https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/d24e4d3fb53290e581df.jpgRodeo Ben and Skeets Yaney in a Western shophttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/e2e66fbf3a62385a1834.jpgNathan Turk at his Van Nuys shophttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/1b9f438b5e368e85d2cf.jpgNudie Cohn and Gram Parsons at Nudie’s Rodeo Tailorshttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/fc2557339e22fd2dfa2e.pngFay Ward in a Fay Ward shirthttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/2ea8c942295b528cacf6.jpgManuel Cuevas in his studiohttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/02a8478c946823654b7a8.jpgJaime Castaneda at the Grammy Museumhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/bba7ea43b237ae7c7d9b.pngRose Maddox costumehttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/a12a363fc16ad667d52a.jpgViola Grae-labelled shirt · auction viewhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/0807e0c71cd76546da6a.pngKay Arnold ensemblehttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/edadf6b8d6e12dd1949c.pngN. Turk labelhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/d3abb6ae5b1dc6bcd17c.jpgBen the Rodeo Tailor labelhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/a50f5cd76d290ecd6096.jpgN. Turk advertisement · 1964https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/20c1674a48b11eb0da2c.jpgCowgirl · Life, April 1940https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/cde638670da0dacec65b.jpegVan Nuys directory · 1945–46https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/rodeo-ben-billboard-1939-04-08-advertising-column.jpgThe right-hand advertising column of Billboard's 8 April 1939 The Corral page: Stockman-Farmer Co. above, Ben the Rodeo Tailor in the middle, and saddle advertising below.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/a7eab8de7352e85e643b.jpgRodeo Ben’s earliest directly inspected catalogue advertisement, Billboard, 26 December 1936: a greeting to cowgirls and cowboys, the North Columbia Avenue address, and an invitation to request the new catalogue.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/9dafe79037834e23a661.jpgFull Billboard The Corral page, 26 December 1936, including Rodeo Ben’s early catalogue advertisement.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/d31c1b2a1d0c19f27379.jpgRodeo Ben’s November 1937 advertisement: a Christmas greeting, individual personal measurement, West Columbia Avenue and a free catalogue offer.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/baf66a6ea70743dd3a13.jpgFull Billboard The Corral page, 27 November 1937, including Rodeo Ben’s personal-measurement catalogue advertisement.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/b4b39f868feda5b1ecb0.jpgRodeo Ben’s August 1938 advertisement: made-to-order clothes for cowboy, cowgirl and children, a free catalogue offer, and the West Columbia Avenue address.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/ec46b542aed03d8c4cf6.jpgFull Billboard The Corral page, 27 August 1938, including Rodeo Ben’s catalogue advertisement.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/a5667a12ae082266c80e.jpgJerry & Sky in Rodeo Ben clothing, in the Hall of Fame exhibition.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/68074d311aa3c265f4752.jpgBack view of the Hawkshaw Hawkins bolero attributed to Rodeo Ben in the Country Music Hall of Fame exhibition.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/6df049415c399c946d52.jpgSkeets Yaney suit attributed to Rodeo Ben in the Country Music Hall of Fame exhibition.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/1b72cbd83130486a82d6.jpgThe March 1952 Billboard report on the Philadelphia workshop fire.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/c3d9d3371771fe024599.jpgAutry collection view: Rodeo Ben shirt worn by Gene Autry, object 91.221.384, front.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/18d1f5214cd75dc70f7f.jpgAutry collection view: Rodeo Ben shirt worn by Gene Autry, object 91.221.384, back.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/5c4987c39ca059b946e5.jpgUpper-back detail of the 1930s Rodeo Ben shirt worn by Gene Autry, Autry object 91.221.560.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/34508e52fdab5f9644b.jpgBillboard, 31 March 1945, printed p. 53, including Rodeo Ben’s display advertisement.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/c49b3cd3b52e971d4da0.jpgChristie’s 2010 lot-126 photograph of an auction-presented blue-yoked, embroidered Rodeo Ben ensemble with striped trousers and scarf.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/fed0d8cb0db2c6807fc4.jpgRodeo Ben’s Western Ranchwear advertisement, Billboard, 27 May 1944: the trade name, Ben the Rodeo Tailor, and the West Columbia Avenue address.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/d6d575a03d4e32b24e5a.jpgFull Billboard page, 27 May 1944, including Rodeo Ben’s Western Ranchwear display advertisement.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/a921f9a4e6a77e2b5870.jpgRodeo Ben Christmas advertisement, Billboard, 2 December 1944: Western shirts, trousers and jackets at 3209 West Columbia Avenue.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/2c8720e498c7a403f7e8.jpgFull Billboard page, 2 December 1944, including Rodeo Ben’s Christmas display advertisement.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/ce1a1cd519468acdb4ca.jpgFreddie “Careless” Love’s Nathan Turk shirt, presented by the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/0de60f645ddb6b4975e5.jpgTurk shirt worn by Philip K. Wrigley, in the Chicago History Museum.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/80c629222ed5ce03c5de.jpgAbbott and Fabor’s full Billboard thank-you page, 20 February 1954, naming N. Turk as tailor to the labels’ stars.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/312801705bd6c9305195.jpgDon Rich’s Nathan Turk suit, presented by the Country Music Hall of Fame.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/6d373ce78b6591dc24cb.jpgN. Turk label in Chicago History Museum shirt 1979.180.23: 13715 Ventura Boulevard, Van Nuys.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/9f1900263c8b33845df2.jpgN. Turk / English Western Apparel label in Augusta Auctions’ lot 700 photograph, showing Sherman Oaks, California.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/7c4db5f8438f04184062.jpgLes ‘Carrot Top’ Anderson’s detachable costume bib, presented by the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/da0ba269c66fbf1d5f87.jpgLes ‘Carrot Top’ Anderson, presented with his Turk costume story by the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/f8997f38dc9e65b5957c.jpgRailroad imagery on a Hank Snow suit in the Hall of Fame exhibition.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/22d90cff34ac31ef82a4.jpgThe Nudie's Rodeo Tailors storefront in the Hall of Fame exhibition.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/ad816192a35b130f3b79.jpgA Nudie's Rodeo Tailors label presented by the Hall of Fame.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/87ad0a0baafcc49c37c.jpgPre-bolero Nudie’s Rodeo Tailors label, in Christie’s 2010 Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Museum Collection lot photograph.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/a3abd31e8daa716c2c82.jpgCover of Nudie’s Rodeo Tailors Western Style Roundup, Autry object 97.148.14. The cover visibly prints Catalog No. 3 and 5015 Lankershim Boulevard.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/4acbbe1ab166f6c26fa3.jpgCover of Nudie’s Rodeo Tailors Western Style Roundup, Autry object 97.148.12. The cover visibly prints Catalog No. 4 and 5015 Lankershim Boulevard.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/03eb7ae734c99515b82e.jpgCindy Walker ensemble, early 1950s; museum attribution.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/bb92de5f51f3ecda1154.jpgPorter Wagoner suit, 1960s; courtesy of Debra Jean Loy in museum presentation.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/6c762ed5a811d6ac93cc.jpgEmmylou Harris outfit; museum reports purchase in early 1970s.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/8752a98b286c38c08123.jpgJohnny Cash’s 1976 Bicentennial suit, Old State House Museum collection 1986.047.06.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/3f46f8a29cc3ad0c1520.jpgMoMu identifies this as a 1970s Nudie Cohn suit worn by Bobbejaan Schoepen, inventory B12/8A. Photography: Diego Franssens.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/4c130c5c9c53a7bdaa6a.jpgFront view of Nudie Cohn’s own circa-1970 suit, Autry object 87.169.4. Photograph by Susan Einstein.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/91059ec009322a0d39bf.jpgJacket back from Nudie Cohn’s own circa-1970 suit, Autry object 87.169.4. Photograph by Susan Einstein.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/c37f161cec0a9be24788.jpgBlack embroidered suit on display at the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame and Tex Ritter Museum; UNT identifies it as a Nudie Cohn suit for Ray Price. Photograph by Randy Mallory, 2015.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/c7a400c9bc12d1e8421e.jpgClose view of the Nudie’s Rodeo Tailors label and red-piped bib on the Gene Autry shirt, Autry object 91.221.505.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/578abb442afb6906138cf-billboard-1954-page-24.pngFull printed page 24 of Billboard, 12 June 1954, carrying the “Western Stars to Fete Nudie” notice.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/a2ec7f32914667d26678-nudie-testimonial-1954.png“Western Stars to Fete Nudie,” Billboard, 12 June 1954, printed page 24.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/e5093783351181874307.jpgHank Thompson’s “Humpty Dumpty Heart” boots, 1964, as presented by the Country Music Hall of Fame; the museum credits the embroidered scene to Viola Grae.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/45fb6cb8f16e1df84901.jpgThe Viola Grae / California label in an Augusta auction view.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/cf016dff3946de024496.jpeg'Embroidered by Viola Grae' worked into an auction-presented ensemble.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/8024ea74f4cde6ac6337.jpegA separate Rex Bell's Walking Box Brand label on the same ensemble.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/2bcd7499791672829c11.jpgSeller-presented view of the black embroidered jacket carrying a Viola Grae / California label.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/68d0fc24a4d97233c5d9.jpgSeller-presented close view of the Viola Grae / California label inside the black embroidered jacket.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/3c5f2baf4694c7c1285b.jpgThe following page of Life's Riley-credited ranch clothes.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/6089f73f3d6e9e0a3b82.jpgA storefront image presented by Deserted Films with 'MARGE RILEY WESTERNS' signage.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/1f9aff79a967a9f6274d.jpgOpening page of Life’s April 1940 Cowgirl feature.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/379190634e3d6eb7f00b.png1964 Palm Springs directory listing for Marge Riley Western Riding Clothes at 227 South Palm Canyon Drive.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/23c6cd55839ec9f1da4c.jpgTrue West’s 2007 auction report on a shirt it describes as Roy Rogers’s first fringe shirt.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/33a04e920da95a3784b6.jpg1966 Palm Springs telephone directory white-page listing for Riley Marge Westerns, 227 South Palm Canyon Drive.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/8a726475b5e987e2c03f.jpgFull 1966 Palm Springs telephone directory white page containing the Riley Marge Westerns entry.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/07548e0565762ce98960.jpgSteer-roping results in the El Paso Morning Times, 8 March 1917: George Weir first, Fay Ward second and Tex McLeod third.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/fay-ward-billboard-1917-03-24-reunion-results-column.jpgThe Las Vegas Cowboys Reunion and Rio Grande Contest column from Billboard, 24 March 1917, including Fay Ward's named participation and the printed Fay Ward Special contest-tree reference.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/b656585be20255e8d064.jpgThe 24 March 1917 Billboard page reporting the El Paso reunion and contest results.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/5ddb7b2e611c25f14b33.jpgFort Worth Rodeo bronc-riding results in Billboard, 6 April 1918, naming Fay E. Ward.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/6f62348650224de8aede.jpgRosin the Bow buyer’s guide, January 1946: Fay Ward, Cowboy Tailor, 306 West 48th Street, N.Y.C., in the Western and Farm Clothing listings.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/76f71502d90f8e7d275.jpgFull Rosin the Bow buyer’s-guide page, January 1946, including Fay Ward’s Western and Farm Clothing listing.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/fd4213c0f5cf5264155a.jpgSeller-presented photograph of a copy represented as the 1958 edition of Fay E. Ward’s The Cowboy at Work.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/bf4039058215af1e0d2e.jpgCover of the 1987 University of Oklahoma Press edition of Fay E. Ward’s The Cowboy at Work.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/63ea6ff4bf0bce660b78.pngThe Fay Ward label shown with the Kay Arnold ensemble.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/954ac67d85a4366661cd.jpgA Fay Ward-labelled garment presented in an Augusta auction.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/deaf489285b66c2cdaa1.jpgBlue Fay Ward Co. two-piece outfit: floral yokes, white fringe and broad trousers.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/1b3df4bca3c1b7ecae65.jpgFay Ward Co. label inside the dealer-presented blue outfit.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/faf8b2ad30bccb6d0920.jpgFay Ward Company catalogue page shown in the Country Music Hall of Fame exhibition: six illustrated shirt designs, with printed prices.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/1d41276dffb6cbad3eac.jpgFay Ward Company catalogue introduction, headed “The Best in Western Garb,” shown in the Country Music Hall of Fame exhibition.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/8e740acc27b376b64d5b.jpgManuel Cuevas and Marty Stuart, c. 1985. Photograph credited by the Country Music Hall of Fame to Raenne Rubenstein.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/3ad0ce390ec6c90d9a1d.jpgDwight Yoakam’s Manuel-designed ensemble, presented by the Country Music Hall of Fame as worn for the 1987 Hillbilly Deluxe cover and the “Little Sister” video.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/ea44ce5a34254bbcb980.jpgFront of Manuel's duster for George Clinton, Smithsonian object 2011.83.4.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/7b6c88270133ac224393.jpgBack of the George Clinton duster, showing its scroll decoration.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/60bc3326ab1a087ef05a.jpgInterior label of the George Clinton duster.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/69afb801c09326b1e3e1.jpgGram Parsons’s “Sin City” outfit, presented by the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/5aa46ac14c3c40eb32ec.jpgAuction-presented framed needlepoint; its lower margin visibly reads “Rose Clements / 1989.”https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/63225a52b57d2a8f7c9a.jpgClose view of the needlepoint’s figure and feathered headdress, as photographed for the auction presentation.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/870cc6fc4a1c05e050cd.jpgClose view of the lower-margin “Rose Clements / 1989” inscription in the auction presentation.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/7503efb83afd7b1d6d44.jpgFront view of a black-and-cream embroidered shirt carrying the Sam A. Formann Co. / Buffalo, N.Y. label.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/3ef4a08a51a0f751bbf7.jpgFront and collar view of the Sam A. Formann Co. shirt, showing collar embroidery and the label in place.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/6f7fb44b148013c7a661.jpgPale blue-grey and dark-yoked Sam A. Formann Co. shirt, Augusta Auctions lot 683, October 2008.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/e1984629f5d6f6f24279.jpgSam A. Formann Co. / Buffalo, N.Y. label, Augusta Auctions lot 683, October 2008.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/e1a2c0497a554744dacd.jpgBlack-and-cream Sam A. Formann Co. shirt, Augusta Auctions lot 683, October 2008.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/5a0cc54289125abd3a1b.jpgSecond Sam A. Formann Co. / Buffalo, N.Y. label, Augusta Auctions lot 683, October 2008.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/4c8ed4f62a066253c627.jpgSam A. Formann Co. / Buffalo, N.Y. woven label inside the photographed shirt.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/58bd2c25622b8d623dc3.jpgClose view of the cream yoke, rose embroidery, double piping and arrow-tipped pocket of the Sam A. Formann Co. shirt.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/d183cc80e4167dccece5.jpgBack view of the Sam A. Formann Co. shirt, with rose embroidery across the cream yoke.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/f029abf7f6ea0a544733.jpgClose view of the Sam A. Formann Co. shirt’s embroidered back yoke and sleeve.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/b46a27103bbb2e0d3ef7.jpgSeller-presented label photograph on an Etsy listing for a second Sam A. Formann Co. / Buffalo, N.Y. Western shirt.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/914f5c9ad811ad960510.jpgAuction-presented front view of the black-and-cream floral Western blouse offered as Augusta Auctions lot 701, October 2008.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/b9f58cd75d52529716ee.jpgAuction-presented close view of the Formann label in Augusta Auctions lot 701, October 2008.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/0326ed48dbfa88704f33.pngMarty Stuart’s Jaime Custom Tailoring “chandelier shirt,” with the detachable metallic fringe, rhinestones and motifs described by the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/9ac19d1e9bf35dfbb109.jpgFull printed page 44 of Billboard, 10 July 1976, with Colleen Clark’s “Nashville Scene” column.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/150782d171f63fd16863-record-world-page-79.pngBrowser-rendered capture of printed page 79 of Record World, 10 December 1977, carrying the Harvey Krantz Custom Clothiers advertisement.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/17da524e1e76438fcf81-harvey-krantz-ad.pngHarvey Krantz Custom Clothiers advertisement, Record World, 10 December 1977, printed page 79.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/3950d85a6f878746a5c2.jpgDetail of Cindy Walker ensemblehttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/a5d383e545d59437ef78.jpgDetail of Porter Wagoner suithttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/ea9d07250c2354fdabe1.jpgDetail of Emmylou Harris outfithttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/a01c1345db660e3de186.jpgAdditional detail of Emmylou Harris outfithttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/427f537bc98af9a5905d.jpgChris Ethridge’s rose-embroidered jacket, pictured in the museum’s 2023 reunion announcement.https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/fd39b10e2dde143e7ebd.jpgDark embroidered ensemble — Dream Suitshttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/1dbfcba7d99c3eadd5bd.jpgPurple jacket, back view — Dream Suitshttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/49930c275540ded42e10.jpgCream embroidered ensemble — Dream Suitshttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/26cc443339b878117400.jpgStar decoration, garment detail — Dream Suitshttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/70bc184bf8e32196fab9.jpgBrown jacket, detail — Dream Suitshttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/3659b5f954adfe64496b.jpgBlue decorated saddle — Dream Suitshttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/f160c5e084ee961e3959.jpgOrange ensemble — Dream Suitshttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/60e1d80cdc79a802dcb4.jpgNudie’s Rodeo Tailors label — Dream Suitshttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/ec459581737cfe0aa2e2.jpgDecorated hat — Dream Suitshttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/6a16228d806cc64098fbc.jpgH Bar C Ranchwear “Good Pards” advertisement reproductionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/9d88903ae4660f0e4b49.pngBroadway Sporting Goods: Tem-Tex and Calif. Ranchwear · 1953https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/98613ef9b1bf5f8beaef.pngLet’s Dance! page 18 with Tem-Tex retailer advertisement · 1953https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/e75cf6a9e2d8b8db5ace.jpgEl Centro Store’s grouped Western-shirts offer · 1952https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/654975158297e826c0dc.jpgH Bar C / California Ranchwear “Eldorado Collection” labelhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/960213e2783297459b5b.jpgH Bar C California Ranchwear labelhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/4246743e1dd1c86e52ff.jpgH Bar C Ranchwear labelhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/5ae68f0f3f51b9c93464.jpgTem-Tex Western Sportswear labelhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/3544d32a4caaf67ed2cf.jpgTru-West Rockmount Ranch Wear labelhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/f88a20fe80cccef600b5.jpgFrontex shirt · front viewhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/43deacae5aa77a1a0beb.jpgFrontex shirt labelhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/1b8a596d95cbeeb05b05.pngCobb’s H-Bar-C ranchwear advertisement · 1949https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/e287fc91c257c67467f0.jpgPrager’s Western-wear roundup · 1953https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/51a960b1f255b8d844db.pngPrager’s Western-wear roundup · full page · 1953https://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/75fd93f7702549873741.jpgNudie exhibition workroom: sewing machinehttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/c952a8db038c5d6d21c7.jpgNudie exhibition workroom: steam ironhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/472342320a1696501f84.jpgNudie exhibition workroom: boot jackhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/32add295e6fcbfb492a5.jpgHank Snow’s locomotive suit: additional viewhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/7e6a91e91bed00d260aa.jpgHank Snow’s locomotive suit: back viewhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/81bec32e63192b27952a.jpgNudie’s Rodeo Tailors price listhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/18159bad02565c17742e.jpgNudie’s Rodeo Tailors catalogue: page onehttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/88767ad714c8e2457054.jpgNudie’s Rodeo Tailors catalogue: page ninehttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/ce4aa9c6950fcf4809e0.jpgNudie’s Rodeo Tailors: Western Style Rounduphttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/185c72f5083ccfc7f8eb.jpgNudie’s Rodeo Tailors catalogue: custom-car coverhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/a58f4642dbed30914e99.jpgNudie’s Rodeo Tailors catalogue: outfit pagehttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/8b8f757e933d96796125.jpgNudie’s Rodeo Tailors catalogue: clothing pagehttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/34063aa382463a527a59.jpgNudie’s Rodeo Tailors catalogue: leather-goods pagehttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/96cb4a722ae2751f980f.jpgRed boots with sunflower embroideryhttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/9e01ba92460d5a7f655c.jpgPink-and-red bootshttps://westernwearhistory.com/collectionhttps://westernwearhistory.com/assets/images/e300dbe48bdb30523ae7.jpgBlue-and-white boots