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155.05.11

Published 2 February, 2022 at 800 × 470 in “Half-a-Dozen Horses”: Wild Horses in the South Peace
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Cowboy riding a bucking bronco on the open prairie. Often it was Indigenous young men who caught and broke wild horses for re-sale to settlers. 1911 (SPRA 155.05.11)

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