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Nicholas Narog commented on Chuck Sawyer's photo
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"This cabin was used in the movie "The Missing." I was in Silver City as they were rebuilding the cabin back in 2003."
Nicholas Narog replied to Gerald T. Ahnert's discussion Historic Photographs of Arizona
"To help illustrate the differences between a Daguerreotype and a Tintype, here is a picture of two photographs that I took out of my collection. On the left is a cased Daguerreotype, on the right a Tintype.
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"The building on the right corner is the Scriver building- which now houses the Northfield museum store and is connected to the old First National Bank site. The staircase attached to the building is where a wounded Bob Younger took cover until his…"
anthony martin commented on Nicholas Narog's photo
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" Interesting.It looks as if most of the buildings were replaced in the late 1800's and early 1900's .A couple on the left side may indeed be the same but have been altered significantly.It was common practice to update a facade…"
Nicholas Narog replied to Thomas E. Reed's discussion Wyatt Earp photos in July True West Magazine
"Anthony, as always I respect your opinions and facts. You have always been honest and kind in your posts. The post Murray just gave above to a new member struck me as rude and uncalled for. This forum should be free for people to post questions and…"
Nicholas Narog replied to Thomas E. Reed's discussion Wyatt Earp photos in July True West Magazine
"As for the item being a drop hitch- if you could provide a photo comparison it would be most appreciated. I tried searching myself and could not find one that looked like that."
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Rare Jim Younger CDV comes to the Northfield Historical Society
Open Ted Yeatman’s book on the James-Younger Gang, Frank and Jesse James: The Story behind the Legend, and you’ll come across a rare photo of Jim Younger in the second set of photographs just after page 320. This photo of Jim was taken during Christmas 1875 — less than a year before the failed Northfield bank…
Posted on December 28, 2010 at 1:04pm — 4 Comments
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- At 11:38am on February 25, 2009,
Bob Wood said… - Nick,
George Murr has asked for your email address. Here's his.
"geowmurr"
- At 11:39am on February 25, 2009, Bob Wood said…
- geowmurr@shaw.ca
- At 3:36pm on June 9, 2009,
Mud Cat said… - hey there nick. good to see you around. study hard, have some fun, and dont let that gal tell you what to do!
- At 6:55am on May 5, 2012,
Melvin Graf said… Nick, I see that you are a participant on "Find A Grave" and your bio says that you have a daguerreotype of the Reverend Robert Sallee James who was the father of Jesse and Frank James. I have only seen one historically accepted image of Reverend James. Is that the one you have or do you have another one?
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=46575586
- At 9:58pm on May 5, 2012, Melvin Graf said…
"Wow- it's been a very, very long time since I've been on there! Haha, it even says I'm 18.
Anyways- my daguerreotype of Robert Sallee James is unpublished- it came (again- don't have all the info in front of me.... it's been awhile since I really went through all these things) from a town I think was called Placerville? Does that sound right? I believe that is what my documentation said. Anyways, tucked away in the case was a slip of paper that stated 'Rev. R.S. James 1850"'.
Nick, I see you updated your bio significantly. As I remember, you said you started collecting around 2006. It's pretty amazing that in a few short years you have what would be considered the finds of a lifetime for most collectors. Among them: a Jesse James signature, a Wyatt Earp photo, and an image of Reverend Robert Sallee James. I hope you'll share the image of James so those of us with an interest in the James family can compare it to the one historically accepted image of him that exists. Having a slip of paper tucked in the case with a date and name seems just a little too tidy to me. As you know, James died in 1850 of cholera in the California gold rush town of Hangtown. Placerville didn't officially become the name of the town until 1854.
- At 3:37am on December 3, 2012,
Bob 'Buckshot' Bradley said…
Nick, I noticed your comment about the article "The Beast that Looked Like a Man?" in the December, 1958 issue of True West, so I've attached it below.
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