M Hatman
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My parents (or whoever) regularly wrote this kind of information on the back of their photographs. When I was growing up they had two or three photo albums filled with mostly black-and-white photos that somewhat catalogued their lives, and I enjoyed looking at those photos over and over and over. Unfortunately, my sister got her irresponsible hands on those photo albums and I have no idea what happened to them. She might still have them, but we haven't spoken during the last 20 years or so, so...
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Do pay attention double 'o' seven, I shall be asking questions later.
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Are you still listening, double '0' seven?
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Beautiful!1935....Photo postcard. Cigars, Overcoats and hats.......Oh My.......AND they dated it, with each man signing the card....not too often one finds that!!!!!
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Legendary lawman & Texas Ranger John Horton Slaughter, 1870’s.
I like his style.
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Conrad Kohrs (1835 - 1920) on right
Established the largest ranch in Montana. Made a lot of money trading horses & oxen with wagon trains on the Oregon Trail before moving into cattle, beef packing, etc.
Pic from 1906.
Established the largest ranch in Montana. Made a lot of money trading horses & oxen with wagon trains on the Oregon Trail before moving into cattle, beef packing, etc.
Pic from 1906.
His hat sort of reminds me of a WAR BRE with the crown really lowered.
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Sir Connery sure made posing for photos like this look easy, didn't he? But then, in his younger years he was an artist's model for the Edinburgh College of Art, so I suppose it should come as no surprise.
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1947 - John Tarleton College (now Tarleton State University)
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Hubba-hubba.
On June 25, 1913 Civil War veterans began arriving in Gettysburg, PA. for the "Great Reunion" marking the 50th anniversary of the battle. The event officially lasted from June 29 - July 4 and over 50,000 old soldiers attended. Here former enemies clasp hands over a stone wall on Cemetery Ridge.
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This is a very emotionally provoking image, and says a lot about the ability of this country to heal itself.
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William James Howard (1834 - 1928)
Last member of the California Rangers to still be alive when pic was taken in 1907.
Last member of the California Rangers to still be alive when pic was taken in 1907.
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Rudolph Valentino.
M Hatman
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1927
From the internet......though I have a couple of him somewhere......
From the internet......though I have a couple of him somewhere......
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Good pic! By the late 1920’s Tom Mix had begun to wear smaller crowned hats than his previous style & the style caught on.
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From my collection: 1925 President Coolidge takes off his silk topper to don the 10 gallon hat presented to him by the American Legion Post of Texas at the Omaha convention. Photo dated 10-10-25
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This photo from a 1927 Fourth of July celebration at Rapid City SD turned up in the personal papers of Coolidge's personal secretary Edward Clark in 1962 to be reproduced here...in this news-wire photo dated October 12, 1962. In the foreground in her own remarkable hat is his wife (Coolidge).
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This photo from a 1927 Fourth of July celebration at Rapid City SD turned up in the personal papers of Coolidge's personal secretary Edward Clark in 1962 to be reproduced here...in this news-wire photo dated October 12, 1962. In the foreground in her own remarkable hat is his wife (Coolidge).
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