Don’t make assumptions, AL. I didn’t say he was driving.
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Don’t make assumptions, AL. I didn’t say he was driving.
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Was scanning in slides from my Dad’s time in Korea (‘52-‘53) and ran across these hats on or near his troop ship returning to the States (in San Francisco I think).
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You're absolutely right. My apologies.
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He's got his swagger stick in that first pic.
I knew you would spot that.
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A good friend who was a firefighter/paramedic/EMT in his younger days once told me it was surprisingly easy to separate a human head from it's body.
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Ladd & Ree Drummond of Drummond C Ranch & Pioneer Woman fame.
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From the Traces of Texas Historical Group: "Traces of Texas reader Nancy Galindo's great grandfather was a rancher in the south Texas valley for decades. After he passed away Nancy found this photo among his things. It shows a hat check at the Valley State Bank. Nancy isn't sure where that bank is or when this was taken but it sure is a dandy photo."
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This hat check photo made my day, week. month. WAY cool.
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William Curly Bill Brocius
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Timothy Isaiah Courtright (1848 - 1887)
Texas Lawman - first elected City Marshall of Fort Worth, & therefore the first to turn outlaw.
Texas Lawman - first elected City Marshall of Fort Worth, & therefore the first to turn outlaw.
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Bill Tilghman, US Deputy Marshal, I.T. and later lawman in OK.
A good look at what the older generation (Tilghman and his LE pals along with a good many real outlaws they had arrested are in the silent film) were wearing in OK and Texas by 1918.
Part of Tilghman's actual film.
and a copy of one of his prized Colts.
A good look at what the older generation (Tilghman and his LE pals along with a good many real outlaws they had arrested are in the silent film) were wearing in OK and Texas by 1918.
Part of Tilghman's actual film.
and a copy of one of his prized Colts.
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Interesting read on Big Jim, Greg.
He was often in the headlines during the 60’s. I was just old enough to remember a bit of the 66 campaign when my old man drug my *** and the rest of the crew to a Gadsden shopping center parking lot for a Lurleen B. Wallace campaign rally. Still one of the more bizarre experiences of my life. The only thing that compared was decades later working klan rallies.
