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I did note the absence of cheese-heads.
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I believe they are miniature hats so you could gift a hat to someone and they would go make their own selection/bash.I wonder - are those little things on the counters and display the gift boxes?
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I believe they are miniature hats so you could gift a hat to someone and they would go make their own selection/bash.
Robert, you are probably correct & I didn't even think about Pickett when I posted that picture. I have one of the original Pickett movie posters in the original frame from the movie made of his life. I'll take a pic & post it tomorrow or as soon as I can. I have a collection of Wild West show items which includes items from Ranch 101 & the Miller Bros.I’m pretty sure that the gentleman in the front row, far left, is famous Texan and inventor of Rodeo bulldogging, Bill Pickett (http://www.famoustexans.com/billpickett.htm) – so this is likely a photo from The 101 Ranch Show. Pickett worked for the 101 Ranch from 1905 until his death in 1932.
This makes me want to get in a time machineSpaldings Mens Store 1948 (Interesting that it appears to be all open crowns in the case)
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More open crowns ...
Sadoff's, Souix City, IA. ~1950.
Hubert White, Minneapolis. Not sure of the year.