Rmccamey
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The Non Shorpy Web All Stars.
- Thread starter The Wiser Hatter
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Maybe. Based on that photo, he seemed to be a little fastidious.
ETBass
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Good Googali Moogali those are nice hats!
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That looks like a Colt Thunderer, the favorite ****** of
https://www.irishcentral.com/roots/...e-bought-for-10-is-worth-millions-say-experts
carouselvic
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Edwardian lady riding a horse,
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Pow Wow in Polson, Montana. July 9, 1919.
"Showing Us How"
^^^^ That may be "Mr. Ed" on the left.
"Bronco Busters"
"Showing Us How"
^^^^ That may be "Mr. Ed" on the left.
"Bronco Busters"
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Five hobbits and a block & tackle.
Rmccamey
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Thursday, December 20, 1877, famous Old-West outlaw Sam Bass (1851-1878) & his gang held up & robbed the Fort Worth-to-Cleburne stagecoach about ten miles south of Fort Worth. After relieving the two occupants of the coach of all their cash -- a grand total of eleven dollars & twenty-five cents, the outlaws allowed the coach to proceed upon its way, after which the gang members made their way to Fort Worth to hide out & spend their ill-gotten gains in the infamous Hell’s Half Acre red-light district (present-day site of the Fort Worth Convention Center & the Fort Worth Water Gardens).
☞The 1876 photograph depicting Sam Bass with some of his gang members was taken at a Dallas photography studio during a cattle drive to Kansas. In the photograph, standing left-to-right, are Sam Bass & John E. Gardner, & seated left-to-right are Joel Collins & his brother Joe. Note: The gang members in this particular photograph are not necessarily the same outlaws who accompanied Sam Bass during the December 20, 1877 stagecoach robbery.
☞The 1876 photograph depicting Sam Bass with some of his gang members was taken at a Dallas photography studio during a cattle drive to Kansas. In the photograph, standing left-to-right, are Sam Bass & John E. Gardner, & seated left-to-right are Joel Collins & his brother Joe. Note: The gang members in this particular photograph are not necessarily the same outlaws who accompanied Sam Bass during the December 20, 1877 stagecoach robbery.
carouselvic
I'll Lock Up
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Wallace G. Levison, the first ever jumping selfie, New York City, 1890
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Cousin?
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Let's talk western hat brim width...
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For once, I could go for a stingy.
ETBass
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Ok. I think that one is too big!
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He may have been. Seems to have paid a lot of attention to his outfit!
Cool shot. Could be where Rene Magritte got his idea from...Wallace G. Levison, the first ever jumping selfie, New York City, 1890
There's a joke in there with beaver and fur and the like for sure. I just can't think of it. I'm convinced this is what @Joao Encarnado's image of heaven is though.
