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Um. Am I the only one whose first thought was "lady, you'll hurt yourself if you shot that gun like that" ?

 

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Evalyn Knapp, about 1940

 

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Um. Am I the only one whose first thought was "lady, you'll hurt yourself if you shot that gun like that" ?

Well, Shucks, Those guns are loaded, but I think the revolvers are Nichols "Stallion" capguns, which I coveted as a kid. I'd love to see the entire shootin' match, though

 

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"By the seaside, by the beautiful sea...."

 

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When the Chesapeake Freezes over, the Shore counties of Maryland and the two southern Counties in Delaware run 90 percent unemployment rates for however long it lasts...this is 1936

 

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No idea whom, but she is a honey.

 

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Dunno who she's waiting on, but (he or she) has won the prize...?

 

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Another prize with different gift-wrap

 

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Sometimes, like it or no, I just have to End it.

 

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Well, Shucks, Those guns are loaded, but I think the revolvers are Nichols "Stallion" capguns, which I coveted as a kid. I'd love to see the entire shootin' match, though

well, I don't think they relied much on her not getting carried away.
seeing the drum, (likely the gun was not cocked) the next round slot was (intentionally?) left empty ?

(It is a thing to me. Since a kit I was teached you not to point a gun -or be pointed by-, no matter if unloaded or a toy to anyone I did not wish to shot.

I still had a hard time once our company decided to do some paintball game, even if I heavily hit a couple without any remorse ?)

 

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The Equivalent of that Handcranker, but Paris, 1904. S.I.T.

 

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Post-War

 

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Spam had competition.

 

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Harolds Club had a couple of Locations. One was used for a "caper" flick similar to 'Oceans Eleven' here in Reno. The place became The Nugget, but It is either something else or its gone now. I have one of their old 5 dollar poker chips.

 

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OLIVIA did Bettie as no one ever did.

 

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A pre War pinball machine. Five balls were a nickel. No Flippers, but at the end of the given game, there was a button to change the screen. Luck played a part; if the screen matched up to where the balls ended up extra games wete won. I think that's the point of this photo. I used to inhabit a bar that had one of these....never won a damn thing....?

 

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In a couple of weeks I'll be down where this cowgirl's pic was taken. The Owens Valley and a Town called Lone Pine.

 

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A Jeanne Lavin gown from about 1924

 

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Clowning for the Camera, Bettie, and a buddie, going to the Dogs

 

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'Lesbia', 1878. John Reinhard Weguelin.
Catullus, the Roman poethad a Girlfriend he kept anonymous. In his works, she was calle Lesbia

 

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A Nymph beside a Pool',1910 Reginald Granville Eves

 

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A rival to Laughlin's "Fiestaware"

 

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[Steven Raccoon]

 

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Crosley is a current name, but not the same company.

 

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Not to mention unmaintained power grids, which leave behind the shapes of torched trees, scorched brush, flash- roasted animals, and burnt homes

 

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