Post by butlersrangers on May 14th, 2020 at 5:44pm
It would be fun to know if Cat Man's "Well Dress Shooter" is an artist's generic competitor or a rendering of a real trophy winner?
The man in the drawing appears to have a United Spanish War Veterans 'pin' on his lapel.
The unidentified trophy he is holding, appears to have existed back in the period.
The caricature bears a vague resemblance to Dr. Walter Guy Hudson. (I don't know if W.G. Hudson was a Veteran. He was in the N.J.N.G.).
'Inquiring Minds' want to know!
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The man in the drawing appears to have a United Spanish War Veterans 'pin' on his lapel.
The unidentified trophy he is holding, appears to have existed back in the period.
The caricature bears a vague resemblance to Dr. Walter Guy Hudson. (I don't know if W.G. Hudson was a Veteran. He was in the N.J.N.G.).
'Inquiring Minds' want to know!
a_trophy_circa1903-ed.jpg ( 116 KB | 0
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a_USWV_pin-1.jpg ( 93 KB | 0
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a_Dr__W_G__Hudson_1902.jpg ( 40 KB | 0
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a_Palma_team_1902.jpg ( 136 KB | 1
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a_club_house-Sea_Girt-trophies_1905-edit.jpg ( 21 KB | 0
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