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Last photo (?) of Wyatt Earp, 1929.
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Salsa music's Original Gangsters, Willie Colon and Hector Lavoe, grace the front and back covers of their 1973 classic album called "Crime Pays".
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That’s amazing—looking the legend, for sure.
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Robin Williams posing under the Golden Gate Bridge in 1998.
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I saw the Bluesbreakers open for Robin Trower at the second concert I ever went to.
RIP John Mayall 1933-2024
RIP John Mayall 1933-2024
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Helluva line up for your second show!
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Well, my first show, a few months before, was the Mothers of Invention with Trower opening.
I haven't been quite right since.
I was gonna say but decided not to.
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Love me some Mothers, but Captain Beefheart is my fav Zap related project.
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The Rat Pack in hats sandwiched by a pair of Dobbs on my office hat wall.
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Louis Armstrong getting getting his hat fitted.
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From the net, always liked this image.
The ‘Dodge City Peace Commissionʼ June 1883. From left to right: Standing: W.H. Harris, Luke Short, Bat Masterson; Seated: Charlie Bassett, Wyatt Earp, Frank McLain and Neal Brown. By Camillus S. Fly
The ‘Dodge City Peace Commissionʼ June 1883. From left to right: Standing: W.H. Harris, Luke Short, Bat Masterson; Seated: Charlie Bassett, Wyatt Earp, Frank McLain and Neal Brown. By Camillus S. Fly
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William T. Kemper Jr, son of the wealthy Kansas City banking family, selected as one of America’s 20 Best Dressed Men by the National Association of Merchant Tailors. Dressed here for sport & working the family farm. (Feb 1939).
The young boy is identified as William Purdy. There was a local Korean War veteran of some honor by that name but I don’t think the age & dates work for it to have been him.
The young boy is identified as William Purdy. There was a local Korean War veteran of some honor by that name but I don’t think the age & dates work for it to have been him.
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Upon NASA relocating the Manned Spacecraft Center to Houston, TX from VA in July 1962 (renamed the Johnson Space Center in 1973) the Mercury 7 astronauts were gifted Shudde Bros Stetson hats at a welcoming reception.
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William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody (year not identified)
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George Michael Neese, New Market, VA. (1839-1921)
Served in the Army of Northern Virginia beginning in 1861 in a local militia before becoming a ***ner in Chew's Battery of Stuart's Horse Artillery. The unit saw plenty of action & Neese was captured at Fisher’s Hill, VA in Oct 1864. He was sent to the Federal prison at Point Lookout, MD where he was eventually paroled after signing the Oath of Allegiance to the Union & arrived home on July 4th, 1865. Neese kept a journal throughout the war, only missed writing an entry on a few days. His journal was published in book form in 1911 titled "Three Years in the Confederate Horse Artillery."
Served in the Army of Northern Virginia beginning in 1861 in a local militia before becoming a ***ner in Chew's Battery of Stuart's Horse Artillery. The unit saw plenty of action & Neese was captured at Fisher’s Hill, VA in Oct 1864. He was sent to the Federal prison at Point Lookout, MD where he was eventually paroled after signing the Oath of Allegiance to the Union & arrived home on July 4th, 1865. Neese kept a journal throughout the war, only missed writing an entry on a few days. His journal was published in book form in 1911 titled "Three Years in the Confederate Horse Artillery."
