Dust kicks up beneath thundering hooves as a picador on horseback levels his lance toward a charging bull in this gripping linen-era postcard from the bullring at Ciudad Juárez — a scene that once drew thousands of American day-trippers across the border on Sunday afternoons to witness the pageantry and danger of the corrida. Three matadors in embroidered trajes de luces stand poised in the sandy arena while a handler rushes in from the left, the crowded stands visible in the background. Published by Sandoval News Service of El Paso, Texas, which made a specialty of capturing the exotic-to-American-eyes spectacles of border Mexico, this card is part of a numbered "Action in Bull Fight" series widely distributed at souvenir stands along the Juárez tourist strip.