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Now that's a proud cowboy.
Now that's a proud cowboy.
Murphy?
What a great figurine! Fantastic! Is it a Charles Murphy piece?
~Scott
sllab studios
http//www.sllab.net
My best guess...
...is Murphy. But, there is no documentation to support it.
RW Cowboy
Dangit! That wish list just keeps getting longer. Great figurine!
While browsing on ebay yesterday, I noticed there's a RW cowboy & cowgirl pair listed but they're glazed in solid white. I won't be bidding (not crazy about the solid white glaze) but it will be interesting to see what they bring. I wonder if the solid glaze was the norm for these figurines.
White Glaze
Their shown with the white glaze in the Red Wing book. And, there is a special marking on the bottom to designate the piece as handpainted. So, it would seem that the white glaze was more readily available and probably less expensive.
"Howdy Pard- ner"
I love him. He looks like he's "Mosey-ing". Is that a word?