Old West Marshal Badges
Overseas buyers please read this.

Marshal Deadwood After the murder of Wild Bill Hickok and the inexplicable acquital of Jack McCall, the leading citizens of Deadwood decided they needed some law and order, and to that end set up the position of Town Marshal on Aug 5, 1876, just 3 days after Wild Bill went down. Isaac Brown was the first Deadwood Marshal, and unfortunately for Isaac his career lasted a measely two weeks. On Aug 20th he, Preacher Smith, Charles Mason, and Charles Holland were heading to Deadwood, from Crook City, when they were fell upon by the Lakota and killed. A miner's court on September 16th elected Con Stapleton as the new Marshal. High quality replica badge. Comes in gift box with story card. One for $13.95. Any two for $25. $6.00 is added for shipping. Order Now | Order any Two | Checkout Old West Badge Home Old West Ranger Badges | Old West Sheriff Badges | Old West Agent Badges U.S. Marshall (Fancy) This is the type of badge worn by Wyatt Earp, after the Gunfight at the OK Corral. High quality replica badge. Comes in gift box with story card. One for $13.95. Any two for $25. $6.00 is added for shipping. Order Now | Order Any Two | Checkout Contact Us :: Shipping Policies :: Return Policies All prices quoted are in USD - convert to most currencies on our secure order page. U.S. Marshal (Plain) This is the same type of badge that was worn by James Arness as Matt Dillon in the TV series "Gunsmoke". High quality replica badge. Comes in gift box with story card. One for $13.95. Any two for $25. $6.00 is added for shipping. Order Now | Order Any Two | Checkout Please Note: Over time the badges acquire a nice patina to them. Custom Old West Badges Available in 3 classic styles: Marshal, Sheriff, and Brothel Inspector. Now you can add that final cowboy flavor to your business, event, or association. Based on original designs from the Wild West these badges are top notch replicas in weight and look of the originals. Click For more info about Custom Western Badges   Blank Marshal Badge The shape of this Marshal badge is the same that Bat Masterson and Wyatt Earp wore in the 1870s in Dodge City. The blank ribbon can be engraved at your local engraver. Our logo is NOT on the actual badge. High quality replica badge. Comes in gift box with story card. One for $13.95. Any two for $25. $6.00 is added for shipping. Order Now | Order Any Two | Checkout Contact Us :: Shipping Policies :: Return Policies Marshal Dodge City Marshal - Dodge City: this badge was worn by such famous lawmen as Bat Masterson, Ed Masterson, Charlie Bassett, and Wyatt Earp. High quality replica badge. Comes in gift box with story card. One for $13.95. Any two for $25. $6.00 is added for shipping. Order Now | Order Any Two | Checkout   Custom Leather Products The Masterson - Custom Cross Draw Holster Bat Masterson was one of the most feared and respected "Shootist's" of the Old West. He employed a cross-draw pull, and his skill with a hand gun was such that everyone kept theirs holstered with Masterson around. Own a classic custom holster inspired by Bat's simple - yet elegant rig. Shown in black cow hide, with heavy, plain black belt. In the holster is a 45 Cal. 1873 Colt Peacemaker,  with 4" barrel - nickel plated. We will custom make to accommodate the make, model, and calibre of your firearm. Side arm is very secure when pushed down in the holster and comes with a hammer tie-down. Click for our Custom Leather Page   Marshal - Territory of New Mexico (In a dull brassy-gold finish) During the late 1880s cattlemen wars were common in the southwest, making a Marshal a very good man to have in the Territory of New Mexico. With bandits and gunfighters like Billy the Kid causing trouble, the citizens were grateful to have Marshal's like Richard Dallam, Pat Garrett, and Sheriff Elfego Baca to keep the peace in the cowboy capital of the Old West. High quality replica badge. Comes in gift box with story card. One for $13.95. Any two for $25. $6.00 is added for shipping. Order Now | Order Any Two | Checkout Contact Us :: Shipping Policies :: Return Policies U.S. Marshal - Star 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. High quality replica badge. Comes in gift box with story card. One for $13.95. Any two for $25. $6.00 is added for shipping. Order Now | Order Any Two | Checkout Shipping Policy :: Return Policy top of page U.S. Marshal - Round A badge of this type was worn by Deputy U.S. Marshal Wiley Green Haines in the Oklahoma Territory at the turn of the century. High quality replica badge. Comes in gift box with story card. One for $13.95. Any two for $25. $6.00 is added for shipping. Order Now | Order Any Two | Checkout   E-mail us at: U.S. Marshal Tombstone In 1877 or so Clay Calhoun was Deputy U.S. Marshal for Arizona, Tombstone, and leader of a group of 5 or 6 men known as "Outlaw Exterminators, Inc." By the time the Earps arrived in Tombstone in 1879, Calhoun had moved on. High quality replica badge. Comes in gift box with story card. One for $13.95. Any two for $25. $6.00 is added for shipping. Order Now | Order Any Two | Checkout Old West Posters Contact Us :: Shipping Policies :: Return Policies Buffalo Marshal No famous names or places here, just another little frontier town in Montana. But real people lived and died here. A real man once wore this Marshal's badge way back when, and he was Marshal for the town of Buffalo. . . . High quality replica badge. Comes in craft gift box with story card. One for $13.95. Any two for $25. $6.00 is added for shipping. Order Now | Order Any Two | Checkout   top of page U.S. Marshal Durango - Round William ( Big Bill) Thompson stood 6'4"tall, but that didn't help him when he got into a gunfight with Jesse Stensel, the Town Marshal of Durango. Thompson was closing down gambling halls under the Governor's orders. Marshal Stansel objected, and the two emptied their guns at each other. Sheriff Thompson died from four bullet wounds. After it was discovered that one of Thompson's wounds was to his back, the Marshal was arrested for murder. Before the trial could take place, Sheriff Thompson's clothing, which was the vital evidence to prove the murder charge, was burned by the undertaker. As a result, Stansel was acquitted and very soon after he moved to Texas. High quality replica badge. Comes in gift box with story card. One for $13.95. Any two for $25. $6.00 is added for shipping. Order Now | Order Any Two | Checkout Old West Badge History Old West Ranger Badges | Old West Sheriff Badges | Old West Agent Badges Alaska Territory U.S. Marshal In 1884, law in the rugged Alaska Territory was upheld by Federal Marshals under a U.S. District Judge. At the start of the Nome gold rush there was only one Marshal and ten Deputies. In 1897, Deputy Marshals William C. Watt and James Mark Rowan were the first to be killed in the line of duty. This badge is representative of what they wore. High quality replica badge. Comes in gift box with story card. One for $13.95. Any two for $25. $6.00 is added for shipping. Order Now | Order Any Two | Checkout   Custom Cowboy Hats from The Last Best West In today's world of depleting Ozone and the rise of melanoma and skin cancer - everyone needs a good hat to shield their face and neck from the harmful effects of the sun. What could be more timeless and useful than a fine fur-felt Cowboy Hat? It will keep your face and neck in constant shade - regardless of the position of the sun, and your eyes and lips will say thankee-thankee. It'll be your friend for life and will age just as gracefully as you! We'll give you what you want. Made to your Specifications. If you don't see what you want - send us a picture - and we'll make our version of that hat. Our Hat Experts Cowboy Hat Home :: Western Movie Hats :: Cowboy Hat Facts :: Old West Cowboy Hats     Saloon::Casino::Poster Something Special and Unique 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. More information and how to order. | Classic Wild West Posters Dodge City Peace Commission photo of 1876 Seated Left to right: Charley Bassett, Wyatt Earp, Frank McLain, Neal Brown. Back Row from Left: Longfellow (recruited in 2007 and standing in for W. H. Smith), Luke Short, Bat Masterson, and W. F. Petillon. Want your picture blended in an archival old west photo? Have a look at our custom wanted poster page - here. Reproductions of Authentic Wanted Posters Legends of the West Posters top of page Shipping   |  Return Policy| E-mail us at:   Goods and services provided by The Last Best West (AB,) Processed by 2CheckOut.com Inc. (Ohio, USA).   Old West Posters | Old West Badges | Custom Badges | Classic Cowboy Cartoons | Custom Wanted Posters | Cowboy Hats | Home Authentic Wanted Posters | Cowboy Pictures | Real Western History | Cowboy Wisdom Posters | Custom Leather | Legends of the West