Former President Harry S. Truman poses at the Truman Library with a young boy in a cowboy costume. Written on the picture is "To my friend Mr. Truman, David M." Found in Post-Presidential Papers, General Correspondence, Mill-Milz.
Harry S. Truman is seated in the back seat of a convertible automobile wearing a hat. Place and occasion unknown.
A crowd watches a young cowboy at a rodeo near Deming, NM, as he is about to fall off his horse.
At a rodeo near Deming, New Mexico, a cowboy hangs on to his horse's reins as he falls off the horse. Spectators watch in front of their parked cars on the other side of the fence.
At a rodeo near Deming, New Mexico, a horse and rider fall to the ground as a rodeo clown looks on. Spectators watch in the background.
Gathered spectators watch as a man falls off his horse at a rodeo near Deming, New Mexico.
Ranchers branding, de-horning, and tying up a calf at a spring round-up near Deming, New Mexico.
Cowboys crouch and sit on the ground eating their meal during roundup time. Meals are served off tin plates in the chuck tent. The fluffy, light biscuits are turned out by a weather beaten camp cook.