AMERICAN WEST PRINT SERIES  II
"Buffalo Frontier"
16" x 38"  Ret. $45.
Buffalo rifles and brief account of the
buffalo herds during the 1800s.
"Open Range"
24" x 30"
Retail - $45.
Open Range shows
many of the items
essential to the cowboy
in the 19th century. The
Central art depicts a
typical evening around
the campfire by the
chuck wagon.
The Law & The Order Of
The West is the latest art
commemorating the
American West.
This  24" x 30" print shows
47 guns of the West, 30
early law badges (many
rare), bullets, shot sizes,
patent drawings of early
gun patents, and more
surrounds the central art
sub-titled, "Partners In
Pursuit". Retail: $45.
signed by Gary Crouch
Buffalo Frontier is sized to companion
"The TEXAN", 16" x 38". The three colorful
 illustrations are from three previous
prints, each showing buffalo on the
range. The rifles were commonly used to
hunt the buffalo. Text gives brief account
of the buffalo frontier 1870 to 1880.
"Barbed Inventions"
24" x 30"
Retail - $45.
Barbed Inventions
shows wire, machines and
tools used in forming barbed
wire. The wire samples,
named and dated, are
different than the wire shown
on previous prints. The
central art shows a vast land
with a fence and a Harris
Hawk setting atop one post
of the fence.
"Lost Wagons"
24" x 30"
Retail - $45.
Lost Wagons central art
shows an abandoned
wagon in western
territory. The oval art is
surrounded by wagons
of the past, from the
Conestoga to the Chuck
wagon with
nomenclature of
components.
"Signs Of Winter"
24" x 30"
(Gallery Print )
Ret. $45.
The Gallery Print displays
28 select prints from 2002
to 2008.
The central painting shows
a pioneer crossing the river
with an Indian on
horseback in the edge of
the trees viewing the
leaving of the early morning
campfire.
"Steel Justice"
24" x 30" $45.
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Great companion print to
Law & Order of the West.
All the guns on this print are
different from those on Law &
Order Of The West.
Has 49 spur rowls, 46 guns
and other perior gear.
The central art depicts the
"steel justice" being served on
an outlaw of the times (his
black hat being left behind as
he hi-tails it to escape).