The pair of historical broadsides is in good antique condition, while the elaborate exhibition frame is in good-to-fair cosmetic condition. Prospective buyers will observe uniform age-toning to the paper stock, faint handling grime on the reverse sheet borders, and minor corner separation with light finish scuffs along the outer wood frame edge. The outer frame dimensions measure exactly 11.5 inches in height by 10 inches in width. It features clear, legible hand-written ink addresses to the Sheriff of Vernon, Texas, alongside crisp circular Fort Worth postmarks explicitly dated to July and September of 1910. This historical lot consists of two authentic 1910 reward cards uniquely housed within a double-sided glass reveal panel equipped with a pre-installed wire hanging assembly on the back. Produced in 1910, these scarce ephemera cards serve as a fantastic artifact of early Texas ranching history, capturing the real-world postal methods used by cattlemen and sheriffs to combat horse theft across Fort Worth.