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Wild Billy Potts
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Check out the copies of the wild shirting materials available through the ages. Warning..Not a primary source, but refered from a reputable source.
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The Cowboy wasn't one to be afraid of a little 'color'.
Of course, the primary goal was to have a shirt without holes and relatively clean, so patterns and colors weren't a big deal, if that criteria was first met.
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Actually now that I think of it. I used the term "shirting" when in all reality a good portion of those prints are probably most likely from extant dresses. I have seen a few shirts that were wild prints, but only in pictures. The 2 original shirts I've veiwed in private collections were 1 plain and 1 stripe. The stripe was an 1870s commercial make with very long placket.
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