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Very nicely cleaned up Dave
Thanks, but I didn't know whether to flop it or not. If that cage wagon in the bg had a number we could read we could tell which way it should be. I suspect the copy Buckles has it correct.
This is likely to be the correct orientation going by the way the belt (pardon the expression) buckles
Then again the shirts seem to button the wrong way (so maybe not)
Some of you may recognize two out of the corporation cages that went to the Cole Bros. Circus in the early 1940's.Bob
Bob: I call them Curtis cages. But hey that's just me.
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Very nicely cleaned up Dave
Thanks, but I didn't know whether to flop it or not. If that cage wagon in the bg had a number we could read we could tell which way it should be. I suspect the copy Buckles has it correct.
This is likely to be the correct
orientation going by the way the
belt (pardon the expression) buckles
Then again the shirts seem to button
the wrong way (so maybe not)
Some of you may recognize two out of the corporation cages that went to the Cole Bros. Circus in the early 1940's.
Bob
Bob: I call them Curtis cages. But hey that's just me.
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