OT- Interesting old cowboy photo.

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OT- Interesting old cowboy photo.

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1890s or later? (I'm guessing later, maybe 1910s).

I like the spurs.
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Cool photo.
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Thanks :D
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20cows wrote: I like the spurs.
Horse might not! :wink:
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All studio props, I'd say. A man couldn't catch cold with that twine...

Has the pasty-faced look of a bank clerk..............
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Buck Elliott wrote:All studio props, I'd say. A man couldn't catch cold with that twine...

Has the pasty-faced look of a bank clerk..............
yup.

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I still like the spurs.

(The horse's opinion would depend on the rider.)
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20cows wrote:I still like the spurs.

(The horse's opinion would depend on the rider.)
those aren't so bad. the closer the points, and bigger the rowel, the easier they are on your trusty steed.

kinda like these.
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Not necessarily a bank clerk, could be a young man and his skin has not developed that lived in look yet.

I get the feeling however that he is not normally given to wearing a gun. Seems to be carrying it high- perhaps a bit un-naturally so, but maybe its just me.
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I may be wrong but didn't they carry guns higher? Like close to "pants belt" level so as to be out of the way? The low slung fast draw is Hollyweird imagry.
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Ditto Buck!
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