The vintage documentary photograph is in good antique condition, while the wood display frame is in good-to-fair cosmetic condition. Prospective buyers will observe moderate paper aging, corner adhesive staining on the rear mounting card, and a tiny chip with light superficial scuffing along the outer gold-painted frame edge. The outer frame dimensions measure exactly 17.5 inches in width by 14.5 inches in height. It features a crisp, purple photographer's stamp reading "L.H. JORUD, Photographer / Helena, Mont." dated July 25, 1929, alongside highly descriptive hand-written pencil provenance notes. This historical lot consists of a unique 1929 high-gloss photo print professionally secured with corner tabs behind glass inside a classic tiered molding frame. Captured during the interwar era, this rare photograph serves as an invaluable museum-archival record documenting a historic 19th-century buffalo hunter bullet board gifted to the state of Montana.