Photographic postcard of two men in studio posing with a horse

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A sepia toned photographic postcard of two men posing with a horse. The men are depicted from the hips up, standing on the left and right sides of the image. A white horse stands in profile behind them, facing the right edge. The man on the left is wearing dark trousers, a medium-toned long sleeve shirt, white suspenders, a neck kerchief, and a wide brimmed hat. He is standing in profile, facing the right side of the image, with his head turned slightly towards the viewer. He holds a rifle in both hands, pointing upwards. The man on the right is in three quarter pose, with his body turned slightly toward the horse and his face turned towards the viewer. He holds the reins of the horse, just under the curb strap. Most of the horse’s profile is visible. Its white with a long white mane.

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