Pastime tobacco tin, by John Finzer & Bros., Louisville, KY. approximately 18″ X 12″, nice original red paint, great duck or woodcock wingshooting scene with dog on top, triple lock on lid all original, interior steeplechase scene beautiful, some nicks & bruises, original blue federal stamp, $750
101 Ranch Hat from the world famous ranch in Oklahoma, this size 7 hat with its original box. As you can see from the 3 photos, the hat is like new, but the box is damaged, collapsed, but all there. The hat is sort of a grey-brown; lining and all is in good shape. $400
Original photo of Cherokee Bill, probably J. Marvin Hunter reprint circa 1930, image 9 1/2 X 13″, frame 15 X 12″ matches above photo of The Buck Gang. Caption reads: “Cherokee Bill, hung at Fort Smith, Ark. in 1898, charged with the murder of six men. In blood he was part Sioux Indian, part Cherokee […]
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
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
Texas Rangers Glenn Beard (right) and _____, 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
Texas Ranger Frank Schmidt 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
Texas Ranger Walter Durbin, photocopy framed 15 1/2 X 12 1/2″ from the Buckhorn Saloon Gunfighter Exhibit, 2002 Price $100
Texas Rangers Company D, Realitos, Texas, framed photocopy 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 […]
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.