A postcard illustrating a gambling scene where someone is cheating. The caption reads, "When a pair of sixes beats aces: Surprised in the act of padding his hand with aces fed to him by the town roust-about, the crooked gambler looks into the muzzles of a pair of six guns". The depiction is from an original oil painting by Ernest Reedstrom.

A postcard illustrating a man and woman playing poker as the woman shows her cards with the title, "How Would You Like To Hold My Hand?"

A postcard illustrating young men sitting on the floor playing poker with the title, "A Sunday School Class in the West". The caption on back reads, "This is a jolly group old time Cowboy friends. Sunday is a time of visiting on the western ranches, and the 'latch string' is always out for the strangers. These fellows are not disturbers of the peace as might be inferred from the photograph".

A postcard illustrating a man holding a donkey by its back legs with four cards above the donkey (ace of spades, ace of clubs, ace of diamonds, and seven of hearts) 1905. The caption reads, "I held a kicker".

Construction workers pose together during their work on the Hoover Dam.

Men, women, and children are standing near the cliff's edge, looking down at the Hoover Dam construction.

A boat full of men crossing the Colorado River to get to the Hoover Dam construction site.