ex13F
Single-Sixer
...so it's a serious improvement from if I had taken it. Since Val Kilmer's passing I had to watch Tombstone again. Okay, a couple more times. It made me get out a couple of my favorites. Requiescat In Pace.
It isn't an actual "dime novel" and wasn't written by Earp. It was mainly a movie prop with a handwritten looking couple pages of sentiment. A friend saw my revolvers and gave the booklet to me as a gift about a year ago. I thought that it might look good for the photo. Don't know where he got it.Nice Picture!
I hadn't really given it any thought,, but a repro copy of the dime novel would be a fun read,, IF,, IF,, it was an actual copy with the original story in it.
I agree. The title of your thread made me think of my wife and me. For the first 15 years or so I had an interest in cameras and photography. Then some years later that kind of passed for me and about the time we had grandkids she took over. She is quite good at it too. By that time everything had gone to digital pictures and everything she took she would put on CD's. She now has a stack of them, must have close to100, and I wonder if anyone will look at them. In the past everyone had some boxes of old photos and people would go through them, at least when someone passed on. Now I'm not sure these will ever get noticed.That's a great looking pair of revolvers. Your wife is a very good photographer.