Texas Jack Junior (1860-1905)

A webpage about him.

GOD no.

He's gorgeous.

I think he died young.

I think that he probably stunk to high hell.

You know his ass had callouses.

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[quote]I think he died young.

45. A major eldergay according to DL standards.

She looka like a man!

Verificatia?

He's... gorgeous!

I always thought Jelly Roll Morton was sexy

[QUOTE]I think he died young.

And he left a GOOD-LOOKING CORPSE. Just saying . . .

I’d have fucked him.

[quote] And he left a GOOD-LOOKING CORPSE. Just saying . . .

[quote] I’d have fucked him.

Hmmmm.

Too-soft features with a tiny baby mouth.

Thankee kindly, my good sirs...but HARD pass.

Looks like either he or Wild Bill Hikcock invented the mullet

[quote] Texas Jack took the children to a Fort Worth orphanage where he sold the ponies and generously offered to fund their education.

That’s generous, I suppose, but does it really cost that much to educate a pony?

r18 Neigh.

He looks a little like Alec Baldwin to me.

Too much like Owen or Luke Wilson for my taste. But he does have nice big blue (?) eyes.

Looks a little like RFK Jr. to me.

Get a blog, OP!

I pick my nose.

He’s dreamy. Where can I meet him?

OP, no one believes he's the handsomest guy you've ever seen. No doubt you've used that phrasing a dozen or more times in your life. You're a slut.

Incidentally, I've always thought the real Almanzo Wilder of LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE fame was a dreamboat.

Ten years ago, they could've cast Armie Hammer in a remake or something.

Texas Jack Junior looks rather blousy.

He's okay if you like girls.

He's very handsome

Looks like a non-binary trans

He was better looking after he grew up and and lost the baby fat in his face.

[quote]I’d have fucked him.

Before or after he died?

R12, start a thread about him then. Or are you trying to make a point of some kind?

And be sure to note how Morton, lovely but with bad teeth and a horrible, arrogant personality, turned so many people off most of his peers skipped his funeral, Mercer Ellington being an exception. But Mercer's father, Duke, was in town and didn't attend.

Wow much improved but less pretty at R32. How did Englishmen end up with the name Omohundro? I guess it's old French - English mix. Strange name.

Larry Storch appeared as Cactus Jack in "The Great Race".

^ sorry, "Texas Jack".

I like MY Texas men short, bigoted and wonky-eyed!

Evil Kenny got the face he deserves. The link shows his “official” photo, so this is as good as it gets. SAD!

He looks better with short hair but he ain’t all that

R38, that he had/has a mistress, shows many women have no standards.

He was a drag queen look at those luxurious flowing locks.

very cute

Why did he look ethnic, Hindu ethnic, to be exact?

You can millions of men who look like this in shithole India, OP. But their dongs stink, though.

He went from being a very pretty youth to being just a meh looking man - I’d only fuck the young-dead version.

R23, Nice collection of photos. Surprised to see so many men with long hair in the late 1800s, given how much backlash they got in the 1960s.

That’s because the guys from the 1960s were actual men, unlike the trans from the 1800s. Look at his long curls, sunhat and scarf.

R45 I think 'cause it had been several decades and generations since long hair on men was deemed 'respectable.'

In the U.S., long hair and whiskers/facial hair became fashionable for men during the Civil War (1861-1865) and for some time afterward.

That started to change in the 1910s.

By the 1920s, most men were short-haired (i.e., slicked back) and clean-shaven until the mid-1960s.

He was low-key trans. Good for him.

Upperclass boys traditionally wore dresses and had long hair until “breeching” at around age 6 through the end of the Victorian era. In the 20s pink was still widely considered a boy’s color, and blue was for girls.

Things change R45

When first published in the color Sunday comics c.1904 Buster Brow’s Fauntleroy suit was always pink.

[quote]Upperclass boys traditionally wore dresses and had long hair until “breeching” at around age 6 through the end of the Victorian era.

And through the Edwardian (1901-1914). After I watched James Cameron's movie many years ago, I researched the TITANIC and the customs of the time. They were still doing that and the following in 1912:

- After they were breeched, young boys wore short pants until they came of age (around 15) and then graduated to long pants.

- Similarly, young girls wore knee-length dresses and their long hair down until they came of age (around 15) and then graduated to long skirts and corsets and wore their hair up.

All that changed in the 1910s, post-WWI.

Cut or uncut?

The Great War!

Short pants or knickers for boys were common into the 50s - and for formal occasions little boys still sometimes wear JFK Jr suits with short pants.

What’s the reason some web pictures show in preview and others don’t?

Some eldergay on here has surely had him.

[quote]Short pants or knickers for boys were common into the 50s

Yes, but after WWI, young boys were not forced to wear just knickers until they grew up.

He could be wearing a wig.

Nope.

He loved the company of other men, it's clear.

Have the 'theys' claimed him yet?

The Wild West was Man’s Country - and he was just the dame to prove it!

He looks just like that stage coach driver One Eyed Charlie Parker who was one of the best and surprised everyone at her death by having lazy parts. A trans legend.

**Charley Parkhurst born Charlotte.

My parts are lazy too, but I'm old.

He’s very handsome as a young man. Angelic.