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A NEW BOOK investigates one of the great mysteries of Wyatt Earp legend and lore: People are paying tons of money for a photo of his wife, Josie ... but is it really her?
Josie Kaloma & Other Stuff
- Old West gambling collectibles blog
- Will the Real Josie Please Get Dressed?
- Boyer's a Bum
- In Defense of Boyer
- Boyer Sounds Off
- True West magazine
- Boyer Book Uproar articles
- Josie Facts? Clanton Gang Site
- Wyatt Photos and More
- Tombstone home page
- Maine Antique Digest (great publication)
- Lots of Photo links
- Johns' Western Gallery reading room
- Great Vintage Photo Site
- Wild West Magazine
- Tombstone History Discussion
- Snake Hunting With Richard Lapidus
Special Offer
This site is devoted to an important book for vintage photo collectors and history buffs. In addition to ordering through Lulu, where various credit cards and payment systems are accepted, readers may order directly from the author while a supply lasts. SORRY SOLD OUT, ORDER THROUGH LULU.
Let the experts guide you through the vintage photo minefield while discovering a fascinating sidelight of western history, order now.
Let the experts guide you through the vintage photo minefield while discovering a fascinating sidelight of western history, order now.
Copyright 2006 by W.J. Elvin III
Visit our other sites for special reports of interest to collectors, dealers, investors, history buffs and all who enjoy antiques and the stories behind them: Intriguing and educational reports for the collector, investor and dealer may be found at
http://antiquetreasures.blogspot.com/
Info on the new Illegal Feathers booklet may be found at http://illegal-feathers.blogspot.com/
Send questions and comments to wmelvin3@yahoo.com
http://antiquetreasures.blogspot.com/
Info on the new Illegal Feathers booklet may be found at http://illegal-feathers.blogspot.com/
Send questions and comments to wmelvin3@yahoo.com
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About Me
- W.J. Elvin III, Editor & Publisher
- A nationally-known magazine feature writer, Elvin's specialties have ranged from antiques and collectibles to national security. He wrote an award winning insider Washington column but has been happiest living remote in places like south Arkansas, upstate New York and the Pacific northwest. Born in western Maryland's Appalachian region, he has fond memories of Grandma's kitchen. He has worked in the natural foods field and written many essays on related topics.
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