Clayton's Eli Jr.

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Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

Photograph attributed to Heinzl's Arizona Pete; historical photographer unknown. Captioned figure in Mariano Peinado’s signed Dibo article (1999), FIAPBT. Complete available source frame retained; PITVU WebP derivatives without enlargement, cropping, retouching or watermark removal.

Photograph source · Reuse basis

The signed article explicitly captions this figure and links FIAPBT919, matching existing PITVU01M58DPBAATD2A8CG5J8VYCCQ6. Original embedded image and linked caption inspected together; different Hubbard/Corvino Gimp identities remain distinct. This is attributed historical imagery, not conclusive photographic authentication. Exposure date and earliest publication are unestablished.

The public search-service extract of Mariano Peinado’s signed Dibo article records his authorization to copy the report (reported crawl two months before this review). PITVU relies on that documented article-specific publisher authorization for this exact captioned figure. The current directly retrieved origin HTML retains the figure and caption but omits the authorization paragraph; no explicit revocation or figure-specific restriction was observed. Both versions and this limitation are retained; the extraction is not represented as current origin HTML. The original photographer, earliest publication and complete underlying historical rights chain remain unestablished, not independently certified. No public-domain or Creative Commons claim, no blanket permission for other galleries/database images, and no use of the Alligator exception.

Arizona Pete (Hermano de la misma camada de Tudor´s “Dibo”)

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Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

Attributed to Tudor’s Dibo · Photographer unknown · Embedded figure in Mariano Peinado’s FIAPBT historical report. Source JPEG and complete frame retained; WebP variants by PITVU.

Photograph source · Reuse basis

The selected JPEG is embedded in Mariano Peinado’s historical Dibo report immediately before the caption Tudor’s DIBO, after the separate Corvino’s Shorty figure. The page discusses the1951dog associated with Heinzl, Smith, Hubbard’s Bounce and Heinzl’s Bambi, matching the existing PITVU identity. Its original photographer, exposure date and primary photographic caption have not been established. Attribution is plausible from the explicit historical caption, not conclusively authenticated; shown as an attributed photograph, not counted as established. Other nearby pictures explicitly depict CrazyJoe, ArizonaPete, Gimp and BlackWidow and are not substituted.

The publisher-author authorizes copying and distribution of La Leyenda, which embeds the same standing Dibo photograph. PITVU relies on that article-specific declaration. The retained historiadibo page supplies the current JPEG, but its snapshot does not contain the quoted permission. The photograph, original hash, credits and uncertainty are retained. The underlying photographer, earliest publication and complete historical rights chain are not independently established; no blanket permission, public-domain or Creative Commons licence is claimed.

Tudor’s DIBO

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Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

Attributed to Boudreaux' Blind Billy (Heinzl). Historical photographer unknown. Captioned figure in Mariano Peinado’s signed Carver article (Villa Liberty). Full source PNG retained; WebP variants by PITVU without enlargement. Percentage wording in the source caption is historical reporting, not a PITVU genetic calculation.

Photograph source · Reuse basis

The signed article explicitly captions this embedded figure as BOUDREAUX' BLIND BILLY. Its v:imagedata resource is image015.png; the JPEG browser fallback is the same frame, not another publication. The named subject and historical context match existing FIAPBT record4091 and the persistent PITVU profile boudreaux-blind-billy-heinzl. The full available image was visually inspected and source hashes retained. The source attribution is not independent photographic authentication; photographer and first publication are unestablished.

Mariano Peinado’s signed article expressly authorizes copying and distribution of the article. PITVU relies on that publisher-author authorization for this exact embedded, captioned figure; no figure-specific exclusion was found. The full article capture, figure linkage, original file and SHA-256 are retained. The historical photographer, first publication and complete underlying rights chain remain unestablished and are not independently certified. This is not a public-domain or Creative Commons assertion and grants no permission for unrelated galleries or database photographs.

BOUDREAUX' BLIND BILLY (100% de “Dibo”).

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Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

Photograph attributed to Heinzl's Arizona Pete; historical photographer unknown. Captioned figure in Mariano Peinado’s signed Dibo article (1999), FIAPBT. Complete available source frame retained; PITVU WebP derivatives without enlargement, cropping, retouching or watermark removal.

Photograph source · Reuse basis

The signed article explicitly captions this figure and links FIAPBT919, matching existing PITVU01M58DPBAATD2A8CG5J8VYCCQ6. Original embedded image and linked caption inspected together; different Hubbard/Corvino Gimp identities remain distinct. This is attributed historical imagery, not conclusive photographic authentication. Exposure date and earliest publication are unestablished.

The public search-service extract of Mariano Peinado’s signed Dibo article records his authorization to copy the report (reported crawl two months before this review). PITVU relies on that documented article-specific publisher authorization for this exact captioned figure. The current directly retrieved origin HTML retains the figure and caption but omits the authorization paragraph; no explicit revocation or figure-specific restriction was observed. Both versions and this limitation are retained; the extraction is not represented as current origin HTML. The original photographer, earliest publication and complete underlying historical rights chain remain unestablished, not independently certified. No public-domain or Creative Commons claim, no blanket permission for other galleries/database images, and no use of the Alligator exception.

Arizona Pete (Hermano de la misma camada de Tudor´s “Dibo”)

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Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

Attributed to Tudor’s Dibo · Photographer unknown · Embedded figure in Mariano Peinado’s FIAPBT historical report. Source JPEG and complete frame retained; WebP variants by PITVU.

Photograph source · Reuse basis

The selected JPEG is embedded in Mariano Peinado’s historical Dibo report immediately before the caption Tudor’s DIBO, after the separate Corvino’s Shorty figure. The page discusses the1951dog associated with Heinzl, Smith, Hubbard’s Bounce and Heinzl’s Bambi, matching the existing PITVU identity. Its original photographer, exposure date and primary photographic caption have not been established. Attribution is plausible from the explicit historical caption, not conclusively authenticated; shown as an attributed photograph, not counted as established. Other nearby pictures explicitly depict CrazyJoe, ArizonaPete, Gimp and BlackWidow and are not substituted.

The publisher-author authorizes copying and distribution of La Leyenda, which embeds the same standing Dibo photograph. PITVU relies on that article-specific declaration. The retained historiadibo page supplies the current JPEG, but its snapshot does not contain the quoted permission. The photograph, original hash, credits and uncertainty are retained. The underlying photographer, earliest publication and complete historical rights chain are not independently established; no blanket permission, public-domain or Creative Commons licence is claimed.

Tudor’s DIBO

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Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

Attributed to Boudreaux' Blind Billy (Heinzl). Historical photographer unknown. Captioned figure in Mariano Peinado’s signed Carver article (Villa Liberty). Full source PNG retained; WebP variants by PITVU without enlargement. Percentage wording in the source caption is historical reporting, not a PITVU genetic calculation.

Photograph source · Reuse basis

The signed article explicitly captions this embedded figure as BOUDREAUX' BLIND BILLY. Its v:imagedata resource is image015.png; the JPEG browser fallback is the same frame, not another publication. The named subject and historical context match existing FIAPBT record4091 and the persistent PITVU profile boudreaux-blind-billy-heinzl. The full available image was visually inspected and source hashes retained. The source attribution is not independent photographic authentication; photographer and first publication are unestablished.

Mariano Peinado’s signed article expressly authorizes copying and distribution of the article. PITVU relies on that publisher-author authorization for this exact embedded, captioned figure; no figure-specific exclusion was found. The full article capture, figure linkage, original file and SHA-256 are retained. The historical photographer, first publication and complete underlying rights chain remain unestablished and are not independently certified. This is not a public-domain or Creative Commons assertion and grants no permission for unrelated galleries or database photographs.

BOUDREAUX' BLIND BILLY (100% de “Dibo”).

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Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

Attributed to Tudor’s Dibo · Photographer unknown · Embedded figure in Mariano Peinado’s FIAPBT historical report. Source JPEG and complete frame retained; WebP variants by PITVU.

Photograph source · Reuse basis

The selected JPEG is embedded in Mariano Peinado’s historical Dibo report immediately before the caption Tudor’s DIBO, after the separate Corvino’s Shorty figure. The page discusses the1951dog associated with Heinzl, Smith, Hubbard’s Bounce and Heinzl’s Bambi, matching the existing PITVU identity. Its original photographer, exposure date and primary photographic caption have not been established. Attribution is plausible from the explicit historical caption, not conclusively authenticated; shown as an attributed photograph, not counted as established. Other nearby pictures explicitly depict CrazyJoe, ArizonaPete, Gimp and BlackWidow and are not substituted.

The publisher-author authorizes copying and distribution of La Leyenda, which embeds the same standing Dibo photograph. PITVU relies on that article-specific declaration. The retained historiadibo page supplies the current JPEG, but its snapshot does not contain the quoted permission. The photograph, original hash, credits and uncertainty are retained. The underlying photographer, earliest publication and complete historical rights chain are not independently established; no blanket permission, public-domain or Creative Commons licence is claimed.

Tudor’s DIBO

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Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

Attributed to Boudreaux' Blind Billy (Heinzl). Historical photographer unknown. Captioned figure in Mariano Peinado’s signed Carver article (Villa Liberty). Full source PNG retained; WebP variants by PITVU without enlargement. Percentage wording in the source caption is historical reporting, not a PITVU genetic calculation.

Photograph source · Reuse basis

The signed article explicitly captions this embedded figure as BOUDREAUX' BLIND BILLY. Its v:imagedata resource is image015.png; the JPEG browser fallback is the same frame, not another publication. The named subject and historical context match existing FIAPBT record4091 and the persistent PITVU profile boudreaux-blind-billy-heinzl. The full available image was visually inspected and source hashes retained. The source attribution is not independent photographic authentication; photographer and first publication are unestablished.

Mariano Peinado’s signed article expressly authorizes copying and distribution of the article. PITVU relies on that publisher-author authorization for this exact embedded, captioned figure; no figure-specific exclusion was found. The full article capture, figure linkage, original file and SHA-256 are retained. The historical photographer, first publication and complete underlying rights chain remain unestablished and are not independently certified. This is not a public-domain or Creative Commons assertion and grants no permission for unrelated galleries or database photographs.

BOUDREAUX' BLIND BILLY (100% de “Dibo”).

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Attributed photograph — identity not conclusively confirmed

Attributed to Tudor’s Dibo · Photographer unknown · Embedded figure in Mariano Peinado’s FIAPBT historical report. Source JPEG and complete frame retained; WebP variants by PITVU.

Photograph source · Reuse basis

The selected JPEG is embedded in Mariano Peinado’s historical Dibo report immediately before the caption Tudor’s DIBO, after the separate Corvino’s Shorty figure. The page discusses the1951dog associated with Heinzl, Smith, Hubbard’s Bounce and Heinzl’s Bambi, matching the existing PITVU identity. Its original photographer, exposure date and primary photographic caption have not been established. Attribution is plausible from the explicit historical caption, not conclusively authenticated; shown as an attributed photograph, not counted as established. Other nearby pictures explicitly depict CrazyJoe, ArizonaPete, Gimp and BlackWidow and are not substituted.

The publisher-author authorizes copying and distribution of La Leyenda, which embeds the same standing Dibo photograph. PITVU relies on that article-specific declaration. The retained historiadibo page supplies the current JPEG, but its snapshot does not contain the quoted permission. The photograph, original hash, credits and uncertainty are retained. The underlying photographer, earliest publication and complete historical rights chain are not independently established; no blanket permission, public-domain or Creative Commons licence is claimed.

Tudor’s DIBO

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