and cowboy hats. In the background is a fence.

Photograph of eight men lined up on a stoop. Six of the men are wearing suits adn ties, two are wearing jackets and two are holding cowboy hats. One man wears sunglasses. Above the door behind the group is the word, "LAMSA".

Photograph of a large series of buildings and compounds, with corrals in the center of the image. A stone and brick corral on the right side of the image contains goats; wooden fencing seem to separate several pens leading down to a larger area holding additional goats or cattle. Multi-story warehouse or office-type buildings are visible behind the pens, with trees and hills visible in the far background. Loose stones, barbed wire, and metal siding are visible in the foreground, in front of the corrals.

Photograph of several Hereford heifers standing in a corral. Standing behind the cows in the corral are three all wearing cowboy hats. In the background are more corrals amongst the stockyard.

Photograph of a field with a group of cattle and men on horseback near a small pond. Back of photograph: "Bob Kleberg trading cattle with peeler. First time King Ranch purchased Longhorns. Kleberg had photos taken to Document the historical event. He used the images in advertising sale catalog in 1960's."

Photograph of a champion Hereford steer wearing a harness.

Photograph of sale of an Angus steer at the Fort Worth Stockyards in June 1957.

Photograph of James R. Dickey wearing Western hat with a suit and tie.

Photograph of President Dwight Eisenhower speaking to a group of cattle raisers. He stands at a podium decorated with stars. A sign above him reads, "Welcome Mr. President" and one below him reads, "The Hereford Heritage". Many men sit on the platform and photographers stand below in the crowd.

Photograph of Herman Engle, General Manger of the Tulsa Livestock Exposition in the late 1950s. He wears a suit and tie.

Photograph of a man in a field of guincagrass.

Large herd of cattle in a corral.