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05-16-2010, 09:34 AM
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Great image, Clint. No doubt a few here would find it very interesting to know that Pickett, with arms thrown in air, is biting that steer's lip.
 Btw, is the card postally used? It doesn't matter much if the image is good enough, but I'm one of those who, if given a choice, prefers postcards to be used...sent and postmarked. 
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05-16-2010, 11:21 PM
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Ray, it was sent from Ponca City. I can't read all of the date but appears to be 190?. Someone stripped part of the stamp off. It's got an AZO back. I guessed around the 1907-1909 time frame.
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