An exclusive invitation to join....

The most elite law enforcement group in Texas history.

The men who tamed frontier Texas.

The men who will preserve Texas History for today's youth.

The Frontier Battalion is comprised of a unique group of donors who will receive limited edition commemorative pieces to signify their donation and status within The Frontier Battalion. In appreciation of their support, these donors will celebrate Texas history by receiving exclusive, limited edition item commissioned by the Former Texas Rangers Foundation in celebration of their of commitment to preserving Texas history. By becoming a member of this exclusive group, limited to only 100 members, these donors will help us keep Texas history alive and make the Texas Rangers Heritage Center a reality.
 

Rank

Adjutant General

Major

Quartermaster

Ranger

Scout

Limited Offering

To 12 donors

To 22 donors

 To 22 donors To 22 donors To 22 donors

Donation

$100,000 & up

$75,000 to
$99,999

 $50,000 to
$74,999		 $25,000 to
$49,999		 $10,000 to
$24,999

Commemorative Item

Antique Silver-Plated Colt .45 Single Action Revolver

Winchester Model 1873
Reproduction

Frontier Saddle
Circa 1880's

Frontier Knife
Circa 1880's

Silver Spurs
Circa 1880's
 

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.

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.

 

 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.

 

 Custom made by Texas Ranger Bob Connell with a 10" blue blade and genuine stag handles inlaid with 24k gold Texas Ranger Frontier Battalion badge on blade 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

Membership in the Frontier Battalion
In addition to this rare offering of limited edition pieces, all contributions to the Frontier Battalion capital building campaign also receive:
  • Gold FTRF Badge with rank engraved
  • Personalized and framed Frontier Battalion membership certificate
  • Metal Identification Card with Frontier Battalion Commission
  • Limited edition print of original Jack Terry painting presented for auction at "Silver Stars & Six Guns" 2001, 2002 & 2003
  • Name recognition prominently displayed in the Texas Ranger History and Education Center

 

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