The Old West in the Words of Billy McGinty

Heading: Author: McGinty, Billy Title: The Old West Place Published: [Ripley, OK] Publisher:The Ripley Review Date Published: 1937 Description: 108 pp. Illustrated. (8vo) o

Rare autographed paper by Pat Garrett (1850-1908). Famous american old west lawman, renowned for killing outlaw Billy the Kid. Clipped signed document by Garrett in pencil. Pat Garrett used pencil mos

Billy The Kid "Wanted Poster" Print - This print depicts a fictional Wanted Poster for Billy The Kid, the notorious Old West gunslinger and outlaw who allegedly killed eleven men before he was shot at

ZANE GREY (1872 - 1939) American author best known for his popular adventure novels and stories that presented an idealized image of the rugged Old West. Card signed “Zane Grey”. 3 1/4”

A signature cutting of Pat Garrett framed with a image being 38 cm by 28 cm in size. Patrick Floyd Jarvis "Pat" Garrett was an American Old West lawman, bartender and customs agent who became renowned

OAL/Brown ball signed by (9) Hall of Famers at an Old Timers Day event, with: NP: Enos Slaughter, Willie Stargell , Bob Lemon; SP: Bobby Doerr , Joe Sewell, Billy Herman , "Judy" Johnson , Monte Irvin

Official N.L. (Feeney) ball signed by 20 baseball greats at the Old Timers Game in San Diego in 1974. Signatures include: Billy Herman, Bill Dickey, Monte Irvin (2), Luke Appling, Harry Walker, Charli

AMERICANISMS - OLD and NEW : a dictionary of words, phrases and colloquialisms peculiar to the United States, British America, the West Indies, etc. etc., their derivation, meaning and application, to

OLD WEST ASIAN BUDDHA STANDING STATUE H. 59 cm. W. 22 cm. Weight 9550 gram.

Wyatt Berry Stapp Earp (March 19, 1848 – January 13, 1929) was an Old West lawman and gambler in Cochise County, Arizona Territory, and a deputy marshal in Tombstone. He work

Measures 7 5/8" long overall. The steel blade is maker marked 'Will & Finck SF Cal'. It measures 1" wide by 5 1/2" long. The steel scabbard measures 1 1/4" wide by 5 5/16" long. It has a very distinct

Frederic Remington chess set by the Franklin Mint, showcasing Old West themes in the characterization of the pieces, bronze and wood, includes all the pieces. King: 3.5" H.

Four Old West bounty / reward notices, 19th century, to include three notices sent via U.S. Postal Service to the sheriff of San Saba, Texas, listing the reward amount and a description of the suspect

Old West African Punu Ancestor Mask, Gabon. Carved wood and pigments. Display Stand. Ex. Collection of Larry Goldblatt, New York. Size: 20'' x 7.5'' x 5.5'' (51 x 19 x 14 cm). Height on stand: 25" (64

Old West / Gambler’s Style Push Daggers. Including a steel blade push dagger with brass scabbard, plastic counters incorporated into handle; and a brass and enamel handled dagger marked “P

This piece is a fabulous depiction of the unity of man with animals. It features a cowboy fully adorned in frontier pants, cowboy boots, a vest, a bandanna, and a bull hide hat. He reads a book while

Introducing the "Trusted Companions" sculpture, where a cowboy and his horse unite in a timeless bond, ready to embark on an adventurous trail ride. Crafted meticulously in bronze, this exquis

This piece is a fabulous depiction of the unity of man with animals. It features a cowboy fully adorned in frontier pants, cowboy boots, a vest, a bandanna, and a bull hide hat. He reads a book while

decorated with Buffalo motif bit 6 1/2" x 5 1/4" and spurs 6" x 3 1/2" early 20th century

Chinese Art Deco carpet old, West China, around 1920/1930, wool on cotton, approx. 404 x 307 cm, condition: 3-4, decorative, rare color composition. Rugs and Carpets

Jack Bryant, Sr. (Fort Worth, Texas, 1929-2012), "Remains of the Old West", oil on canvas, sight: 24 x 19", frame: 34 x 27" Provenance: A Lubbock, Texas collection Jack Bryant Sr. was well known for

This one is 1896 Lisa Marie signed by Marshal J. Black of Arizona Territories.

Check Your Guns at the Door Cast Iron Sign with Great Patina / Very Cool Sign

This lot features a Montana Old West Style Early Hotel or Saloon folk art sign reading "Cowboys Place Well... Come on in" . The sign was hand crafted by Old West Signs out of Santa Fe, New Mexico U.S.