ML Archives and Special Collections

Caricatures and Cartoons of Men in Montana was first published in 1907, and according to WorldCat there are only a handful of copies (about six) now known to exist. As the title implies, the book consists of caricatures of prominent Montanans (but only men). This sample—featuring Superintendent of the Deer Lodge Prison, Thomas McTeague—provides an example, but you can see more on display in exhibition case in the Archives and Special Collections Reading Room.

Tags: caricature, history, illustration, Montana

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