TEXAS INDEPENDENCE DAY AUCTION

quart pitcher with green glaze & yellow spots, attributed to James Prothro.

small tan jar with green salt glaze attributed to Odom.

Very Rare Jefferson S. Nash one gallon stoneware jug, missing handle, signed J.S. Nash. Possibly Milligan Frasier, Marion County Texas

1.5 gallon (est). salt glazed storage jar. Attributed to Nash Pottery - Milligan Fraizer. Repaired rim. Similar to the signed jug.

Large salt glazed jar with dog ear handles. Red underglaze, attributed to Nash Pottery / Milligan Frazier.

Tall dark jar with a black salt glaze over spotted clay. Attributed to John Leopard.

Unusual form water basin. Acquired from an early church near Longview, Texas built in an altar. Likely Leopard or Prothro. Rare form.

Spotted clay ovoid stoneware jar attributed to Hogue. Approx. 4 Gallon

4 Gallon Odom Texas Stoneware Jar. Incised "4". Ash glaze. Attributed to Odom, Upshur County, Texas. 15" Has a small hole in bot...

Green spotted stoneware jar with tan spots and jig formed collar

Odom Pottery Ovoid Texas Stoneware Quart Jar

Early cake mold in tan and green. Attributed to Meyer.

Impressed "1" with tri-color glaze. Attributed to Meyer.

Complete set of 4 stoneware ant traps. Attributed to Meyer. Rare estate collected set.

Multicolor and spotted storage jar attributed to James Prothro

Odom Pottery Quart Ovoid Jar

Brown and white jigger molded jug from Winfield, Texas. Signed on bottom.

Rhonesboro Pottery Blue Decorated Texas Pitcher

Framed display piece commemorating the 1823 founding of the Texas Rangers, by the Father of Texas. Professionally matted and framed with museum qualit

Measures 21.75" x 49.5" x 79.75".

"Lonesome Dove" Unframed 72" x 72". Signed & Dated 2006.

"Indian Summer South Texas" (Whitetail Deer). Original Gilbert Duran oil on canvas, 36" x 48", unframed. Signed and dated 2006.

"White Buffalo". original Gilbert Duran signed oil painting. 32" x 44". Signed "El Duran", dated 1997

* Air tight provenance including original rental slip receipt from 1955. 4.75" barrel, staghorn grips, nickel plated .44-40 with a .22 cylinder...

S/N 63815, manufactured in 1881. Blue finish, 7.5" barrel. Working condition. One piece wood grips have F with triangle carved on one side. Fac...

S/N 33029. 1st. Gen. 7.5" barrel, working condition. Matching numbers. Inspectors mark J.T.C. with larger C stamped over on frame. Front sight ...

S/N 129473. 1st. Gen., 4 3/4" barrel. Working condition, matching numbers. Stag style grips. 1889 manufacture. Factory letter states: shipped t...

S/N 1248 Period endgraved in original case.

S/N 641626, manufactured 1913. Blue finish, 20" barrel. Rear tang sight. Good condition action and bore. Crack in butt stock. Modern.

S/N 2467267, manufactured 1961. Blue finish, 20" barrel. Good condition bore and action. Modern

S/N 498477. U.S. model 1884, 32" barrel. Good condition, fair bore. US issue bayonet with scabbard and belt clip. Antique

S/N 28460A, manufactured 1938. Blue finish, 19" barrel marked "Super Speed, Super-X". Good bore and action. Repaired crack in forearm...

SN 5032WCA. In box, excellent condition. 4.25" barrel, 2 magazines. Modern.

S/N 70SC24731. Colt 70 series. Pachmayr Signature Model grips, Wilson Combat sight, 4" barrel, Good condition.

SN SS34861E. In box, excellent condition. 5" barrel, stainless steel finish. Modern.

S/N 49253. 1st. Gen. 4 3/4" barrel, working condition. Cylinder pin screw and ejector housing screws are not original. Inspectors mark H.N. on ...

Two photos, 11x17, by Frank J. Schluster, April 21st 1936, at the Centennial celebration of the Battle of San Jacinto.

“A Deer Drive in the Texas” Cross-Timbers”. Frenzeny and Tavernier. Sheet measures ~15-1/2” x 21-1/2”. Fr

Brenham, Washington County, Texas 1860's uncut script. Frame measures14.25" x 16.5"

1854 Print of Mission Concepcion and “Ruins of the Church of El Alamo”. San Antonio de Bexar. Circa 10” x 13-1/2”;

1854 Print of Mission San Juan and Mission San Jose, San Antonio de Bexar. Circa 10” x 13-1/2”; 14” x 20” overall

Civil-War Era Prints of Fort Brown, Fort Lancaster and The Alamo (San Antonio, General Twigg’s Head-Quarters), Texas. Circa 1861. Measure 10-

Original Texas Rangers badge from September 1, 1947, first badge issued to Jay Banks. Badge measures 1 1/2" x 1 5/8".

September 1. 1955. Badge measures 1.75" x 1.75". Frame measures 15" x 25.5"

State of Texas, June 17, 1977. Framed 13.5 x 16 in.

Palestine, Texas Chief Of Police Badge along with Texas Ranger Jay Banks Collection booklet. Badge measures 2.5" x 2.5".

Measures 2" x 3".

"E.J. Banks" on reverse. Manufactured by Donald Lavigne Inc., Miami, Florida.

Made to Banks' specifications. Sterling silver buckle, end and stays. Floral hand tooling. Measures 46.5" in length.

Pair of Smith and Wesson Handcuffs with key and leather Bucheimer Handcuff pouch used by Texas Ranger Jay Banks, The snap is missing on the pouch. Com