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#26 George Ray’s 1890s mugshot is rare in that the prisoner is smiling.

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#26 George Ray’s 1890s mugshot is rare in that the prisoner is smiling.

Rare Mugshots from the Wild West’s Most Notorious Outlaw era, 1860s-1910s

#26 George Ray’s 1890s mugshot is rare in that the prisoner is smiling.

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