Old West Badge - Marshal Dodge City
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The original version of this badge was worn by famous lawmen such as Bat Masterson, Ed Masterson, and Charlie Bassett. This badge was also worn by the legendary Wyatt Earp before he moved on to Tombstone, Arizona where he was a gunner in the famous shootout at the O.K. Corral.

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