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Legends
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When
Buffalo Bill Cody died in 1917 he was the most recognized person
on Earth.
For the better part of 30 years Cody traveled the world with his
wild west show - trying to show the beauty, majesty, brutality,
and courage that was part of the western frontier. Such is and has
been the power of the Old West to hold peoples' admiration and imagination.
Our
poster paper is heavy duty stock, special ordered by the ream, and
is the closest we have found to actual parchment paper that would
have been used in the 19th century. It's heavy weight and won't
get torn or blown off the hitching post! We don't stain it
(reducing it's life) all our aging is done with graphics - making
them crisp and clear. Posters are all ~ 11" x 17" and
are shipped flat.
Any
two of our 11" x 17" posters for $20
Bucks.
To
order any two posters - find your first poster then click on the
"Order Any Two" link
and select your second western poster from the drop down menu. Overseas
buyers please read this.
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| Yellowstone
Kelly
Luther
Sage "Yellowstone" Kelly was born in Geneva, New
York State, in 1849. He joined the Union Army near the end
of the Civil war and finished his enlistment in wild Army
outposts in Minnesota and the Dakota's. After his army stint
he headed further west and in the following decade he became
as familiar with the Upper Missouri and Yellowstone River
valleys as any white man of his time.
Kelly
was well educated and very well read, and apparently was prone
to quoting Shakespeare when the mood took him. He was famous
during his life and known to President Theodoe Roosevelt,
and other famous people of the day, including Buffalo Bill
Cody. When Cody was finally successful in getting the Yellowstone
River valley declared America's first National Park, in 1876,
Yellowstone Kelly was the man chosen to be the first Park
Ranger.
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Sam
Houston
First President of the Republic of Texas
Houston's accomplishments are
legion, including presiding over the formation of the Republic
of Texas. The city of Houston, Texas was named for him.
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The
Sundance Kid and Etta Place
It's
unlikely there's a more shadowy figure in the Old West,
then Etta Place. There is no doubt that this was not
her real name, as Place was the Maiden name of Harry's
(the Sundance Kid) mother, and other women that were
associated with the Wild Bunch, used the alias also.
Virtually nothing is known of her other than the fact
she was reputed to be a school teacher, but there's
some that say she was a Texas prostitute that Butch
Cassidy took under his wing and gave a fake history
as a school Marm, so she could have a new start. A stunning,
timeless, beauty - she was seldom seen without the Sundance
Kid, and they often traveled together as man and wife.
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Goes
perfect with our Wild Bunch poster
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Custom
Wooden Poster Frame
Frame any of our 11X17" POSTERS , and
make it a special gift.
Custom
old fashioned Pine frame. No mitre cuts here - the aged look
- nail holes added! Fits our 11" x 17" posters.
These are sturdy, well-built frames. Pictured is the deep
Mahogany finish - but; weathered, plain, and black, are available.
Add
a custom Frame to your order for just $37.50
Frame
can be added during the checkout process
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contact us for a quote on any custom wood packaging or poster
frames - E-mail us at:
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Young
Guns Circa 1870
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Charley
Utter, Wild Bill Hickok, Buffalo Bill Cody, Texas Jack Omohundro,
and Elisha Green. The photo that this poster was built around
was originally taken in the early 1870s. At the time these
men were performing in Ned Butlines "Scouts of the
Prairie". As bad as most of the acting was - Hickok's
stood out as the worst. The whole idea of acting was disagreeable
to Wild Bill and he left after about 6 months. Hickoks' disdain
can be seen on his face in this poster, and notice how carefully
the other men have their firearms staged around them - except
Wild Bill: He's stood his long arm upside down!
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Custer
and the 7th Cavalry
~
Custer and the men of the Seventh rode out to meet their fate
and the Sioux Nation, on June 25, 1876 at the Little Big Horn
River ~
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Cowboys
are thoughtful, respectful, polite, and full of rustic sayings
and common sense. Our Zen Brand Chewing Tobacco - Cowboy thoughts
to Chew On Posters is another original poster series from
The Last Best West.
Custom
Old West Sayings
Have a favorite saying? Maybe a slogan for
your local sports team? How about a corporate catch phrase?
For just an extra $25 dollars, we'll put your phrase into
our Zen Brand - Cowboy Thoughts to Chew On© poster format,
and you'll be the talk of the office, dressing room, or your
home. We will contact you within one business day of your
purchase to confirm your phrase. Once complete we will ship
you two copies on our special parchment looking paper. More
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Back
in May, 2006 we were rounded up to work on a re-enactment
of the moment when Jack McCall walked into Tom Nuttal's #10
Saloon on Aug 2 1876, in Deadwood, Dakota Territory, and murdered
Wild Bill Hickok.
This
painting by Canadian artist Ken Dewar, was the end result
of the afternoon of filming in Heritage Park, an authentic
19th century town, in Calgary. 130
years to the day that McCall did his cowardly deed the painting
was unveiled in front of City Hall in Deadwood, South Dakota,
on August 2, 2006.
The
Limited Edition Prints sell for 500 dollars and up.
Own an 11" x 17" poster for 37.40 USD.
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