The Bad Man

Photographer: Innes, John
Publisher: W.G. MacFarlane (Firm)
Description

Image depicting a man in brown pants, red shirt and a hat, appearing to be hiding behind the corner of a building.

Physical description
1 postcard : colour
14 x 9 cm
On front and back
[Front] The Bad Man -- Copyrighted 1907 by W.G. MacFarlane -- John Innes --
[Back] Post Card -- "Troilene" Western Types Series -- pbllished by W.G. Macfarlane, New York, Toronto and Buffalo -- This space may be used for correspondence -- For address only -- Place the stamp here. Once cent for United States and Island Possessions, Cuba, Canada and Mexico. Two cents for foreign -- The Band Man. Generally called "Killers", and with many deaths laid at their door, the bad men are repulsive brutes. Unfortunately they seldom kill each other - unless one catches another absolutely unprepared - for at heart they are cowards. He is here illustrated, simply because he existed, and had a place in the life of the West, but the sooner he is out of existence and forgotten, the better for civilization.
Keywords
Paintings
Men
Criminals
Genre
Postcards
Type of resource
Still Image
Language
English
Part of
Philip Francis Postcard Collection
Identifier
MSC130-19220
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