Can't see the pic very well, but at a wild, wild guess maybe Joseph's Coat? It is a climber with extremely variable bloom colors. It's not that old though, it's from 1969.

Looks quite like a miniature in photo, wouldn't know it had been 10 feet high without you having said so.

Here is a link that might be useful: How can I identify a mystery rose?

Sorry about that i guess i should have mentioned that when my friend brought it to me she had cut it to about half and after it had been in the ground for about two weeks it was cut back in hopes that it was early enough in the year that it would create new growth, boy has it these things are going nuts. Anyhoo i have posted more pictures here: http://www.fotolog.net/fatcatslh/
hopefully this will help.

Here is a link that might be useful: fotolog of roses

Did you look at Joseph's Coat? It really looks like it to me!

Here is a link that might be useful: Joseph's Coat on HMF

I think you may be right, i just wanted to get some better photo's up to be certian. Thank you for your help northspruce. By the way help me find is a realy neat site thanks for posting the link to it.

I wasn't going by the height of the thing, I caught that. I was going by the rest of its appearance. Even with your additional shots I still would not guess 'Joseph's Coat'. But: I don't have another name for it.

Helpmefind's advanced search might be able to help. The closest I found was Condesa De Sastago (1930).

Some other roses (unfortunately often without pictures) were Red Echo (1932), Princess van Orange (1934), Climbing Break O' Day (brownell 1944)and Dixie Climber (1935)

Here is a link that might be useful: Condesa De Sastago

Rio Samba?

it reminds me of cl. circus