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Texas Land Grant
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This Texas Land Grant was signed by Sam Houston
on August 10, 1860.
No. 4 Vol. 3 This grant is for one hundred and
twenty acres of land in Anderson County.
In perfect condition exept for the tanning in
the folds.
SORRY - I"M SOLD!! I have a new home in Pennsylvania!!
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Victorian Beer Box
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Solid oak Victorian Beer Box purchased from
an estate in Palestine, Texas. Provenance through relatives
has this original late 1800's piece from Ruby's Saloon, a Palestine
longtime "watering hole." For beer or blankets? Refinished.
25 1/2D x 36L x 31 tall
Oval Metal tag: Chas N Swift Mfg Co. patented
New York
#TT-A1520 *SSFC
$1195
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Texas Ranger Book
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"The Texas Rangers - An American Legend"
A souvenir book for the Texas Ranger Museum in Waco, dated
1973. Excellent condition 5x7"! Sepia Tone throughout.
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Texas Ranch Oak Sofa
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Original A. Brandt Ranch Oak Sofa - excellent
original condition (wood). Someone has replaced the original strapping
with poly webbing.
As is: $595.00
75"L x 26"D x 28" Tall
Note - We can do the upholstery in western fabric,
leather or hide. Call us for a quote!
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Vintage Chairs
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Definitely Red!
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If you're looking for a piece of Texas "history,"
this Victorian settee, reupholstered in recent times in red with
gold, would be the perfect accent for your boudoir. (Story has
it, this came out of a South Texas "house of ill repute"
- oh my!)
3'w x 21"d x 22" h
*SSFC #TTA-150 $395 |
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Enid Collins Purse "Overland Express"
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This stagecoach is handpainted on canvas with brown leather
trim. Some wear on the strap & the flap; a few stains on
the back canvas but other wise in complete good condition.
Enid Collins was a Texas purse maker in Medina from 1959 to
1970.
13 x 9" tall - $59.00
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"A Day at the LBJ Ranch"
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A childrens' book written by Sam Savitt, this
is a library copy (Elder School) with no dust jacket but in excellent
condition.
1965, first edition, Random House.
SOLD!
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