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Black Bart Outlaw Poster - The Outlaw Poet Bart's first stagecoach robbery was reported in August of 1877. His method was simple - he'd wait for the stagecoach around a tight corner, with flour sack over his face (with two holes cut/ripped for the eyes) derby on his head, and shotgun in his arms wearing a long, linen duster. He'd exchange the contents of the strong box for a copy of some poetry and always signed it, Black Bart, PO-8. Bart was eventually caught - did his time - then disappeared into the pages of old west lore. All Authentic Wanted Posters Package Legends of the West Posters Package Original Wild West Poster Line -
Buffalo Bill Cody Poster - William Frederick Cody Buffalo Bill’s show business career began at the age of 26, on December 17, 1872 in Chicago. Ned Buntline (The man that immortalized Cody, Hickock and scores of other Wild West personalities in his dime novels) had written a play called "The Scouts of the Prairie". Cody appeared in it, as did another well-known scout, Texas Jack Omohundro, as well as Buntline. Reviews of Cody's acting were mixed but he was a natural in front of an audience, and actor or not, Buffalo Bill was a showman.By the time Bill died in 1917, he had laid the ground work for the modern rodeo and was the most recognizable person on earth. All Authentic Wanted Posters Package Legends of the West Posters Package Original Wild West Poster Line -
Wild Bill Hickok Poster - James Butler Hickok The prototype of the old west pistol fighter, Bill Hickok had the size, the sad eyes and the heroic exploits to make an impression on most anybody. When Dave Tutt bragged he could, "Shoot a bird on the wing" in Springfield, 1865, Bill Hickok was quick to reply, "Did the crow have a pistol? Was he shooting back? I will be." There's a number of reasons people say Hickok and Tutt fought, but what ever it was this is about the only actual documented face off in a dusty street in Old West History. And so on July 21, 1865, in the town square of Springfield, Missouri, Hickok shot dead Davis Tutt, Jr. All Authentic Wanted Posters Package Legends of the West Posters Package Original Wild West Poster Line -
Jesse James Poster - The Middle Border Marauder
Our poster paper is heavy duty 60# 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. Our original old west posters are just the thing for decorating your wild west saloon, office, SASS Clubhouse, Firearms Shop, Shooting Range, or any other western themed business. Posters are all ~ 11 x 17 and are shipped flat. All Authentic Wanted Posters Package Legends of the West Posters Package Original Wild West Poster Line -
Lightweight shotgun Leather Chaps, with zipper closure, hand made by the last best west. We use premium quality leather to make these fine looking fringed shotgun chaps, that are perfect for summer wear. Nickle conchos run the leg of the chaps, and 6 Lone star conchos on the belt add a little sizzle to the design. Shown in a women's model but can just as easily be made for a man. Available in Black or Brown. -
Ladies Handmade Leather Holster and tapered gun belt in black. This is a great rig for a woman shooting Cowboy Action or Classic Cowboy. Our standard gun belt as shown has 18 loops and the holster wears equally well as a strong hand or cross draw holster. Our standard gun belt has a garrison buckle, and can be ordered as a billeted or tapered style. Shown here in a tapered style with a better buckle set. -
Fancy Buscadero Leather Holster - Our Fancy Buscadero has loops all the way around, and the belt and holster have a distinctive border edging. Shown with better buckle #2, the holster comes with hammer and leg tie downs. -
Blondie Holster Heavy Cartridge Belt - Blondie holster at left is 5 1/2" inches in length, with our fully looped, heavy cartridge belt. -
Our version of the classic Wild Wild West Cowboy Hat has a Texas Flat crown and a wide 3 3/4" brim. Click on the tabs below to see our hat options and colors.- Color Shown: Sahara
- Crown: 4 1/2" inches Texas Flat
- Brim: 3 3/4" inches hand shaped and rolled-Open
- Hatband: 1" custom leather with buffalo side concho
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Honky Tonk Movie Hat - This elegant Town Hat or Dress Hat was a good match for legendary actor Clarke Gable. His raised eyebrow glare could make a man stop in his tracks and women swoon! Gable has such an engaging personality he makes most of his movies shine, and Honky Tonk is no exception.- Color Shown: undyed natural (click on tab below to view ALL colors)
- Crown: Texas Flat
- Brim: 3 1/4" Kettle curled and hand rolled with an open brim edge
- Hatband: Chocolate Brown 1 1/2" grosgrain ribbon and bow
- Crown Height: 4"
- Brim: with Kettle Curl
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Jolan Custom Dress Hat - More of a Town Hat Design, the Jolan has a small brim and was a popular look with people of substance in the West of the late 19th and early 20th Centuries. Essentially the same design as the Champie and the smaller brim makes it a great look for women.- Hatband: 1 1/2 inch satin with bow.
- Crown: Creased
- Brim: Kettle Curl Bound
- Color: Black
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Rodeo Royale Custom Hat - These hats were made for young ladies competing for Rodeo Queen titles at various rodeo’s around the West. One hat shown is in black with ostrich hide, with bound edge. The other hats shown have hair on hide, buck stitch edge. Choose, ostrich, or light, or dark hair on hide as the feature hide on the brim, during the check out process.- Crown: Cattleman Crease
- Color:Black
- Brim: Hand Curled and Bound
- Hatband: 1/2″ leather with buckle.
- Personalized with your name inside the crown
