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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 |
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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 y the late Charles Schreiner III and foundation director
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.
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Renown saddle maker Double J Saddlery of
Yoakum, Texas produced this double rigged "Old Style" saddle with Former
Texas Ranger Foundation badge tooled on the skirt.
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Custom made by John Spencer of
Kerrville, Texas 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 |
