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English: Cowboy Myron Smart (Depicted) during a branding on the Ninety-Six Ranch in Paradise Valley, Nevada. |
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| Source | U.S. Library of Congress, Paradise Valley Folklife Project Collection (AFC 1991/021). Call number; AFC 1991/021: NV80-CF8-3. |
| Author | Carl Fleischhauer, photographer. |
Paradise Valley, Nevada, USA
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