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Buck Grizzly replied to Tony Fazzini's discussion Real lynching...?
"Looks like a staged photo made to sell to easterners to show them how wild the west was."
Buck Grizzly commented on Murray A. Gewirtz's photo
Montana Peak Hat
"About half way down the page;
http://www.curtrich.com/hats2.html
The 1895 Montgomery Wards Catalog and the 1897 Sears, Roebuck and Company Catalog are full of cowboy hats. Most of them have 4-1/2" crowns and 4" brims, no matter what their…"
Buck Grizzly commented on Murray A. Gewirtz's photo
Montana Peak Hat
"Looks good but I thought the originals had the indentations on the front, back, and sides, so it made an X on the head not a +?
I have one that makes the + too. :-)"
Buck Grizzly commented on anthony martin's photo
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"Seen that on a couple different coats, where the collar when open displays part of the liner or a different color material. Did they do that a lot?"
Buck Grizzly commented on anthony martin's photo
Two flannel shirts from an 1888 Montgomery Ward Catalogue
"Sorry haven't been on here too much lately just saw your message. Great stuff. Like the two sizes of collars too. Can you get material with that size lines in it? Great look."
Buck Grizzly replied to David Flores's discussion Pancho Villa
"Loved the scene where they were watching the war from a roof top in Texas drinking beer. It was also interesting to know the movie (the original) was a hit but lost to time. Would have been interesting to see the original footage/movie."
Gay Mathis commented on Buck Grizzly's blog post May 2013 cover
"Bat, check out the image I posted in this string (1879 Leadville, Colorado) and pay close attention to the clothes..Not sure whose head (photoshop and colorized) on the image that was on the cover.."
Bat commented on Buck Grizzly's blog post May 2013 cover
"Bump!!
Anyone got a line who is the guy featured on the May cover wearing the corduroy?"
Buck Grizzly replied to Cindy Smith's discussion Cowboy coffee on the trail
"Can't let the Marshal have all the fun. lol"
Buck Grizzly replied to Cindy Smith's discussion Cowboy coffee on the trail
"http://www.arbucklecoffee.com/category-s/1848.htm
Arbuckles’ Coffee began in the post Civil War Era of the 19th Century. Two brothers, John and Charles Arbuckle, initiated a new concept in the coffee industry; selling roasted coffee in one…"
Buck Grizzly replied to Cindy Smith's discussion Cowboy coffee on the trail
"Brazilian coffee was the biggest supplier of coffee beans in the 1800's in the USA, and made it a popular drink for the common folks in the early 19th century.
French Chicory
Chicory was a popular coffee substitute and economizer for 2…"
Bat commented on Buck Grizzly's blog post May 2013 cover
"Anyone got a line who is featured on the cover?"
Bat commented on Buck Grizzly's blog post May 2013 cover
"Corduroy was worn by the working class Victorians here of some pix mostly featuring Navvies in UK in the 19th century
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=pictures+of+navvies&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&client=safari"
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May 2013 cover
May 2013 cover, who is the person and is there a link to the picture.
The kerchief tied around his neck is intriguing. Are there any other examples of uncommon knots for kerchiefs being used as a tie?
Posted on April 11, 2013 at 6:10am — 23 Comments
The Billy Dilemma
Anybody seen this link?? (probably old news with you guys, but I hadn’t seen it before anyway)
http://www.historicalwesternphotos.com/billy_the_kid_and_friends
Most of these types of conversations get lost in the can't’s, couldn't’s, and wouldn't have happened. People make up their minds and at that point one way or the other their can only be one possible consideration.…
ContinuePosted on April 30, 2012 at 1:46pm — 3 Comments
Here is a picture I would like analyzed by the pros
To the best of your ability, look at the clothing, guns, hats, leather, etc... and come up with a date (year only) you think this photo was taken.
This is a test!! …
ContinuePosted on April 25, 2012 at 11:38am — 1 Comment
Gunfight reenactor jailed
7 1/2 years for the guy who shot live rounds into a crowd. Couldn't happen to better guy.
Thanks Ginny for the link.
http://rapidcityjournal.com/news/old-we ... z1rfHRFUZL
Posted on April 10, 2012 at 12:24pm — 15 Comments
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- At 2:42pm on November 4, 2011,
Bob 'Buckshot' Bradley said…
- Howdy Buck, I just noticed you asking how long I've been getting True West. I've been subscribing for the last few years and just re-newed for another couple. However I've managed to get most since 53 to present, I'm missing forty-three (June 55, April & June 83, September 84 and 39 from the 90's.) I've all Frontier Times from Winter 57, bar one (the last October 85) and all Old West from Fall 64 apart from twelve. Hope to have 'em all one day. I've been collecting 'Western' magazines for a while and have just over 1300.
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