The most prominent inscription [manuscript], 1908.

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The most prominent inscription [manuscript], 1908.

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Pen and ink sketch of a gun being fired over a skull and crossbones, beneath which is written: "Keep Out By God I am sure hungry," 1908. This illustration was intended for use in Quincy and Ella Scott's "A Horseback Honeymoon."

29.3 x 56.9 cm.

Oregon Historical Society Research Library

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Scott, Ella, 1882-1971.

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Scott, Quincy, 1882-1965

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