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US Marshal Tombstone Old West Badge
Code:CA14-273-PH-34
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| Near the year of 1877 Clay Calhoun was Deputy U.S. Marshal for Arizona, Tombstone, and leader of a group of 5 or 6 men known as "Outlaw Exterminators, Inc." By the time the Earps arrived in Tombstone in 1879, Calhoun had moved on. |
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Old West Badge-Sheriff Tombstone
Code:PH-05
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| In 1881, Cochise County was formed from the eastern part of Pima County with Tombstone, Arizona as the county seat. Sheriff John Behan, was the first Sheriff of Tombstone and wore a badge matching this reproduction. |
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Wyatt Earp Deluxe Framed Set
Code:CA27-380
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$110.00
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| Replica non-firing M1873 Colt Peacemaker .45 single action revolver with 4.75" barrel similar to the pistol Earp used to tame Dodge City mounted on a pine wood frame. Action works! Spin the cylinders, cock the hammer and pull the trigger. Complete with wood grips, deluxe simulated nickel finish. Mounted on frame with pistol is a brass badge replica that the citizens presented to Earp in appreciation of bringing law and order to Dodge City.
Size: 15" x 7" |
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Engraved US Marshal Old West Law Badge
Code:PH-25
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| This is the type of badge worn by the infamous Virgil and Wyatt Earp. This is also the same type of badge that was worn by James Arness as Matt Dillon in the TV series "Gunsmoke". |
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Deluxe Kansas City Brothel Inspector
Code:CA14-282PH35
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| This badge is neither novelty, nor "Joke". Brothel Inspector was an official office. No foolin! This had to be the cushiest job in world. Their adventures were decidedly more in the category of "indoor sport". |
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US Marshal Lawman Badge
Code:PH-21
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| Virgil Earp wore such a badge as this during his time in Tombstone. Virgil was commissioned by Crawley P. Dake, U.S. Marshal for Arizona. After Virgil was ambushed and crippled in 1882, it was Dake who appointed Wyatt as a (temporary) Deputy U.S. Marshal to pursue his brother Morgan's killer. |
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Illustrated Life & Times of Wyatt Earp 4th Ed.
Code:IWE4thed
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Author: Bob Boze Bell
Published by: TriStar-Boze
Cover Type: Paperback
Page Count: 144 pages
Reader Comments:
The mystique surrounding Wyatt Earp,Doc Holiday, John Ringo, and the other "heros" of the town of Tombstone, Az.is as captivating now as ever before. The previous books about Wyatt ("Wyatt Earp,Frontier Marshall", "Tombstone", "I Married Wyatt Earp" etc.) were usually based on conjecture and subjectivity. The truth is that even though Wyatt Earp is an American idol of epic porportions, known to almost everybody, only small amounts of his life are varified by historical fact. This includes "The Gunfight At The OK Corral".
With this book Mr. Bell not only gives you a sense of the times with many extraordinary photos and paintings but also tells us what is known for sure and what may or may not be the truth. He also discusses the movies (and there are a lot) about not only the gunfight and the people involved but also those on which Wyatt may have been a consultant. I have never read anything that left me with such a through understanding of the gunfight and the aftermath.Also, I have not until now ever really understood why Wyatt was famous in the first place. This is a great book to read first before you watch any of the movies or read any the other books. This along with "The Illustrated Life and Times of Doc Holliday" also by Bob Boze Bell form a solid and totally entertaining foundation from which to evaluate, understand, and enjoy the many, many versions available of the "Earp Legend". |
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Wyatt Earp Boxed Presentation Set
Code:CA27-207
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$149.00
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| Gunfights in the street come alive with this Wyatt Earp Commemorative Set. The 1869 nickel plated Schofield was one of Wyatt's favorite sidearms. Set features a Remington engraving, a photo of Wyatt and a replica Dodge City Marshall badge in a deluxe hand made wood box. Size: 14.5" x 6.5" Deluxe Walnut Finish, box is hand made and stained inside and out with hidden top hinges. |
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Tombstone Bordello/Saloon Towel
Code:CA30-600
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| TOMBSTONE BORDELLO & SALOON TOWEL. Spice up your bathroom or recreation room with this 100% Cotton terry towel. Nice large size 26"x16" |
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Dodge City Holster Pattern Pack
Code:6015-10
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| This pack contains ten holster patterns that fit 25 of the most popular Western Action Shooting pistols and two authentic Old West tooling patterns for each holster pattern. Also includes suggestions for making lined holsters, instructions on how to use patterns to make left-handed holsters and instructions on how to turn patterns into cross-draw and quick-draw hung holsters.This handsome holster style first showed up in the rough and tumble cow towns of Kansas. |
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2003 50th Anniversary Collector Set
Code:TW-50ACS
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Included in this set are all 10 issues published during 2003 in celebration of our 50th anniversary.
Covering the historical time line from 1800 to the founding of True West in 1953. Hurry--a limited number of sets available!
50 Greatest Old West Photos--Jan; 50 Guns that Won the West-- Feb/Mar; 50 Moments that Define the West--April; 50 Most Western Towns--Travel Special; 50 Old West Discoveries--May/June; 50 Things about Wyatt Earp--July; 50 Western Legends--Aug-Sept, 50 Greatest Western Books--Oct; 2nd Annual Best of the West Special; 50 Most Historically Accurate Westerns--Nov/Dec. |
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Arizona Territory Deputy US Marshal Old West Style Law Badge
Code:CKB0244
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In 1879 Wyatt Earp, who had built a reputation as a gunfighter in Dodge City, Kansas, settled in Tombstone, Arizona Territory. Earp tried to create some semblance of order in Arizona, working first as the deputy sheriff of Pima County and later as deputy U.S. marshal for the entire Arizona Territory.
Earp and three of his brothers, together with the American frontiersman Doc Holliday, became famous for their participation in the O.K. Corral gunfight in 1881, in which they killed several suspected cattle rustlers. Eventually, Earp, Bat Masterson (another famous lawman from Kansas), Cochise County Sheriff John Slaughter, and others managed to reduce the violence in the area. Antiqued Brass with Pin Back 3" x 3" |
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