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Appaloosian Archives: Titus and Vespasian Appaloosius
Another relic from the family archives: my grandsire Titus and great-grandsire Vespasian "Vess" Appaloosius, from a photo circa 1915.
Vess had a distinguished career as a lawman (a U.S. Marshal, in fact), covering the Western Territories, and was responsible for the capture of several well-known desperados. He is shown here with his son, on a trip to his old stomping grounds.
Titus, after failing to obtain a commission in the cavalry during WWI (due to an accident which left him slightly lame) went into business back East, and made a considerable fortune modifying automobiles for Centaur customers; unfortunately, much of that fortune was lost in the crash of 1929. He managed to recover , however, by turning to the new field of electronic engineering, in which he gained some lucrative defense contracts during WWII. He died in 1967 at the age of 80.
Vess had a distinguished career as a lawman (a U.S. Marshal, in fact), covering the Western Territories, and was responsible for the capture of several well-known desperados. He is shown here with his son, on a trip to his old stomping grounds.
Titus, after failing to obtain a commission in the cavalry during WWI (due to an accident which left him slightly lame) went into business back East, and made a considerable fortune modifying automobiles for Centaur customers; unfortunately, much of that fortune was lost in the crash of 1929. He managed to recover , however, by turning to the new field of electronic engineering, in which he gained some lucrative defense contracts during WWII. He died in 1967 at the age of 80.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Portraits
Species Horse
Size 1204 x 807px
File Size 721.8 kB
You'd think centaurs and The Wild West would naturally fit together. Though I suspect that at Bronco-busting, they're faking it a bit. LOL
BTW, Ever heard of Centaur Gatherum? Run a long time ago by some guy named Ed Pegg, Jr.? (I'd been trying to get back issues of CG for years). So who buys a centaur book from me on Amazon.com?
Yup. Small world, t'ain't it? :D
BTW, Ever heard of Centaur Gatherum? Run a long time ago by some guy named Ed Pegg, Jr.? (I'd been trying to get back issues of CG for years). So who buys a centaur book from me on Amazon.com?
Yup. Small world, t'ain't it? :D
Oh, yeah: got a few back issues of CG myself. Unfortunately, it had folded shortly before I discovered it; but I sent a letter and some old sketches to 
ponyguy, who had been editing it. My first contact with the fandom, in fact...... 7@=e
ponyguy, who had been editing it. My first contact with the fandom, in fact...... 7@=e 
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