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Post by Gibson »

Thought I'd ask before posting. . .

I do sketches on outlaws/lawmen/gunman/ranchers/Indian Wars. Post on a couple of gun forums and if there is interest here I will post them. These are serious historical efforts handicapped only by typos :) Chunks of my adult life have been spent in courthouses, libraries, and archives.

It isn't appropriate for any gun forum but it seems to fit well with SA sixguns and leverguns. If no interest, no problem whatsoever.

My sketches go from ~1800 (The terrible Harpe brothers) to ~1930 (The Mad Trapper of Rat River). My latest is the Courtright/Short shootout, Fort Worth. Many are a bit more arcane, e.g. Scott Cooley and the Hoo Doo War, or Augustine Chacon and Arizona Ranger Burton Mossman.

No reply will be understood as no interest.

Arizona Rangers:

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...was an Arizona Ranger, wouldn't be too long in town. He came there to take an outlaw back alive, or maybe dead. Said it didn't matter. He was after....

Even without the great Marty Robbins song, the Arizona Rangers earned quite a reputation. Great picture.
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Cool stuff...!
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I, for one, would love to see any sketches you are willing to post.
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As would I

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Please post the pics. We like all kinds of things here.

When and where was that pic of the Arizona Rangers taken?

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Wow, I can't get enough of this stuff!.... :D
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If You will peruse RR7 posts You will find that We / I like this old stuff. Whenever I go in to a second Store that has old Pictures I ask if any of them have any Guns in Them. Most of the time the answer is No.
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Most definitely would like to see your sketches and any other pictures that you have.

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Woule love to see your sketches. Those kind of things go perfectly with old levers.
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Great stuff - please contribute and you will find an appreceative audience.
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Roger that.

First up, "The Tall Texan" Ben Kilpatrick. If there is any colorful language, let me know, I'll edit it out, unless it is an historic quote.

Here goes!

Edit: Rangers photo above is from 1903, maybe in Sedona. . . I believe it's the Verde Valley Company.
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Sounds like a done deal. Let's see some sketches. Thanks for the offer.
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