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Got any cowboy stuff?
bigdaddyjunior
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I am doing my office up in western/cowboy/gun motiff. Got a lamp that looks like a sixshooter in a wrapped holster with a cowboy hat for a shade. Got a nice limited print of "One Riot One Ranger" and a few Remington type sculptures of bucking horses and old scouts. Got a few SAA 45's to hang in cases on the walls. It is a good start,but not enough to give me that warm fuzzy feeling when I am at my desk. What that really means is if I don't have enough cool stuff to look at then I may end up doing actual work our of sheer boredom. If you have any old western junk that you are not attached to, I would appreciate the consideration.
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No holster or handguns..
Here is what I have behind me at my office. On the side wall I have a Tombstone movie poster in a frame, a bronze bucking horse and cowboy, a narly old European whitetail mount, a Catlin Indian Print reproduction, and a buffalo grazing in the badlands signed and numbered print done by a local artist. Oh and at least one bottle of fine red eye and shot glasses for company.[:D]
The badge is a real badge and a few on board know that it has a bullet hole in it. Was worn by a friend of mine when he was shot to death in the line of duty. I put the son of a buck a way for life without parol.
The 1937 brand book has grand daddy's brand in it.
All jokes aside, I have seen some interesting things that you might want to include in your office on ebay.[:0]
Im sure someone round here could get you a great deal on some assless chaps. If that dont make you warm and fuzzy I dont know what will.
Already have those. Wife loves them.
PJ[:0]
DWS has a Brokeback Mountain Movie poster on the ceiling above his bed but I doubt he's willing to part with it.