The exposed portion of this black and white print measures 12 1/8 x 19 1/8 inches and features a band of cowboys riding off to round up their heard in the Powder River region of Montana. It is marked "Going To The Roundup - Powder River-" in black ink in the lower left, and there is an L.A. Huffman watermark in the lower right. The backing of the frame is hand marked with an indication that this piece was from the L.A. Huffman studio collection. Laton Alton Huffman (1854-1931) was among the few photographers to capture the landscape, Native Americans, wildlife, and ranching life in Montana in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and enlarged many of his earlier photographs later in his life.

Fine, the image and markings distinct with some evidence of having been tri-folded vertically in the past, including some minor creases associated with such, and some other generally light wear. The frame is very fine with a few scattered minor dings. A desirable print depicting the life of cowboys in the American West by one of the genre's most legendary photographers!