Thursday, June 18, 2009
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4 comments:
darn nice
Thanks Pardner!
Joey. I bought these on ebay. I am
from Oklahoma and my ancestors were
cowboys and indians (my great-grandmother). Mike
These are great. My grandmother always said we come from a long line of ranchers and cattlemen (some of whom were undoubtedly gunslingers)so I can relate.
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