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Born in Darke County, Ohio just outside of Greenville
in 1860, Phoebe Ann Mosey became known as the legendary Annie Oakley when
she chose this stage name to join Buffalo Bills Wild West Show in 1885.
Her shooting skills were such that using a .22 caliber gun at 90 feet
she could split a playing card edge on and hit it six more times before
it landed on the ground. These skills were developed from the age
of 9 when she began hunting to supplement her widowed mother's meager income
and in doing so paid off her mother's mortgage.. "Little Sure Shot"s
sharpshooting even gained her a husband - Frank Butler - a fellow
sharpshooter. Their 44 year long happy marriage is still regarded
as a model of celebrity relationships. A legend in her own right,
she mingled with some of historys most colorful characters including Sitting
Bull. #V130 Short long sleeved uncollared jacket. Lined. Split skirt has button trimmed front and gored rear. Available in Misses/Womens sizes 6-24 and Juniors sizes 3-15 Available in Buckskin colored Polyester suedecloth fabric
$180.00 |
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#V130B Same as above, but jacket sleeves
and bottom and skirt bottom are fringed.
Available in Misses/Womens sizes 6-24 and Juniors sizes 3-15 Available in Buckskin colored polyester suedecloth fabric
$200.00 |
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CHILDRENS COSTUME #V130C Short long sleeved uncollared jacket. Lined. Split skirt has button trimmed front and gored rear. Available in Childrens sizes Small (2-4) Medium (6-8) Large (10-12) X-Large (14-16) Available in Buckskin colored Polyester suedecloth fabric
$90.00 |
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