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Commemorative
Item
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Antique
Silver-Plated Colt .45 Single Action Revolver
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Winchester
Model 1873
Reproduction
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Frontier
Saddle
Circa 1880's
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Frontier
Knife
Circa 1880's
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Silver Spurs
Circa 1880's
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Fully engraved
by master engraver Ben Lane, Jr. of Estes Park, Colorado
personalized with donor's name and/or brand with ivory grips
Colt is displayed in walnut case with Texas Ranger badge in
Lucite and a limited edition book "A Pictorial History of
Texas Rangers" published in 1969 by the late Charles
Schreiner III and Foundation Director Emeritus Bob Berryman.
This sidearm was the weapon of choice of early Texas Rangers.
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Saddle ring
carbine in 44-40 caliber with a 20" barrel, the receiver
is antique nickel-plated and engraving is "old
style" by engraver Weldon Lister of Boerne, Texas. A
favorite with the Texas Rangers in the Frontier Battalion.
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Renown
saddle maker Double J Saddlery of Yoakum, Texas produced this
double rigged "Old Style" saddle with Former Texas
Rangers Foundation badge tooled on the skirt.
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Custom
made by Texas Ranger Bob Connell with a 10" stainless
steel blade, white bone handle and red spacers. Comes with a
handmade leather sheath. |
Custom
made by Jerry Cates of Amarillo, Texas, these silver mounted
spurs feature "Frontier Battalion" on the shanks and
a Ranger star on the buttons with hand made leather straps |