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"The Last of the Mohicans" Realized in London from Penny Illustrated Paper (British weekly newspaper, 1861-1913)
parlance, will be the general exclamation on Monday next, I guess, when visitors first enter the American Exhibition
I'm sure the American Exhibition will prove the greatest eye-opener in London this Jubilee Season.
Let us foregather, and become firmer friends yet, at the American Exhibition! I own up at once.
Let's be jolly at the American Exhibition! Success to the plucky American entrepreneurs.
What our Prince & Princess Saw of "Buffalo Bill's" Show from Penny Illustrated Paper and Illustrated Times (London, England)
Have yew seen the American Exhibition--Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show!
We all wish Godspeed to the American Exhibition--Substantial token of the hearty friendship and close
Buffalo Bill's Wild West show at the American Exhibition, Earl's Court from The Graphic (British newspaper, 1869-1932) No 910. Vol. XXXV
John Young, 1826-1903; Taylor, William Levi, 1857-1924 Buffalo Bill's Wild West show at the American Exhibition
Corbould, Alfred Chantrey (1852-1920) The main caption reads: Buffalo Bill's Wild West show at the American Exhibition
The Great White Chief from Judy; or the London serio-comic journal (1867-1907)
Gladstone's visit to the American Exhibition, Red Shirt, the Sioux Chief, was introduced to the ex-Premier
The Wild West Show at West Brompton from The Graphic
One of the most stirring items in Buffalo Bill's programme in his Wild West Show at the American Exhibition
The Wild West Show at West Brompton from The Illustrated Foreign News
One of the most stirring items in Buffalo Bill's programme in this Wild West show at the American Exhibition
The "Wild West" at the Great American Exhibition: Hunting Bison and Wapiti Deer from Illustrated London News (British weekly, 1842-)
The "Wild West" at the Great American Exhibition: Hunting Bison and Wapiti Deer from Illustrated London
weekly, 1842-) Carter, Samuel John (1835-1892) Caption reads: The "Wild West" at the Great American Exhibition
The Queen at the Wild West Show of the Great American Exhibition from Illustrated London News (British weekly, 1842-)
The Queen at the Wild West Show of the Great American Exhibition from Illustrated London News (British
weekly, 1842-) Caption reads: The Queen at the Wild West Show of the Great American Exhibition.
Our Fourth of July Celebrations from The Penny Illustrated Paper and Illustrated Times (London, England), Saturday, July 09, 1887; pg. 29; Issue 1362.
THE AMERICAN EXHIBITION.
On Saturday evening last the Executive Council of the American Exhibition gave a dinner in the Trophy
secretary of the Iron and Steel Institute, responding; and "The Chairman and Directors of the American Exhibition
The William F. Cody Archive, Buffalo Bill Center of the West and University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Published under a Creative Commons License.