No 1 Paul Bransom in his Canada Lake Studio, 1974

No 2 Paul Bransom in his Canada Lake Studio displaying one of eight handmade drums which he designed, 1974

No 3 Paul Bransom in his New York Studio, 1972

No 4 Paul Bransom and Weber State College artist, professor Farrell Collett in Bransom’s New York studio, 1972

No 5 Paul Bransom. Color portrait, ca 1976

No 6 Honorary Doctor of Arts Degree, presented to Bransom by Weber State College, as it appeared in his Canada Lake Studio, 1974

No 7 Paul Bransom as recipient of Honorary Doctor of Art Degree at Weber State College. Standing left to right: President of Weber State College, Dr. Joseph Bishop; Paul Bransom; Lawrence T. Dee, recipient of Honorary Doctor of Humanities Degree; and Ambassador Mark Evans Austad, commencement speaker, 1974

No 8a Paul Bransom as recipient of Honorary Doctor of Art Degree at Weber State College, with President of Weber State College Dr. Joseph Bishop, 1974

No 8b Paul Bransom as recipient of Honorary Doctor of Art Degree at Weber State College, with Weber State College art professor, Farrell Collett, and Paul Bransom’s niece, Althea Bond, 1974

No 9a Paul Bransom as recipient of Honorary Doctor of Art Degree at Weber State College, 1974

No 9b Paul Bransom and Catherine Jacobs at the banquet of the National Society of Arts and Letters Empire State Chapter, New York, 1976

No 10a Paul Bransom in his New York Studio, no date

No 10b Gathering at the Society of Animal Artists exhibition in the Burr Gallery, New York City, 1960. Enclosed in correspondence from R.E. Lougheed, May 7, 1963

No 11 Paul Bransom in his Canada Lake Studio, 1921

No 12 Paul Bransom’s first studio, 1905

No 13 Dinner party at the Ford Exposition, New York Worlds Fair. Seated left to right from foreground: Mary Paul Welling, Laurence H. Hart, Kathleen Laughlin, D.A. Summers, Mrs. L. H. Hart, Harvey Zorbaugh, Mrs. D. A. Summers, Paul Bransom, Grace Bransom, and Rex Ryan; 1940

No 14 Paul and Grace Bransom with unidentified group of friends, ca. 1940

No 15 Salmagundi Club, New York City, exterior view, no date

No 16 Salmagundi Club grand staircase, no date

No 17 Salmagundi Club parlor, no date

No 18 Salmagundi Club gallery, no date

No 19 Salmagundi Club dining hall, no date

No 20 Salmagundi Club billiard room, no date

No 21a Joe Evans and J. Frank Dobie at Horse Camp, Mazollon Mountains, New Mexico, 1927

No 21b J. Frank Dobie and Paul Bransom in the Mazollon Mountains, New Mexico, 1927

No 22a Horace M. Albright, author of “Oh, Ranger”, no date

No 22b Paul Bransom and Bob Culwell, superintendent of the Jack London State Historic Park, Glen Ellen, California, displaying plaque with Bransom’s Original jacket illustration for London’s, “The Call of the Wild”, 1970

No 23 Paul Bransom and Weber State College artist, professor Farrell Collett in Bransom’s New York studio, 1972

No 24 Paul and Grace Bransom, no Date