Guess who & when

[RICHGCOOP]

See if you can guess who this is and when what year it was taken.

RICHGCOOP

 

[SkipD]

Ya gotta give us some sort of clue, Rich.

 

[Verticoli]

RGC, 1998.

 

[RugerRon60]

John King Fisher - 1884

 

[RICHGCOOP]

Clue number 1.
It was a historical moment for the United States of America.

R I C H G C O O P

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[rayzer007]

Massad Ayoob's great great grandfather - 1776
Ray

 

[SkipD]

I, too, was thinking about 1776 and Paul Revere came to mind for some reason.

 

[RICHGCOOP]

Some 1 is getting warm.

RICHGCOOP

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[RugerRon60]

Col. William Prescott 1776

 

[Denny4kids]

I don't think its Paul Revere. From what I dug up he was clean shaved and a larger man than the photo and he was dead in 1776. But what do I know? Den

 

[zingbee]

Photography wasn't around in 1776. I'm guessing maybe a Centennial photo around 1876? Not sure who it is.

 

[zingbee]

Is it you at the Bicentennial in 1976 using an old glass plate camera?

 

[SkipD]

Is it you at the Bicentennial in 1976 using an old glass plate camera?

I'd bet on this being pretty close to the right answer. :

 

[rayzer007]

Is it you at the Bicentennial in 1976 using an old glass plate camera?

I'd bet on this being pretty close to the right answer. :

My guess too! The eyes are the giveaway! Plus it's something Rich would definitely do!
Ray

 

[mukwah]

+2

 

[framedcraig1]

Yep...rich..... you proly made that blunderbus also!

 

[Verticoli]

Is that a "REAL" fern?

 

[RICHGCOOP]

Yes that is a real furn.

RICHGCOOP

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[TRIGGER_1]

Looks like Davy Crockett 1786 .....or......Is that you Rich......

 

[RICHGCOOP]

Re: Re: Guess who & when

Is it you at the Bicentennial in 1976 using an old glass plate camera?

Zingbee, you are right.
It was taken during the bicentennial year 1976.
My wife made the outfit. She made the shirt the vest the coat the paints all from scratch.
I wore that outfit in many many parades through the bicentennial year.
I made the indion trade musket that I'm carrying. I use a 12 gauge 36 inch Maillot shotgun barrel and A LOT Musket lock.
I used a pieace of cheery wood I got at the saw mill.
The picture was made at one of the parades, A women was set up with all kings of outfits, But I had my own on so she gave me the picture for haft price.

RICHGCOOP

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