The Non Shorpy Web All Stars.

[BobHufford]

New York store sale. No year.

Very nice!

I've seen that Stetson poster listed from 1953 to 1956. Anyone know for sure?

 

[Joao Encarnado]

All tiny hats.

 

[carouselvic]

Joao appreciation


In the early 1900s, Wild West shows gave way to rodeos, giving little girls new role models in early-day cowgirls like (from left) Hazel Padgett, Dorothy Morrell, Dolly Mullins, Vera McGinnis, Alice Braham and Dell Jones, standing next to an unknown cowgirl.

– True West Archives –

 

[hatophile]

Man, I love those cowgirl hats!

 

[Frunobulax]

I'd be OK with any one of them lassoing me (if you know what I mean, and I think you do)!

 

[Joao Encarnado]

In the early 1900s, Wild West shows gave way to rodeos, giving little girls new role models in early-day cowgirls like (from left) Hazel Padgett, Dorothy Morrell, Dolly Mullins, Vera McGinnis, Alice Braham and Dell Jones, standing next to an unknown cowgirl.

– True West Archives –

I saw this picture in fb
Yes, kind of appreciation for me lol

 

[RJR]

Neat old pic.

 

[hatsRme]

I'd be OK with any one of them lassoing me (if you know what I mean, and I think you do)!

Who knew you were into that, Frun my friend!?! :gossip: :eyebrows::eyebrows:

 

[hatophile]

Who knew you were into that, Frun my friend!?! :gossip: :eyebrows::eyebrows:

We're just a bunch of dirty ole cowboys.

 

[hatsRme]

Not cowpokes...?" :whistling: :biggrin3:

 

[hatophile]

Not cowpokes...?" :whistling: :biggrin3:

Hey this site is PG ain't it?:eeek:

 

[Joao Encarnado]

And... we derailed.

 

[Frunobulax]

Who knew you were into that, Frun my friend!?! :gossip: :eyebrows::eyebrows:

Don't judge me!

 

[carouselvic]

Everything from ham and beans to beef stew and hot dogs was available at the coffee house. Also advertised were “Tables for Ladies,” in this photo from the early days of the Depression.
(By: A. Aubrey Bodine, photographer/Baltimore Sun)

 

[carouselvic]

Miners Near White Oaks, New Mexico 1880s

 

[RBH]

Paul Wilbur Klipsch ; circa 1940.
Founder of Klipsch Audio Technologies of Hope (Hempstead County Arkansas)
A world leader in premium-quality audio products
Courtesy of the Butler Center for Arkansas Studies, Central Arkansas Library System

He reminded me of Richard Harrow from Boardwalk Empire

 

[The Wiser Hatter]

I met Klipsch back in the day at a CES in Chicago. Back when audio was audio. [emoji3]


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[The Wiser Hatter]

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[Frunobulax]

Everything from ham and beans to beef stew and hot dogs was available at the coffee house. Also advertised were “Tables for Ladies,” in this photo from the early days of the Depression.
(By: A. Aubrey Bodine, photographer/Baltimore Sun)

Wow, scrapple. Was that taken in Cincinnati?

 

[BobHufford]

Earl Ohmer, Alaska Game Commissioner, 1947.

This is the fellow that took the photo above (excuse the cell phone photo of a framed photo). We met E.P. Haddon over twenty years ago (he passed about 10 years ago in his late 90s). With every trip to Santa Fe we are gifted with a large format print or two of his photography (he was a well-traveled outdoor photographer, worked for the US Fish and Wildlife Service and published many photos and articles in an array of outdoor magazines, National Geographic and even an encyclopedia).