Western Knife Co. with * S mark, walrus ivory handle, 6 3/4” spear point blade, 10” overall in later scabbard, nickel silver guard, Price $1000

Marked “New York – Sheffield” on both sides, 6 ¼” spear point blade, 11 ½” overall, carved “twisted rope pattern” ivory handle, silver pommel ferrule and ricasso, in later scabbard,  Price $950

Stetson cowboy silver-gray felt hat, Size 7 1/4", circa 1920, 6" rolled brim with ribbon border, 7" crown Tom Mix style, interior lining almost new with great Stetson Horse-Drinking-From-Hat logo, "XXXX Beaver, Made in U.S.A.", almost new condition, no moth damage, Price $495

Guatemalan palm leaf, the current rage in south Texas, size 7 1/4", Sunbody Hats, 5" brim, 6" crown custom creased with handmade authentic studded leather hat band, worn but almost new, Price $195

Historical wooden pine belonged to Texas Ranger Captain June Peak, the ranger responsible for catching the Bass gang at Salt Creek where Seaborn Barnes was killed in the late 1870's.  100% authentic with papers of provenance to legendary Texas Ranger author Robert Stephens who obtained it from Peak's daughter in the 60's or 70's.  Hand made, primitive has "JP" initials burned on top side and "June Peak" burned underside, probably dates from the 'teens.  Two streets in Peak's home town of Dallas, Texas named after him, "Junius" and "Peak" Streets, Price $250

B & W, 8 X 10" showing temporary Headquarters of Company B in Dallas, Texas at the 1936 Texas Centennial State Fair.  Photo reveals log cabin construction and other artifacts, and 2 un-identified Texas Rangers, I also have the gold leaf double-dial style mantle clock with Texas Ranger 5 pointed star from this office.  Letter of provenance from Missouri dealer who bought it at the 1960's? estate sale of Lone Wolf Gonzaullas in Dallas, Texas from Gonzaullas widow Laura.  Photo  Price $250, clock - P.O.R.

1895 edition showing all types of sporting goods equipment, especially Colt and Winchester, Marlin, H & R, S & W, Stevens, etc. guns.  Colt Single Actions beautifully illustrated were $18, Colt 1877 & 1878 DA's were $16, but most importantly has illustrations with prices of fancy grips, pearl & ivory, carved steerhead, etc. which cost as much as the gun.  Price $895 SOLD!!!

Currently have 2 pair hard rubber grips, 1 pair ivorine style, 1 pair of carved steerhead pearl, and 3 target balls as used in old Wild West shows.  Hard rubber (no eagle) grips are very fine repros by the best curent maker $100 each, 1 pair Franzite $50, steerhead pearl $1750 no chips, 2 amber target balls $150 ea, 1 blue $180 or take all 3 for $450.

Antique Stetson, batwing chaps, various in stock, call for age & prices.

Various, Horsehair and Leather, Prices $200-$300 (horsehair with flag woven in pattern)

National, restored, ca. 1910, working, Model 313.  Price $2500

Horn table, probably Friedrich, inlaid stars on horn top, Dimensions - 30" high, 17" wide, 28" long, call for price.

31" X 24" of the landmark gunfighter exhibition at the Buckhorn Saloon & Museum, San Antonio, Texas, October 2002 through July 2007, part of this exhibit  is now on display at the National Firearms Museum in Fairfax, VA.  This is the last one for sale, one of only four made, a little tattered, corners bent, creases, etc. on 1/4" black foam board backing.  Price $500

14 X 10 1/2", famous source of arms in Texas during the turbulent period (Ben Thompson testimony he bought cartridges there to kill Jack Harris, etc.), located at 270 West Commerce Street (70 Commerce St. in 1877), San Antonio, Texas.  Hummel was well known Colt dealer in early Texas, supplying Dragoons, Army & Navy Models, and Single Action Army pistols to many famous personalities.  (See Steinfeldt 1978:162, Hirsch 2008:83-90) Price $100

Photos of L. R. Huffman collection

The best collection known, museum-worthy, over 1000 items, many never before seen, includes Huffman's personal items, e.g. camera, pens, paints, tinting devices, etc.  P.O.R.

Lists the Rangers who presented Capt. Jones with the famous "Realitos Company Watch" which I previously sold, shown in photo.  Rangers in the company at the time were;  Jim King, Bass Outlaw, Riley Barton, Charles Fusselman, Tink Durbin, Ernest Rogers, Charles Barton, Walter Jones, Bob Bell, Cal Aten, Capt. Frank Jones, Walter Durbin, Jim Robinson & Frank Schmidt.  This photo is one of the most widely reproduced photos of all Ranger photos, the classic one, framed, 17 X 12, from the Buckhorn "Gunfighter Exhibit" Price $200.

15 1/2 X 12 1/2" from the Buckhorn Saloon Gunfighter Exhibit, 2002 Price $100

Co. D, Rio Grande City, TX, same as Walter Durbin photo,  11-10-88, actual photo reprint, frame size 17 X 21", Schmidt had a sad story after being wounded in Jaybird-Woodpecker Feud in Richmond, Texas in 1889, Price $300

Expensively matted & framed 16 X 13", magnificent photo showing boots, hats, gunbelts, holsters, Winchester 1895 carbines, Colt SAAs, cartridge belts, believed to be about 1910 near Corpus Christi, Texas,  Price $300

Custer County, OK, town of Thomas, about 1903.  This appears to be a photograph made to look like a painting, 14 X 18" rare, showing badge and he is really proud of his new pistol, not an "old fashioned revolver", but the newest thing, the Colt automatic Model 1902!  Price $600 rare

 

Probably J. Marvin Hunter reprint circa 1930, image 9 1/2 X 13", frame 15" X 12", with caption "All Hung at Ft. Smith, Ark., July 1st 1896".  Scarce photo Price $400