Title: 000 - McCracken Research Library Video Collection
Extent: 35.0 Linear Feet
#480 Tape 4, Platte County Ramblers, Harmonica: Bob Loper, Roland Robbins &
Johnny Whelan. Bunkhouse Music: Homemade and Mail Order Phee (?),
Graydon (?), Roland Robbins, Otto Rosfeld, Washtub Jerry, Sid Hausman, Roz
Brown & Russ Baxter.
#481 - #486 Cowboy Songs & Range Ballads, Coe Auditorium, April 8 – 9, 2000, no
time. Tape 1 – 6.
#481 Tape 1, (Russ & Sarah Baxter & Dave & Norma Robertson), Ed Stabler, Bunn Hill,
Bruce South, Al Sims, Leslie Keldner, Prickly Pair, & Skip Gorman.
#482 Tape 2, Ed Stabler, Dave & Norma Robertson, Garde Bowman, Otto Rosfeld,
Washtub Jerry, Cowboy Celtic & Jo Bowman.
#483 Tape 3, John Ray Shreve, Western Heritage Performers, Johnny Whelan, Andy
Wilkinson, Jim Garry, Bruce Messersmith, Don Weber & Sid Hausman.
#484 Tape 4, Ken & Phee Graydon, Howard Parker, Bob Loper, Kelly Welsh, Wyoming
Red, Prairie Grass, Roland & Stan Robbins & Roger Stone.
#485 (See page 19e). Tape 5, “Trails to Glory.” No other information.
#486 (See page 19f). Tape 6, no information.
#487 WDC, 9/23-99, no time. Ralph Kylloe, “Rustic Style: Innovation & Trends.”
Rachel Carley, “Roots of Rustic: The Evolution of An American Style.”
#488 WDC, 9/24/99, no time. Frederick Andreas, “Sustainable Architecture in
Rustic Settings.”
#489 WDC, 9/23/99, no time. L. D. Burke, “See Before Jumping On.”
#490 WDC, 9/24/99, no time. Harvey Kaiser, “Landmarks In Landscape.”
#491 WDC, 9/24/99, no time. Rob Rogers, “The Western Residence: Ranch, Home &
Compound.”
#492 WDC, 9/24/99, no time. Randy Olsen, “What Every Design Professional Needs to
Know About Working With Log Home Builders.”
Additional Information:
Tape #440 Lawrence Loendorf, “Stars, Seeds, and Rock Art: Learning From the Heavens.”
Note: 8 mm film info copies, numbered & put on shelf by 12:00 noon on 1/29/01.
Plains Indian Seminar, 2000 (September 14 - 17) - Sacred Lands
#493 - #500 Plains Indian Seminar (8 Hi8 tapes), 9/14-17/00, BBHC, no time.
#493 Emma Hanson: Introduction; John Hill, Sr.: Keynote, 9/14/00. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#494 Joe Medicine Crow; Linea Sundstrom; James Riding In, 9/15/00. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#495 Prayer, Introduction; Peter Nabokov; Joe Medicine Crow, 9/15/00. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#496 Curly Bear Wagner; Dalton Taylor, 9/15, 16/00. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#497 Andrew Gulliford; Ruthann Knudson; Bennie LeBeau and John Tarnesse, 9/16/00. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#498 Dalton Taylor; Gordon Yellowman, Sr.; Andrew Gulliford, 9/16/00. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#499 Marsha C. Bol; Peter R. Saiz; Michael P. Jordan, 9/17/00. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#500 Michael P. Jordan; Alexandra Witkin-New Holy; Susan E. Evans, 9/17/00. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#501 Plains Indian Seminar: 2000. VHS, 1 Copy. Prayer: John Hill; Introduction: Wally Reber, Peter Nabokor, Joe Medicine Crow, 9/15/00. Sacred lands [videorecording]. (24th : Where the lightning strikes : sacred geographies of the Native American plains. Pryor Gap sacred site. Sacred geography of the Blackfeet. Sacred caves in the Northern Plains. Tirawahut's land and manifest destiny: a discussion of Pawnee sacred, cultural, and historical sites and the effects of U. S. expansion on them. From Bear Butte to the Sweetgrass Hills: preserving sacred Indian landscapes. Public management of sacred sites. Native voices on sacred sites. Noaha-Vose--Hoxehe?eohe?e. Landscape: dreams and designs in Central Plains women's art. See-Dai-Mon-Ka and Swallow Hill. Sense of belonging : the Kiowa and the landscape of the Southern Plains. 19th Century Lakota elders and Paha Sapa (the Black Hills). Medicine wheels in the heart and on the plains: the paradox of living knowledge vs archaeology.
#502 Introduction: Emma Hanson; "Medicine Wheel": John Hill, Sr., 9/14/00. VHS, 1 Copy.
#503 Curly Bear Wagner: “Sacred Geography of the Blackfeet”; Dalton Taylor: “Tsimontuqwi: Woodruff Butte”, 9/ 15-16 /00. VHS, 1 Copy.
#504 Linea Sundstrom: “Sacred Caves in the Northern Plains”; James Riding In: “Tipawahut’s Land & Manifest Destiny: A Discussion of Pawnee Sacred, Cultural, and Historical Sites and the Effects of U. S. Expansion on Them”; Joe Medicine Crow: “Pryor Gap Sacred Site”, 9/15/00. VHS, 1 Copy.
#505 Andrew Gulliford: “From Bear Buttte to the Sweetgrass Hills: Preserving Sacred Indian Landscapes”; Ruthann Knudson: “Public Management of Sacred Sites”; Bennie LeBeau and John Tarnesse: “Native Voices on Sacred Sites”, 9/16/00. VHS, 1 Copy.
#506 Dalton Taylor: same as tape #503. Gordon L. Yellowman, Sr.: “Noaha-vose (Bear Butte) to Hoxehe?eohe?e (Lodge Pole River, Washita)”; Andrew Gulliford: same as tape #505, 9/16/00. VHS, 1 Copy.
#507 Marsha C. Bol: “Landscape: Dreams & Designs in Central Plains Women’s Art”; Peter R. Saiz: "See-dai-mon-ka and Swallow Hill"; Michael P. Jordan: “A Sense of Belonging: The Kiowa and the Landscape of The Southern Plains”, 9/17/00. VHS, 1 Copy.
#508 Michael P. Jordan: "A Sense of Belonging: The Kiowa and the Landscape of the Southern Plains"; Alexandra Witkins-New Holy, "19th Century Lakota Elders and Paha Sapa (the Black Hills)"; Susan E. Evans, "Medicine Wheels in the Heart and on the Plains: The Paradox of Living Knowledge vs. Archaeology". 9/17/00. VHS, 1 Copy.
*End of 8mm Film as of 4/6/2001.
<h2> Video’s Added to Collections</h2>
#509 1st part appears to be home movies, NP/NT. 2nd part (last few minutes) is archival film
footage of Wm. F. Cody, along with Chief Plenty Coups and Prince Albert. Footage
is in Cody, WY and area. NT. Date end of film is 1917.
#510 Tales of the Gun: Shotguns, Greystone Communications (promotional copy), 4/15/99.
47 minutes. History of the shotgun.
#511 Native Ways: The Native American Pow Wow, produced by Michael Bieke. ND/NT.
Research documentary.
#512 Karl May – Tragedy and Triumph, produced by Karl May, Strasse 5, D-01445
Radebeul (Tele: 0351/8302723.) 1997/40 min.
#513 Missing
#514 The Art of Harry Jackson, produced by the University of Wyoming. 1988/60 min.
#515 Santa Visits Museum, (1985). Video for staff meeting 12/8/93. BBHC 1985/NT.
#516 Christmas At BBHC 1985, NT. Same as tape 515. BBHC.
#517 Red Canyon (Main Street Wyoming), produced for WY Public Television, 1/11/94/NT.
Discussion ref. Nature Conservancy in relation to buying & selling public & private
lands. (Based on the Red Canyon area in Wyoming.)
#518 Western Ranching: Culture in Crisis, produced by Summit Films, Gypsum, CO for
Idaho Public Television, ND/56:40. Discussion on taking cattle off public lands.
#519a, b & c Wild Horse footage, ND/NT. Film is scrambled, unable to view.
#520 Forest Wars by Earth Vision Institute, Gypsum, CO. 1996/58 min. Issues pro & con
ref. stopping logging on federal lands.
#521 Aerial Wild Horse Stock Footage Loop by BLM National Training Center. 7/2/99/
1:33. Aerial wild horse footage.
#522 Same as #521.
#523 In Search of the First Americans, by University of Maine. ND/NT. Documentary on
finding info ref. Early Man in America. Early sites and artifacts are investigated by
archiologists.
#524 Wild Life Adventures: The Great Bison Chase, Turner Original Productions. Produced
by BPI Films. 1998/45:40. A look at buffalo herds in modern Montana & Wyoming.
#525 American Buffalo: Battling Back, Judith Dwam Hallet Productions. 7/8/98/55Rt.
History of buffalo; re-intro of bison on Indian Lands. Yellowstone Park bison.
#526 Contrasts: The Weapons, Dress and Gear of the Plains Indian Warrior and the U. S.
Cavalrymen, by The Old Army Press, Ft. Collins, CO. ND/48 min. (Pd/$24.95). Put
on by National Park employees at Little Big Horn Battlefield.
#527 Nez Perce Portrait of a People, by Harpers Ferry Historical Assoc. 1984/23 min.
(Pd/$19.95) Oral & written history of the Nez Perce Indians.
#528 The Dakota Conflict, by Twin Cities Public Television, Inc. 1982/60 min. (pd/$19.95)
History of the Dakota Indians’ conflict in Minnesota.
#529- #534 The Real West Series, 6 tapes by Greystone Communications & Arts and
Entertainment TV channel. Hosted by Kenny Rogers. 2 tapes have date and running
Times.
#529 Cattle Barons of the West, 9/13/93, 60 min.
#530 Famous Women, Libbie Custer, ND/NT. Life of Mrs. Custer before, during and after
the death of her husband, Gen. George A. Custer.
#531 Trail of Tears, ND/NT. History of Cherokees and other Southeast Indian Tribes moved
to Indian Territory in Oklahoma.
#532 Cheyenne Nation: The Fight to Survive, ND/NT. History of Southern & Northern
Cheyenne and the struggle against white men.
#533 Indian Weapons and the Warrior Societies, ND/NT. History & progression of weapons,
warfare, and Indian societies.
#534 Headline Hunters of the Old West, 2/9/94/60 min. History of artists, newspapers,
writers, dime novels, railroads, land developers, photographers, Wild West shows, etc.
and how they affected the westward movement.
#535 The Chaco Phenomenon: To Touch the Past (Pt.1); Past, Present, Future (Pt.2),
produced by Maxwell Museum of Anthropology. 1953 or 1963/14 min. History
of Chaco Canyon in the Southwest. (David Inocencia)
#536 Voided. Indian Fighting, (from end of “JEA CAN #4”). BBHC. ND/5 min. Time Code
Channel #2. Contents unknown; unable to view.
#537 Sixth Annual Western Music Festival in Tucson, AZ. ND/35 min. Same as tape #538.
Contributors: Stan Corliss, Clay Jerralds, Elton Brit & Bob Miller, Lou Alter & Sidney
Mitchell, Col. Millington, Michael Fleming, Patsy Montana, Stanley Fisharty, Bob
Miller, Bob Nolan, Wilf Carter, Ernie Sites, Music by Stuart Hamblin, Tex Owens,
Tim Spencer, Bob Wills music, Scott Vaughn, Tim Spencer & Glen Spencer, Dale
Evans and many more not listed.
#538 Same as tape #527.
#539 Custer’s Last Fight, by Old Army Press, Ft. Collins, CO. A 1925 re-release of the 1912
Ince film. 1985 release/45 min. (pd/$24.95.)
#540 Last Stand at Little Big Horn, WGBH Educational Foundation & Thirteen/WNET
(pd/$19.95) For “The American Experience” series. 1992/60 min.
#541 The Buffalo Soldiers, by Bill Armstrong Productions. 1996/approx. 50 min. Docu-
mentary on the history of the all-black U. S. Cavalries and Infantries. (pd/$19.95)
#542 a & b Thomas Jefferson, by Florentine Films & WETA, Washington, D.C. (2 tapes:
a – Part 1, b – Part 2) 1996/3 hrs. Part 1: Jefferson’s young life to being U. S.
Minister to France for George Washington. Part 2: Jefferson’s return from France
through his Presidency of the U. S. until his death.
#543 America’s Westward Expansion by Knowledge Unlimited. 1996/approx 30 min. History
of the westward movement. Also examines some key people and events at that time.
#544 The Oregon Trail & the Pony Express, by Kaw Valley Films & Video, Shawnee, KS. (pd/$19.95)
#545 The Life & times of Buffalo Bill Cody, by Old Army Press, Ft. Collins, CO. ND/20 min. Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show (early footage) was Edison’s first subject for his newly invented motion picture camera. Custer, Gen. Miles, Wild Bill Hickok also on this film. (pd/$24.95)
#546 Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show, by Old Army Press, Ft. Collins, CO. ND/45min. Footage of the Wild West Show taken between 1898 and 1912. Some footage by Edison. (pd/$24.95)
#547 Cody Family Reunion July 2, 3, & 4, 1954, remade by Camcord and Company, Bellingham, WA. 7 min. Scenes taken at TE Ranch, 11th & Rumsey, Cody, WY; Stampede Parade; Stampede (including a tethered bear).
#548 Charles M. Russell – An American Artist, produced by Schwartz & Associates, St. Louis, MO. 1982/20 min. (pd/$19.95)
#549 The Last Cowboys, by KUED. 1991/60 min. (pd. $19.95). Documentary of today’s cowboys and how they live & work. Also shows a modern rodeo and skills needed.
#550 Same as tape 549.
#551 Yesterday and Today: Urban Cowboy, by Greystone Communications. 3/19/97/ 46min. History of western fashion and dancing.
#552 The Real American Cowboy, by Discovery Communications, Inc., Bethesda, MD. 1997/26 min. Real American cowboy as revealed in historical film clips, archival photographs and demo’s of the tools of the cowboy.
#553 Colt: Legend & Legacy, Source: Connecticut Public Television. ND/59 min. History of Samuel Colt and his firearms.
#554 The Fabulous Topperwein’s, produced by Col. Rex Applegate, Wells Creek Knife & Gun Works, Scottsburg, OR. 1992/NT. Most famous husband-wife team of exhibition shooting in U. S. history. Vintage footage.
#555 Fast and Fancy Shooters, distributed by Wells Creek Knife & Gun Works, Scottsburg, OR 97473. 1989/75 min. History & vintage footage of exhibition shooters.
#556 60 Years of Harmony, by Comancheros Productions, Hendersonville, TN. 1995/112 min. Celebrating the 60th anniversary of Roy Rogers and The Sons of the Pioneers. Starring: Roy & Dale/ Roy “Dusty” Rogers, Jr. and many more in Tucson, AZ on 11/14/94.
#557 Same as tape 556.
#558 Theodore Waddell, 1996, by Steinbaum – Krangs Gallery, 132 Greene St., NY, NY. (radio series) 1996/NT. Exhibition of art 9/21 – 10/26/96 of Montana artist Theodore Waddell.
#559 Same as tape 558.
#560 Rivals: Villa vs Pershing, by Hearst Entertainment Productions, Los Angeles, CA. Narrated documentary with vintage footage of General Pershing’s pursuit of Pancho Villa.
#561 Winchester, by Winchester Arms. Co. ND/4-30 sec. advertisements for Winchester ammunition (“Logo to Life”, “Goose”, “Upland Game” and “Elk”).
#562 Living In The Past, (“What a World” series eps. #109) by Film Garden Entertainment. 1996/29 min. Civil War soldiers reenactments, classic cars of the past, modern pagan worship, German reenactment of American Indians, & back-breeding animals.
#563 Vera Cruz, (Movie) Starring Cooper/Lancaster. ND/NT. Beta tape (unable to view).
#564 German Expressionism: Quest for the New, produced for Los Angeles County Museum of Art (David Inocencio). ND/16 min. History of German expressionism in art.
#565 **Inspector Gadget: Field Trip, (265-109). Pulled Blacks. “Screening purposes only” 1996/NT. Film on BBHC along with archival footage of Buffalo Bill and scenes in Cody, WY. Gene Autrey Museum footage along with rodeo scenes. Produced by DIC Entertainment.
#566 Kosode: Window on a World, by Studio of David Inocencio. ND/15:38 min. Japanese artistic clothing.
#567 The Black Olympians(1904-1984), by Studio of David Inocencio/Minette Siegel. 1991/11 min. History of Black Olympians from 1904 – 1984.
#568 David Hockney, by Studio of David Inocencio. 1988/12 min. Life of David Hockney as an artist & photographer.
#569 Bambi, by Walt Disney. ND/69 min. Classic Disney story in the Arapaho language.
#570 Great Drives – Highway 93, from Four Point Entertainment, Los Angeles, CA. 12-9-95/57 min. Host: Graham Greene. U. S. Hwy 93 from Arizona to Glacier National Park, Montana. Scenery & interesting places to visit.
#574, v. 1 Legacy of War, Episode #1, Outlaws and Lawmen Series by Telenova Productions. Primarily history of how Frank & Jessie James started their careers as criminals. ND/52 min.
#574, v. 2 Tall in the Saddle, Episode #2, Outlaws & Lawmen series, by Telenova Productions. History of Wild Bill Hickok, Bill Tillman, Dalton Bros, Doolan Gang, Texas Ranger Haymer, etc. ND/NT.
#574, v. 3 The Train Robbers, Episode #3, Outlaws & Lawmen series by Telenova Productions. ND/52 min. History of train robbers such as Reno Bros (1st train robbers in Indiana), Jesse & Frank James, Sam Bass, etc.
#574, v. 4 A New Breed, Episode #4, Outlaws & Lawmen series by Telenova Productions. ND/ 52 min. History of early 20th Century outlaws & lawmen such as Bonnie & Clyde, Henry Starr, John Dillinger, etc.
#575 Life & Times Series, by WQPT Public TV in Moline, IL. Approx. 10 min. segment on
Buffalo Bill’s birthpace at LeClair, IA. Film footage is from BBHC collection. ND.
#576 Bay Area Backroads Series, produced locally in San Francisco (#497). 11/10/96/NT. Travel film on Yellowstone NP, Beartooth, Grand Teton NP & Jackson, WY. Segment on BBHC.
#577 Biography of Flo Ziegfield, by History TV Network Productions for A&E Network, NY, NY. 1995/NT. Biography with lots of vintage footage.
#578 The 125th Anniversary Video of Bismarck, by CK Productions, Bismarck ND. 1997/ NT. History of Bismarck, ND.
#579 Nat Love: American Cowhand, by Optical Data School Media, Atlanta, GA. Life of Nat Love (history). ND/ 13:25 RT.
#580 Susan B. Anthony Slept Here, by Alvin Cooperman Productions, Inc. ABC special.
Series on famous women in American history. ND/60 min.
#581 In Search of Frederic Remington, by Productions West, Inc., Billings, MT for BBHC. ND/8:30 RT. History and life of Frederic Remington as an artist, illustrator and author.
#582 Same as tape 581.
#583 Cowboy Songs & Range Ballads, 4/2/97/NT, videotaped by CTV, Cody High School. BBHC program at local Cody school for young children. Demo of cowboy instruments and history of same by participants of program.
#584 Cowboy Songs & Range Ballads, 4/3/97/NT, videotaped by CTV, Cody High School. local school program by participants of the BBHC CS&RB. History and demo of early Cowboy musical instruments.
#585 - #588 Bison Symposium (BBHC) 8/8 – 9/97. 4 tapes (3 - 6).
#585 8/8/97 approx. 1.5 hrs (tape 3): Jeanne-Marie Souvigney, “Yellowstone Bison Challenge” Stan Flitner: “Buffalo Brucellosis & Man in Conflict”; Panel discussion (members introduced).
#586 8/8/97, (tape 4): panel discussion (con’t) with question & answer period; Tim Clark: Closing Remarks.
#587 8/9/97, (tape 5): Tim Clark: Introduction; Fred DuBray: “Native Perspectives on Bison Management”; Franz Camenzind: “Wyoming’s Buffalo, Fenced or Free?”
#588 5/9/97, (tape 6): Lillian Turner (BBHC Staff): Announcement; Dan Huff: “The Greater Yellowstone Interagency Brucellosis Committee – Role, Function, and Future?” panel discussion: Mark Peterson, Don Bosman, John Emmerich, D. J. Schubert (only shows 1st portion of panel discussion).
*Note: Unable to locate tapes 1 & 2. There should also be tape 7 and possibly 8 to
complete the entire symposium.
#589 Annie Oakley & Frank Butler, Buffalo Bill’s birthday. 1998 school program at BBHC. Actors portraying Oakley & Butler; history & lives of Oakley & Butler. NT.
#590 The American Indian: Bronze Sculpture by Griffin, produced by Cinebar Productions, Inc., Newport News, VA. 1997/30 min. Shows many Indian sculptures by Griffin as well as telling life histories of many Indian chiefs.
#591 Hopi Mural Project, produced by Western Gateway Institute. ND/7min. Produced
in partnership by BBHC & Museum of Northern Arizona. Showing some history of Hopi’s and their art found in Kira’s.
#592 Gene Belgrade – Indian Medicine Man, 11/26/98/103 min. Unknown producer. A 66 year old Chippewa medicine man tells John R. Tkach, M.D. about the sweat lodge, vision quest, and Native American medicine and healing. Believe film is produced by Gene Belgrade or Dr. John R. Tkach.
#593 I’d Rather Be PowWowing, produced by George Horse Capture. PowWow at Rocky Boy Reservation in Montana. ND/NT. Info on PowWows along with some history & preparations for same.
#594 Grey Owl, produced by Robert Duncan Productions, Inc. for History Television. 9/14/98/45:15 min. Story & history behind Grey Owl, a famous American Indian who later into the 1930’s was found to be a white man, real name of Archie Blaney.
#595 Fabulous Animals – Champion of the Prairie: The Bison, by Gruppes Productions, Koln, Germany. ND/26 min. Picture scrambled, unviewable. Has poor audio, but understandable. History of American Bison.
#596 Where Did The Bison Go?, (French) by Les Productions Rivard, Inc. ND/NT. Appears to be a history of the North American bison in the French language.
#597 Buffalo Skin Project, by BBHC Summer Institute. 6/17/93/NT. Author: Arapaho Language & Culture Project. Buffalo history and culture related to the Arapaho Indians. Children’s program.
#598 The Stephen Long Expedition: Through the Great Desert to the Alpine Tundra, by Robert Heapes. Sponsored by Denver Botanic Gardens, Denver,CO. 1995/NT. (Research purposes only.) The 1820 exploration of Colorado by Stephen Long.
#599 Same as tape 598.
#600 Forgotten Journey – The Stephens-Townsend-Murphy Saga, produced by Forgotten Journey Productions, Toluca Lake, CA. 2001/57min. History of first covered wagon party to cross the Sierra Nevada Mtns. In 1844. (Silicon Valley Public TV).
#601 Buffalo Soldiers, by Jonathan Donald Productions, Grandview, NY. 11/29/94/NT. History of Black early-day soldiers.
#602 Great Minds of American History, by Unapix Entertainment. Narrated by Roger Mudd and Richard White (Historian). History of great people in America in “modern” times as related to the West. Made for the History Channel TV. Included is Buffalo Bill history in 1st part of video.
#603 Watowe, by Denmark TV. ND/NT. Opening the medicine bundle in the Danish National Museum.
#604 Mesa Verde – Legacy of Stone and Spirit, produced by Gray Warriner in co-op with Mesa Verde National Park. 1996/NT. History of Mesa Verde.
#605 Ancient Graves: Voices of the Dead, by National Geographic Television. 8/6/1998. 54:52 min. Learning from mummies, etc. about their life and cultures.
#606 History’s Lost & Found, series episode #8013 by Atlas Media Corp., NY, NY. ND/NT. History of 1st gas mask, Al Capone’s assault vehicle, Lizzie Borden’s hatchet, Imelda Marcos shoes, The Stone of Destiny, and The Sacred Ghost Dance Shirt.
#607 History’s Lost & Found, series episode #8015 by Atlas Media Corp., NY, NY. ND/NT. History of Marilyn Monroe’s dress, home movies of Adolph Hitler, TV’s first remote control, 300 year-old sunken battleship, Ty Cobb’s dentures, and Buffalo Bill’s controversial grave.
#608 Rocky Mountain Legacy – Home On The Prairie, by Rocky Mountain Public Broad- casting Network, Inc. 3/1998. 56:40 min. Documentary about the prairie.
#609 Cody, #2 (Window Dub) by Schulman Video, Hollywood, CA. 6/8/90/NT (short). Video showing many views of several old revolvers and pistols. Silent film footage.
#610 The History of Guns, by MSNBC (Special Edition). P.71.907 (old number) 1/11/2000. NT. History of guns (rifles, shotguns, etc.)
#611 Heroes of the Cerro Grande, by Code of the West Productions. Heroes award ceremony to people involved in the Cerro Grande fire, including people such as Sen Bob Dole, and Pres. George Bush. Ceremony in New Mexico.
#612 Trains Unlimited – The Circus Train, by Greystone Communications for A&E TV Network. 4/30/1998. 52:11 min. History of circus trains.
#613 U. S. Marshals: Justice Under the Star, by Warner Home Video. 6/4/1998. 18:23RT. History of U. S. Marshals.
#614 U. S. Marshals of the Old West, by Greystone Communications for the History Channel. 11/16/1999. 51:11 min. History of several U. S. Marshals in the Old West; the real stories.
#615 Tales of The Gun – Guns of Browning, by Greystone Communications, 5/3/1999. 51:11min. History of Browning and the firearms he patented. Very interesting. Known as a firearms genius.
#616 Tales of the Gun – Guns of Winchester, by Greystone Communications. 10/29/1998. 51:01 min. History of the Winchester firearm of the Old West.
#617 Big House – Leavenworth, by Greystone Communications, Valley Village, CA. 1/10/1998. 51:52 min. History of 1st Federal prison, Leavenworth, KS.
#618 Annie Oakley – Crackshot in Petticoats, by Greystone Communications. 1998. 45 minutes. History of Annie Oakley.
#619 This is the West That Was, (movie) about Wild Bill Hickok. (Not a history, but entertainment.) Gift from Sandy Sagala. ND/NT. DVB of the movie.
#620 Riders of the Wild West, video is unviewable, scrambled. Voice is audible, but in foreign language.
#621 Where the West is Still West, photographed by Charles Belden. Produced by Burton Holmes Lecture, Inc. Vintage old silent movie. Cannot be viewed at normal speed. Video is more visible at “fast forward” mode. Poor video (needs to be remade).C: 1936. 25 min.
#622 By His Own Request, Buffalo Bill and Lookout Mountain, produced by Buffalo Bill Museum and Grave, Parks & Recreation Dept, City & County of Denver, CO. History and burial of Buffalo Bill. 2000/short NT.
#623 Rocky Mountain Legacy – Buffalo Bill Cody, by Rock Mtn. Public Broadcasting Network, Inc. 10/1998. 56:40 min. (Producers dub) History & life of Buffalo Bill.
#624 Buffalo Bill ARY Strade by Toliesyn Ltd., Cardiff, UK. Video scrambled; voice audible, but is in a foreign language.
#625 The North Platte Chautaugua, 8/1/2000. NT. Tom Morrison plays Buffalo Bill. Willa Brinkmeyer plays Louisa Mae Cody. Takes place at Buffalo Bill’s Raudi State Park in Nebraska. Other plays and dates included in tape. *Videotaped by Mr. Click Photo & Video of North Platte, NE.
#626 & #627 Same as tape 623.
#628 The Other Voices of Cowboy Country “Cowboy Country” Episode 7 by Lightbridge Production & Distribution, San Francisco, CA. 2000/24:40 min. History of other races of people in the Old West.
#629 Dude Ranches “Cowboy Country” Episode 10 by Lightbridge Prod. & Distributed., San Francisco, CA. 2000. 24:40 min. Documentary on dude ranches.
#630 Modern Day Cowboys “Cowboy Country” Episode 13 by Lightbridge Prod. & Distrib., San Francisco, CA. 2000. 24:40 min. History of the cowboy with a focus on modern cowboys; their life & work.
#631 A Cowboy Jubilee: A Celebration of the National Cowboy Hall of Fame by TNN TV Network (TNN Special). 1995. 45 min. Includes movies, movie stars, music of the West. Also history and many guests who talk about the cowboy of the West.
#632 Dude Ranch Days by Wyoming Public Television & Dr. Letitia Langard. 1998. 56:50 min. History of dude ranching. Also contains an interview with Byron Price of BBHC.
#633 The Real Cowboy: Portrait of an American Icon by Kurtis Productions for the History Channel. 2000. 94:14 RT. Story of the American cowboy.
#634 Paul Newman as Butch Cassidy: Celebrating a Cowboy’s Legacy of Life by Greenwich Workshop, Inc. 1990. 28:44 min. James Bama narrates in reference to historical information on Butch Cassidy and history of the area. In cooperation with BBHC & Old Trail Town.
#635 El Topo by Red River Films. 1996. 24 min. (Pd.$10.00) Movie portrying a hero in black leather who cleans up on an isolated town of evil outlaws.
#636 John Wayne, The Horseman by Harry Jackson. (A bronze monument by Harry Jackson. 1984. 3:30 min.
#637 Beyond Fair Chase by Falcon Press, Helena, MT. ND. 13:30 min. The ethic & tradition of hunting. (Given by Nathan Bender of BBHC.)
#638 Aunt Lena: Cabinet National Forest’s Unsung Heroine by Mona Leeson Vanek. 1997. NT. Historic photos and interviews by early homesteaders during the 1910 fires of Northwest Montana.
#639 Outdoor Oklahoma: American Bison by Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation. ND. 26 min. Talk on pre-historic & modern buffalo.
#640 America’s Outdoor Heritage by Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Alliance. ND. 18:20 min. History of hunting, fishing & wild places in America.
#641 Heroes of the Cerro Grande, Many Cultures, One People by The Code of the West Foundation, Santa Fe, NM. 2000/85 min. Salute to the heroes of the Cerro Grande fire in May, 2000 by former President George Bush, Bob Dole, Elizabeth Dole, Tom Preston, Colin Powell and others.
#642 Old Growth Forests: Treasure in Transition by World Forestry Center, Portland, OR. ND/NT.
#643 Understanding Fire by The Cronkite Ward Co. ND/52min. History of fire from pre-historic to modern times.
#644 Boone & Crockett: The Hunter – Heroes by Native Sun Productions. 2001(?)/NT. History of Daniel Boone and David Crockett. Documentary.
#645 Allan Houser-Haozous by Allan Houser, Inc. 1998/NT. Lifetime artistry and sculpture of a Native American artist.
#646 Same as tape #645.
#647 Artists of the West by KUED. 1999/56:46 min. Western history and art of Charles Russell, Thomas Moran and Frederick Remington.
#648 The Journey of the Chandler-Pohit Collection by The Detroit Institute of Arts. ND/NT. History and cultural arts and artifacts of Native Americans.
#649 – 651 Same as tape #648.
#652 Whitney Museum of Art by BBHC and Forest Glen Productions. ND/NT. Art in the “Museum”.
#653 Forget Me Not: The Ann Frank Story by Grace Products Corp. A movie. ND. 60 min. Story of a young Jewish girl in Nazi Amsterdam in 1944. Story taken from her diary.
#654 Conscience and the Constitution by Independent Television Service. 2000/56 min. (Pd. $150) Story of young Americans in an American concentration camp refusing to be drafted during WWII. Historic documentary.
#655 A Biography of America: The Reform Impulse (program 108) by WGBH Educational Foundation. 2000/NT. Discussion and history of religion and individualism in America.
#656 Millennium “Machine” by Jeremy Isaacs Productions (Episode 9). *Unable to view. Possibly recorded for another speed. Unable to view on our VCR.
#657 Before It’s Too Late produced by Disney Learning Partnership. 2000/9 min. A report to the Nation from the National Commission on Mathmatics and Science. Teaching for the 21st Century.
#658 The Topps for 40 Years: Ad and Plinky. Unknown producer. ND/NT. Historic footage of the top shooters in America.
#659 Merle Travis: The Video Collection of Rare Performances 1946-1981 by Vestapol Productions. 1994. 60 min. Rare footage of TV performances by Merle Travis.
#660 Washtub Jerry by unknown. 4/4/93. NT. Interviewed by Dr. Paul Fees. Also 2 numbers with W. Jerry playing.
#661 Wichita, City of Contrasts by Library Media Services. ND/NT. A pre-tour video to City of Wichita, KS. Source: Wichita Historical Museum.
#662 Park County Travel Council Video News Features by PCTC. 1998. NT.
#663 Buffalo Kill and Skinning by Hot Springs State Park, Thermopolis, WY. 5/13/1986. NT. Shows the killing of a buffalo in a pen (gory) and skinning by Indians.
#664 Lander, Wyoming: From the Beginning to the Present by Paintbrush Video Prod., Lander, WY. History of Lander. ND/NT.
#665 America’s Prairie: Where the Sky Begins by Denver Center Media (for Discovery Channel.) 1998. 52 min. Pre-history, history and present day natural and social status.
#666 Get The Picture for Rocky Mountain Legacy Program (PBS). 7/97/1926. 40 RT. The Old West as portrayed by famous artists like Catlin, Miller, etc.
#667 Death Valley Chronicles by Ross Television Productions, Knoxville, TN. 3/16/1998. 1:19 RT. History and happenings in Death Valley, CA.
#668 Americans on Tour (series overview & pilot) by Magic Lantern Productions. 1991. NT. Documentary. Starts w/Cody, WY and an interview with Paul Fees about Buffalo Bill. Also an interview with Bill Garlow Cody. History of Buffalo Bill and Cody’s friends and fellow Wild West Show friends.
#669 Same as tape #668.
#670 The Zoom, Czech TV travel program. Foreign language. ND/NT.
#671 Haunted History: San Francisco by Greystone Communication. 5/28/1998. 51:16 RT. Tales of haunted places in San Francisco.
#672 More Haunted Houses: Tortured Souls and Restless Spirits by Mansion Productions,
Inc., Toronto, Ontario. ND/1:43 RT. Tales of haunted places and ghosts.
#673 Cody Stampede: 4th of July by unknown producer. A 1996 commerical for the Cody
Stampede. May have been produced by Chamber of Commerce.
#674 The Willcutt Films by BBHC. ND/NT. Old silent film footage of cowboys working with cattle. Appears to be possibly a home (non-professional) film. ¾” U-matic, 1 Copy. DVD, 1 Copy. (Archival #60)
#675 Wild West Auction, courtesy copy by CNN America, San Francisco, CA. 5/12/1998. NT. Footage aired on CNN News in San Francisco.
#676 North American Outdoors: Canadian Pike & Buffalo Bill Shootout by North American Outdoors Television, Minnetonka, MN. 4/28/2001. NT. Shows fishing in Canada and The Buffalo Bill Celebrity Shootout sponsored by BBHC.
#677 The Draper Museum of Natural History: A New Breed of Museum for a New Era of Exploration by BBHC. Narrated by Dr. Charles Preston. Documentary on the Draper Museum of Natural History.
#678 Same as tape #677.
#679 Buffalo Bill Cody by Rocky Mountain Public Broadcasting Network, Inc. 10/98/1956. 40 RT. Rocky Mountain Legacy Program series, Denver, CO (KRMATV station). Same as tape #623.
#680 Dub of “archival” vintage film footage of Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill. Scenes of/from Buffalo Bill and The Rough Riders Show. ND/NT.
#681 Dub of “archival” vintage film footage of Buffalo Bill at TE Ranch, hunting, etc. ND/NT.
#682 Eyes on the Prize: The Promised Land 1967-1968 by Blackside Productions for PBS. 1990/NT. History of racial problems and riots of 1967-68.
#683 Go 2!: Rocky Mountains by TV DeWereld, Belgium. Unable to view. Recorded at different speed. Video in foreign language.
<h2> Beta Tapes</h2>
#684a I’d Rather be Pow Wowing by BBHC and SSI Advanced Post, Hollywood, CA. 8/9/2000. 26:58RT. (Master). Unable to view; no equipment.
#684b I’d Rather be Pow Wowing by BBHC and SSI Advanced Post, Hollywood, CA. (NTSC) 8/9/2000. 26:58RT. Unable to view.
#685 In Search of Frederick Remington by BBHC and Production West, Inc., Billings, MT. ND/NT. Unable to view.
#686 Cody’s Wild West Show by Metro Marketing, Port Huenema. CA. ND/28:00RT. No equipt to view tape.
#687a – 690c Cody’s Wild West Show June 14,15, 1996 (12 tapes) by Sunrise Productions, Cody, WY. (BBHC) NT.
#687a – 687c CWWS. 6/14/96/NT. Tapes 1-3, Camera 1.
#688a – 688c CWWS. 6/14/96/NT. Tapes 1-3, Camera 2.
#689a – 689c CWWS. 6/14/96/NT. Tapes 1-3, Camera 3.
#690a – 690c CWWS. 6/15/96/NT. Tapes 1-3, Camera 3.
Added to Collection:
#691 Before the White Man Came by Northwestern Film Corp (originally). Believe dubbed 9/12/94 by Sound Services, Inc, Los Angeles, CA. Old vintage movie with Indian actors. Indians included from older times were Robert Yellow Tail, White Man Runs Him, Plain Feather, and many others. This is a Crow Indian story about Lone Eagle and his beloved Singing Bird and their trouble with the Sioux Indians. Believed to be a legend. Filmed in the Big Horn Mountains (?).
#692 The Pottery Maker distributed by Metropolitan Museum of Art. An American episode of the 19th Century. Museum friends and employees acting out the making of pottery. Believe older lady in the film is Mrs. Libby Custer, wife of George A. Custer. Film is an old silent movie (vintage). Same as tape #29.
#693 Tales of the Gun: “Winchester” VHS Greystone Productions. Contract – 2002
#694 Tales of the Gun: “Guns of the Famous” VHS Greystone Productions. Contract – 2002
#695 Tales of the Gun: “Women & Guns” VHS Greystone Productions. Contract – 2002
#696 Tales of the Gun: “ The Luger” VHS Greystone Productions. Contract – 2002
#697 Tales of the Gun: “Guns of Smith & Wesson” VHS Greystone Productions. Contract – 2002
#698 Tales of the Gun: “Guns of Remington” VHS Greystone Productions. Contract – 2002
#699 Tales of the Gun: “Guns of Browning” VHS Greystone Productions. Contract – 2002
#700 Tales of the Gun: “Sharpshooters & Long-Range Weapons” VHS Greystone Productions. Contract – 2002
#701 The Mountain Men. VHS Greystone Productions. Contract – 2002
#702 First in Battle: The True Story of the 7th Cavalry. VHS Greystone Productions. Contract – 2002
#703 Deborah Butterfield. Dialogue with the Artist. VHS. Denver Art Museum, 1998. Purchased from Gerald Peters Gallery $20.00.
#704 A Journey in the History of Water. VHS. Cassette 1: I. The Energy; II. The Struggle. Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation and University of Bergen, 2001.
#705 A Journey in the History of Water. VHS. Cassette 2: III. The Myths; IV. The Conflicts.
Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation and University of Bergen. 2001.
#706 America’s Outdoor Heritage. Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Alliance. VHS. Gift of Charles R. Preston. 2003.
#707 The Return of the Bison. VHS. Survival Anglia, Ltd., 1992?
#708 The Wild West Story of Buffalo Bill Cody: a film to help stop the violence in our schools. VHS. Grace Productions. Contract 2002. Case contains videocassette and booklet.
#709 Millennium: Tribal Wisdom and the Modern World. “The Shock of the Other” and “Strange Relations.” VHS. PBS Home Video PBS#417
#710 Millennium: Tribal Wisdom and the Modern World. “Mistaken Identity” and “An Ecology of Mind.” VHS. PBS Home Video PBS#418
#711 Millennium: Tribal Wisdom and the Modern World. “The Art of Living” and “Touching the Timeless.” VHS. PBS Home Video PBS#419
#712 Millennium: Tribal Wisdom and the Modern World. “A Poor Man Shames Us All” and “Inventing Reality” VHS. PBS Home Video PBS#420
#713 Millennium: Tribal Wisdom and the Modern World. “The Tightrope of Power” and “At the Threshold” VHS. PBS Home Video PBS#421
[NOTE: Tapes 709-713 are contained in a single slipcase with a Viewer’s Guide and an Action & Resource Guide]
#714 Bodmer’s America. VHS Alecto Historical Editions, 1991. Per Sarah Boehme this video depicts the questionable practice of reproducing prints from original plates. More promotional than educational.
#715 Time Machine: Boone & Crockett The Hunter-Heroes. VHS The History Channel, 1999. Received on image contract.
#716 Carson & Cody: The Hunter-Heroes VHS. Native Sun Productions. Received on image contract.
#717 Coalbed Methane: Energy for Wyoming’s Economy. VHS. The Wyoming Business Council and the Powder River CBM Information Council, 2001.
#718 Today’s Wild West with Mark Bedor. [Cowboy Action Shooting, Mounted Shooting, Horsemanship, Western Stuntman Loren Janes, Western Artist Reine River] VHS. Mark Bedor, 2001. Gift of Peter Hassrick 2002.
#719 Seth Eastman: Painting the Dakota. VHS. Twin Cities Public Television, 2001. Museum Selections Purchase.
#720 Yellowstone Aflame: The Great Yellowstone Fires of 1988 VHS Finley-Holiday File Corp, 1989. Museum Selections Purchase
#721 Yellowstone Aflame: Before, During & After the Great Yellowstone Fires of ‘88 VHS Finley-Holiday File Corp, 1989. Museum Selections Purchase.
#722 American Experience: Transcontinental Railroad. VHS. Hidden Hill Productions. Contract.
#723 The Power of Ideas: Wilson Hurley – “Artist of the American Landscape” VHS. University of Oklahoma Board of Regents, 2001. Peter Hassrick gift, 2002.
#724 TR an American Lion (hours 2 and 3) VHS. Greystone Communications, contract 2003.
#725 Tales of the Gun: “The Guns of Browning” (copy 2.) VHS. Greystone Communications, contract 2003.
#726 The Mountain Men (hour 1) VHS. Greystone Communications, contract.
#727 The Mountain Men (hour 2) VHS. Greystone Communications, contract.
#728 Tales of the Gun: “Sharpshooters and Long-range Weapons (copy 2) VHS. Greystone Communications, contract.
#729 Tales of the Gun: “The Guns of Remington” (copy 2) VHS. Greystone Communications, contract.
#730 Race – The Power of an Illusion: “The Story We Tell” (episode two) VHS. California Newsreel, contract 2003.
#731 Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads 2001 April 6, 2001 – Tape 1. VHS
#732 Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads 2001 April 6, 2001 – Tape 2. VHS
#733 Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads 2001 April 7, 2001 – Tape 1. VHS
#734 Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads 2001 April 7, 2001 – Tape 2. VHS
Plains Indian Seminar, 1997 (September 18 - 21) - A Place in the Universe
#735 A Place in the Universe: Plains Indian Seminar – 1997 Tribute to Dr. John Ewers. Thursday, September 18, 1997. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#736 A Place in the Universe: Plains Indian Seminar – 1997. Tape #1. Colin Taylor: “'Iho’Lena': Voices from the Past – Messages from the Future” and Barbara Risch: “Painted Stories: The Art of Visual Narrative Among Plains Indians.” September 19, 1997. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#737 A Place in the Universe: Plains Indian Seminar – 1997. Tape #2. Louis Burns: “Concepts of the Cosmos as Expressed in Osage Indian Art” and Lawrence Loendorf: “Wyoming Petroglyphs as Designators of Former Territories and Boundaries.” September 19, 1997. Hi8., 1 Copy.
#738 A Place in the Universe: Plains Indian Seminar – 1997. Tape #3. Robert Mooney: “Sacred Lands, Profane Places: Culture in Conflict with Great Plains Reservation Architecture” and Mike Cowdry: “Spring Boy Rides the Moon: Celestial Patterns in Crow Shield Design.” September 19, 1997. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#739 A Place in the Universe: Plains Indian Seminar – 1997. Tape #4. Benson Lanford: “Eagles to Maggots: Lofty and Lowly Creatures Depicted on Sacred and Profane Objects” and Peter Faris: “Styles and Chronology of Petroglyphs in Southeast Colorado.” September 20, 1997. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#740 A Place in the Universe: Plains Indian Seminar – 1997. Tape #5. Allen Chronister: “Representations of the Buffalo Culture and the Earth Lodge in Historic Plains Indian Art” and Hugh Dempsey: “The Painted Tipi as a Representation of the Blackfoot Cosmology and Religion.” September 20, 1997. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#741 A Place in the Universe: Plains Indian Seminar – 1997. Tape #6. Allan Ryan: “Colleen Cutchall’s 'House Made of Stars': Exploring Celestial Connections” and Tim McCleary: “The Morning Star in Crow Indian Art and Philosophy.” September 20, 1997. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#742 A Place in the Universe: Plains Indian Seminar – 1997. Tape #7. Craig Howe and Harvey Moskowitz: “Lakota History, Winter Counts, and the Cosmos” and Linea Sundstrom: “Picturing Place: Northern Plains Indian Maps.” September 21, 1997. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#743 A Place in the Universe: Plains Indian Seminar – 1997. Tape #8. Winfield Coleman: “Visions of Power: Cheyenne and Suhtai Cosmology and Art” and Panel Discussion. September 21, 1997. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#744 A Place in the Universe: Plains Indian Seminar – 1997. Tape #9. Mike Cowdry. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#745 A Place in the Universe: Plains Indian Seminar – 1997. Tape #10. Classroom discussion 1. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#746 A Place in the Universe: Plains Indian Seminar – 1997. Tape #11. Classroom discussion 2. Hi8, 1 Copy.
#747 Frontier Visionary: George Catlin and the Plains Indians. Smithsonian Museum of Art, 2002. VHS, 26:4 minutes
#748 Moving Sands. La Fete, Montreal, Canada, 2003. VHS, 52 minutes.
#749 America West Week at Christie’s: Thomas Molesworth’s Furnishings for George Sumers’ “Old Lodge” (Glenwood Springs, ca. 1935. The property of Dr. & Mrs. George Bayoud. Auction: June 7, 1995.
#750 Wild Horses (promo). KUON TV Nebraska FTV Network. 1999
#751 Buffalo Bill’s Wild West. Royal Armouries, Leeds, May – September 1999.
#752 Pinehurst: Stories of Good Time and Great Golf. Narrated by Charles Kuralt. Tufts Foundation, 1995. VHS, 80 minutes.
#753 World of Wonder #102 – “Jason Project” GRB Entertainment, 1996. VHS, 22:30 minutes.
#754 Dude Ranch Days. KCWC TV, Wyoming Public Television, 1998. VHS, 56:50 minutes.
#755 Bison Exhibit—Sacred Buffalo People – Buffalo Elder VHS
#756 Bison Exhibit (copy) VHS
#757 Bison Exhibit Buffalo Entry VHS
#758 Bison Exhibit: Buffalo Rick Burns VHS
#759 Bison Exhibit Dave Schildt “Buffalo Stone” VHS
#760 Bison Exhibit Story Teller – Merle Haas
#761 Plains Indian Museum Vault Re-housing, 1995. VHS, 10:30 min
#762 Plains Indian Museum Vault Re-housing, 1995. VHS, 10:30 min
#763 Plains Indian Museum Vault Re-housing, 1995. VHS, 10:30 min
#764 Garrett Goggles and Curly Bear Wagner, Penny Preston interview for KTWO Television, Casper, Wyoming. Interview June 19, 2003, aired June 20, 2003. VHS. Dubbed for BBHC Archives.
#765 Guns & Ammo Television Show #3, Tape 1 – Filmed at Buffalo Bill Historical Center. January 2003. VHS. Interviewee: Dr. Robert Shimp. Topic: BBHC
#766 Guns & Ammo Television Show #3, Tape 2 – Filmed at Buffalo Bill Historical Center. January 2003. VHS. Interviewee: Dr. Juti Winchester. Topic: William F. Cody
#767 Guns & Ammo Television Show #3, Tape 3 – Filmed at Buffalo Bill Historical Center. January 2003. VHS. Interviewee: Warren Newman. Topic: Cody Firearms Museum
#768 Guns & Ammo Television Show #3, Tape 4 – Filmed at Buffalo Bill Historical Center. January 2003. VHS. Interviewee: Waddy Colvert and Nathan Bender. Topic: Firearms records and McCracken Research Library
#769 Guns & Ammo Television Show #3, Tape 5 – Filmed at Buffalo Bill Historical Center. January 2003. VHS. Interviewee: Dr. Sarah Boehme. Topic: Frederic Remington & Charles Russell
#770 Guns & Ammo Television Show #3, Tape 6 – Filmed at Buffalo Bill Historical Center. January 2003. VHS. Interviewee: Robert Peterson. Topic: Firearms
#771 Guns & Ammo Television Show #3, Tape 7 – Filmed at Buffalo Bill Historical Center. January 2003. VHS. Interviewee: Dr. Juti Winchester. Topic: Annie Oakley
#772 Guns & Ammo Television Show #3, Tape 8 – Filmed at Buffalo Bill Historical Center. January 2003. VHS. Interviewee: Alan K. Simpson. Topic: Bill Ruger
#773 Guns & Ammo Television Show #3, Tape 9 – Filmed at Buffalo Bill Historical Center. January 2003. VHS. Mike Venturinno, firearms expert. Topic: Firearms
#774 Guns & Ammo Television Show #3, Tape 10 – Filmed at Buffalo Bill Historical Center. January 2003. VHS. Interviewee: Frances Clymer. Topic: Firearms posters & calendars
#775 Guns & Ammo Television Show #3, Tape 11 – Filmed at Buffalo Bill Historical Center. January 2003. VHS. Interviewee: Jeff John, firearms expert. Topic: Firearms
#776 Guns & Ammo Television Show #3, Tape 12 – Filmed at Buffalo Bill Historical Center. January 2003. VHS. Interviewee: Hank Williams Jr. Topic: Gun collections and Civil War history
#777 Guns & Ammo Television Show #3, Tape 13 – Filmed at Buffalo Bill Historical Center. January 2003. VHS. Interviewee: Phil Spangenberger, firearms expert. Topic: Firearms
#778 American Rifleman Video Collection: Bullets and Ammo. VHS, 2001
#779 American Rifleman Video Collection: The Early Gun. VHS, 2001
#780 American Rifleman Video Collection: Guns of Beretta, (Legendary Gunmakers Series). VHS, 2001
#781 American Rifleman Video Collection: Guns of Colt, (Legendary Gunmakers Series). VHS, 2001
#782 American Rifleman Video Collection: Guns of Mauser, (Legendary Gunmakers Series). VHS, 2001
#783 American Rifleman Video Collection: Guns of Valor. VHS, 2001
#784 American Rifleman Video Collection: Police Guns. VHS, 2001
#785 American Rifleman Video Collection: The Rifle. VHS, 2001
#786 American Rifleman Video Collection: Ten Guns that Changed the World. VHS, 2001
#787 American Rifleman Video Collection: Famous Small Arms (Weapons at War Series). VHS, 2001
#788 American Rifleman Video Collection: The M-16, (Weapons at War Series). VHS, 2003
#789 American Rifleman Video Collection: The Magnum. VHS, 2003
#790 Arthur Amiotte Retrospective. Collage Explanation. BBHC, VHS, 2002
