Posted By: 330-Trapper
Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 09:40 AM
1925 Drexel Institute Girls’ Rifle Team. Philadelphia, USA.
Posted By: la4wd54
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 09:45 AM
Some pretty serious looks there.
I wouldn't mess with them,
Posted By: 160user
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 11:19 AM
I sure would like to have one of those 1922 Springfield 22's!
Posted By: Northof50
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 12:31 PM
I sure would like to have one of those 1922 Springfield 22's!
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I sure would like to have one of those 1922 Springfield 22's!
Nobody is stopping you from making a copy and cutting one out for your collection.
Posted By: Stewie
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 01:17 PM
Looks like a few boys were allowed on the girls team way back then.
Posted By: turkn8rtrapper
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 01:20 PM
Those gals look a little shady. Especially the one on the right.
Posted By: Squash
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 01:46 PM
Don’t be so hard on them 4 of the 7 are wearing fur.
Posted By: Golf ball
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 01:59 PM
I would not have doubted the title had it read mob wives or girlfriends.
Posted By: Gulo
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 02:33 PM
The young lady third from the right has her shoes on the wrong feet? Overall, fine photo!
Jack
Posted By: hippie
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 03:17 PM
I sure would like to have one of those 1922 Springfield 22's!
I'd like to find a clip for mine! Mines a Savage of some sort.
Posted By: white17
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 03:41 PM
Looks like a few boys were allowed on the girls team way back then.
You been spending too much time in the corn field. Clearly that ravishing beauty in the center was that year's Miss America contestant.............thus the source of the term......"centerfold".
Posted By: k snow
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 03:43 PM
Judging a book by the cover, they definitely appear to weigh heavy to one end of the crazy/hot matrix. But if they shoot they can't be all that bad, right?
Posted By: bblwi
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 04:05 PM
How we have changed in 100 years! Each team member had a different rifle, with no scopes etc. etc. They used what was available and affordable to enjoy what they wanted to do. Today those firearms would probably all the same and tweaked to the max and the real question would be, do we enjoy the experience that much more and also how much more exlcusive is our process to make a team today?
Bryce
Posted By: hippie
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 05:10 PM
Looks like a few boys were allowed on the girls team way back then.
You been spending too much time in the corn field. Clearly that ravishing beauty in the center was that year's Miss America contestant.............thus the source of the term......"centerfold".
These guys care picky White! lol
The middle one or the one on the left are ok by me. There are a couple there that you wouldn't want it be known tho!
Posted By: wws
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 05:19 PM
Three of them to make one American fat girl. Olive oil in fur, what's wrong with that?
wws
Posted By: RdFx
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 06:19 PM
Leave it to a trapper (Gulo) to note details........ shoes on wrong feet.... Details...details
Posted By: BigBob
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 06:23 PM
Looks like a pretty rough crowd!
Posted By: Lazarus
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 06:25 PM
At least none of those young ladies is 3 axe handles wide across the backside . . . .
Posted By: BandB
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 07:39 PM
Didn't walleye get a bunch of grief for saying the basketball chicken was unattractive recently?
Posted By: Swamp Wolf
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/18/24 07:47 PM
That one in the cheetah print is scary!
Posted By: g smith
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/20/24 02:31 AM
Drexel Institute students . That family really stepped up and did a lots of good with their fortune . Catherine founded countless schools for Blacks and Indians . The institute was her uncles charity . She was one of the first native born Americans to be canonized by the Catholic Church .
Posted By: Northof50
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/20/24 03:00 AM
1925 Drexel Institute Girls’ Rifle Team. Philadelphia, USA.
why has not anyone noticed the right hand girl has a real cat full length coat = big dollars even then
and it is true that I'm not the only one that wraps the broken gun together with cloth a trick I learned from 160users dad
Posted By: yotetrapper30
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/20/24 03:53 AM
1925 Drexel Institute Girls’ Rifle Team. Philadelphia, USA.
why has not anyone noticed the right hand girl has a real cat full length coat = big dollars even then
and it is true that I'm not the only one that wraps the broken gun together with cloth a trick I learned from 160users dad
1) Because we're still busy trying to figure out which famous female serial killer she later ended up being.
2) Because they invented duct tape in the 1950s.
Posted By: Tom Dunn
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/20/24 02:08 PM
Obviously the Drexel Institute did not teach fashion or hair dressing......
Posted By: Bob_Iowa
Re: Old History photo # 242 - 03/20/24 02:30 PM
Here’s some more history behind the photo and the sad part of the program.
https://drexel.edu/news/archive/2016/may/womens-rifle-team