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The Now Extinct Long Horses
The Now Extinct Long Horses
I first heard of 'Long Horses' about a week ago when the social news site Digg.com linked to a women who's been working for Long Horse awareness. Wikipedia describes:
If you flip through old photos, you might be lucky enough to run into
this now-extinct "long horse". It was strong, handsome and could carry
up to four people at one time but, because of overwork, the horses
tended to die young and, to put it bluntly, the population was
eventually used to death.
I provide now photos I've found in various archives with abbreviated captions.
Japanese Post Card, 1943 (The Long Horse Pictured Here was a gift from the Germans to a General Yasuji Okamura, Long Horses were a typical Status symbol - one can see why)
French Army Sous-lieutenant Jean Gaymard, 1938 (Often cited as his superior officer Capitaine Renee Pinort)
