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If you look at all of their facial features like their noses, I think they are a real extended family.
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The Non Shorpy Web All Stars.
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RBH
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Sounds like good people, Jack!
Rock Town did the same for free and ran out of the first batch in 10 minutes.
https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2020/mar/18/were-trying-do-what-we-can-rock-town-distillery-ma/
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Rieger is continuing to make sanitizer & selling everything they can make one day each wk. All,proceeds are divided among their employees. Definitely sounds like good people, & in Little Rock too.
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It brought this to mind.
One of our local distilleries is doing the same thing.
Rmccamey
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The Texas Rangers.
A lot of wide brims in that group! And the old guys dressed a bit more individually; I like that.
A lot of wide brims in that group! And the old guys dressed a bit more individually; I like that.
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A few from the 1930s......
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A few from the 1930s......
A man looking at a map? Must be staged.
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You can't fool me. That's a photo of Patrick Stewart and George Clooney on the set of their new movie.A few from the 1930s...
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Rmccamey
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Cornelius
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True. E.g., that hobo wearing a duck hunting jacket for his uncertain journey in the 5th photo. Smart man, gonna need those pockets.
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Cedar Creek, Missouri. The kid in the middle is not letting that tall crown hat wear him!
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Eating a mid-morning snack of canned tomatoes.
O RO Ranch, AZ.
1909.
Erwin E. Smith, photographer
Spur Ranch
Texas
1910
O RO Ranch, AZ.
1909.
Erwin E. Smith, photographer
Spur Ranch
Texas
1910
Hat and Rehat
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Unknown Hatter making his web debut
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Wishin' we were fishin'...
Rmccamey
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Pre-1953 from what I can see. I had a first series 1954 3100 5-window that I went completely thru. I had to put a booster for power brakes on it because early hydraulic brakes were never very good. I also rebuilt the bed floor with red oak & chromed the rails; & put in a tilt steering column out of a wrecked Monte Carlo. 327/365hp with solid lifters.
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Nixa, Missouri, 1908. Ten years later the young fellow on the top left would die in the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic.
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Nice! I rebuilt a 56 Chevy pickup way back when. Mostly stock but with mag wheels and a stained oak bed.
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Now that you mention yours, mine was a 55. The 54 & first series 55 were the same cab, then the second series 55 & 56 were the same cab.
I had some soft wood in the bed plus I had some rust in the cab corners where the frame mounts were, so I pulled the bed off to get to the rust & bought a kit for the bed in red oak. Had the rails chromed while I had the bed apart. With new Oak that bed weighed a ton getting it back on the frame.
Always wanted a 52 for the divided windshield & the more rounded cab look but I would take my old truck back any day!
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