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The Non Shorpy Web All Stars.
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Saloon ca 1890
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Oilfield crew, Drumright, Oklahoma
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The Blue & the Gray Reunion of Missouri, 1910.
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Russell Lee photos FSA
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Ray Halstead, (Farm Security Administration) rehabilitation borrower.
Dead Ox Flat, Malheur County, Oregon
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Unknown. Can’t make out the chest ribbon.
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School bus wagon, Lexington KY, 1900.
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Golden City, Missouri
Cod fisherman pre-dawn off Cape Cod 1942.
Mending cod net in Gloucester ca. 1905. The North Atlantic foul weather fisherman's hat is called a Sou'wester because a warm moist wind from the southwest brings a lot of rain. The brim is wider in the back than the front so water doesn't run down the back of your neck. The front brim can be folded up so water doesn't drop onto your face or folded down to keep the sun off. They were originally made from sail canvas painted with a mixture of linseed oil and wax called oilskin. The jacket and/or bib was the same material. Think of the guy on the front of a box of frozen fish sticks. Fish sticks were originally made of New England cod but they are now made from Alaskan pollock.
Mending cod net in Gloucester ca. 1905. The North Atlantic foul weather fisherman's hat is called a Sou'wester because a warm moist wind from the southwest brings a lot of rain. The brim is wider in the back than the front so water doesn't run down the back of your neck. The front brim can be folded up so water doesn't drop onto your face or folded down to keep the sun off. They were originally made from sail canvas painted with a mixture of linseed oil and wax called oilskin. The jacket and/or bib was the same material. Think of the guy on the front of a box of frozen fish sticks. Fish sticks were originally made of New England cod but they are now made from Alaskan pollock.
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Shooting Buffalo from the Trains of the Kansas Pacific Railroad, 1867 - 1872.
On the Kansas-Pacific Railroad, Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, June 3, 1871.
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On the Kansas-Pacific Railroad, Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, June 3, 1871.
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Mighty44
Call Me a Cab
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Awful.
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Agreed.
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Get those future voters to school by golly! We don't need no uneducated types runnin this country! Lol
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On the road again!
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Gasconade River near Hartville, Missouri (1909).
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Unknown GAR veterans reunion.
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Panama with Optimo crown. Pic said to have been taken in Costa Rica.
