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This is a 1941 image of Cecil Haynes, of Peters Brothers in Fort Worth, Texas. Owner, Tom Peters, is in the background. Haynes is ironing out wrinkles in an old hat. Stacked on his head are campaign hats from Fort Sam Houston, a U.S. Army post in San Antonio, Texas.
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Earthquake refugees, Union Square, San Francisco 1906
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Fred Waite was a Chickasaw, born in Indian territory. He left to work as a cowboy in New Mexico, where he was employed by John Tunstall. He became friends with Bill Bonney, aka Billy the Kid, and was one of the "regulators" who sought vengeance for Tunstall's death. After leaving the group he returned to the Chickasaw Nation, where he lived in peace. He became a rancher, tribal legislator, and Attorney General for the Chickasaw Nation.
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DD, great post! That smallest pic at the top reminds me of Stacy Keach in some of his movie roles.
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I know I've said this before, but I really do enjoy these "history lesson" posts and photos that y'all come up with. Much appreciated, thank you!
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Can't read the yr on the license plate.
The guy & his hat on the left reminds me of Jack Langrishe.
The guy & his hat on the left reminds me of Jack Langrishe.
I can see that. Prominent noses and other similar features. That looks to be an early smiley pocket shirt.
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I hadn't noticed the pockets but was trying to figure out it that was a medal or a watch pinned on?
Jack Langrishe died before the turn of the century.
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Probably but I don't recall off hand. Or maybe Belle Fourche. He had a theater there & things were still booming ~1895 or so.
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People flock to get liquor before the new liquor tax goes into effect Nov 1 1942
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The four boys from Volendam are here again in this Group, cause they are simply cute.
The Netherlands,
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The Netherlands,
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"We go ridin' on the freeway"
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COWBOY REAL.........Bill Manns
Just at sunset on Bear Ranch, Cerrillos, NM Tim Needham, a very gifted photographer took this picture.
Just at sunset on Bear Ranch, Cerrillos, NM Tim Needham, a very gifted photographer took this picture.
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The Real McCoy.COWBOY REAL.........Bill Manns
Just at sunset on Bear Ranch, Cerrillos, NM Tim Needham, a very gifted photographer took this picture.
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Click...Save. This fantastic photograph reminds me of why John Wayne was quoted as saying:
"Nobody ever saw a cowboy on the psychiatrist's couch."
PS: Time for an encore repeat:
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