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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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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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Wyatt Earp Deluxe Framed Set
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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.
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Engraved US Marshal Old West Law Badge
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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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US Marshal Lawman Badge
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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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Vol.14 Gunfighters by Rick Steber
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| The names of the gunfighters are legendary: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Doc Holliday, Jesse James, Billy the Kid, Pat Garrett, Henry Plummer, Bat Masterson, Wyatt Earp, Wild Bill Hickok.... These men, and others like them, epitomize the image of the Wild West.
The gunfighting era was born in the late 1830s when Samuel Colt patented his single-barreled pistol with a revolving bullet chamber.
But the gunfighter was not common on the frontier until after the Civil War when renegade bands of Confederate soldiers refused to surrender. Their lawless ways spread as they stole from the hated Union bankers and the monopolistic railroads, rustled from wealthy ranchers and killed anyone who dared stand in their way. Railhead towns, where the great Texas cattle drives ended, generated more than their fair share of gunfights. In these towns the distinction between the law and the outlaw was a fine line and many times the men who wore badges worked both sides of the fence.
It generally fell to the individual to uphold the law and nearly every western man strapped a six-shooter to his hip. If a man's cattle or horses were stolen, if his home was ransacked or his family attacked, it was up to that man to track down the guilty party and administer swift justice.
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