Billy the Kid 1859-1881
This legendary outlaw is said to have killed 21 men, one for every year of his life. Other aliases used were William H. Bonney and Kid Antrim. Shackled with leg-irons and handcuffs, while under guard at the Lincoln County Courthouse, "The Kid" escaped and killed two guards. Three months later after his escape, he was killed by Pat Garret on July 14, 1881, at Fort Summer. One of our most popular 11 x 14 Prints framed in your choice of a rustic 11 x 14 double barnwood frame as shown, or double barnwood frame with Barbed wire accents. Includes glass and backing as well as hanging hardware. Options can be added like barb wire or custom woodburned lettering if you wish just give us a call and tell us what you want at 254-760-4242.
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Old West Print Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid & The Wild Bunch
Fore more then twelve years, the Wild Bunch raided across the western Uinted States from Mexico to Canada. Seated from their main hideout, "The Robber's Roost" they robbed banks and trains and rustled cattle. Seated Left to Right., Harry Longabaugh ( Sundance Kid), Ben Kilpatrick, Robert L. Parker (Butch Cassidy). Standing: Bill Carter, Harry Logan (Kid Curry) Photo at Ft. Worht, Texas in 1900.

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Doc Holliday 1851 - 1857
Gambler, gunfighter, dentist, John H. Holliday's temper sent many men to their graves. Once saving Wyatt Earp's life in Dodge City, Doc became one of Earp's close friends. He was in the famous fight in Tombstone at the O.K. Corral. He died of tuberculosis at an early age in Colorado (credit C. Chafin) One of our most popular 11 x 14 Prints framed in your choice of a rustic 11 x 14 double barnwood frame as shown, or double barnwood frame with Barbed wire accents. Includes glass and backing as well as hanging hardware. Options can be added like barb wire or custom woodburned lettering if you wish just give us a call and tell us what you want at 254-760-4242.
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Judge Roy Bean 1825 - 1903

Known as the "Law West of the Pecos", Judge Roy Bean tries a gang of horse thieves in front of the courthouse saloon in Langtry, Texas. Justice was swift. The saloonkeeper judge would often recess trials to sell liquor in the courtroom. Among the unorthodox exploits making him a legend were fining a dead man and staging a heavyweight boxing match in the middle of the Rio Grande. (Photo: E.P. Public Library; R.E.M. Archives)

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Wild Bill Hickok 1837 - 1876
Scout, Lawman, Gunfighter, Gambler - James Butler Hickok was not shy in helping writers make him into a Western legend. Sporting long locks of hair and twin Colts, Wild Bill mixed fact with fiction in telling of his dangerous exploits. His life ended when he was shot in the back by Jack McCall while playing poker in Deadwood, Dakota Territory. One of our most popular 11 x 14 Prints framed in your choice of a rustic 11 x 14 double barnwood frame as shown, or double barnwood frame with Barbed wire accents. Includes glass and backing as well as hanging hardware. Options can be added like barb wire or custom woodburned lettering if you wish just give us a call and tell us what you want at 254-760-4242.
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Wyatt Earp 1848 - 1929

Lawman, gunfighter, gambler, Earp was an officer of Wichita and Dodge City. In Tombstone, Wyatt, his brothers, and Doc Holliday met the Clantons and the McLaurys in the famous OK Corral showdown (Photo credit: C. Chafin)

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