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Bonhams to offer The Early West: The Collection of Jim and Theresa Earle The gun Pat Garrett used to kill Billy the Kid, Colt Peacemaker Revolver Estimate: $2-3 million. Photo: Bonhams. LOS ANGELES, CA .-Bonhams announces it has been entrusted with the sale of The Early West: The Collection of Jim and Theresa Earle, one of the most important and well-documented collection of firearms belonging to Western Lawmen and Outlaw Legends. Jim Earle, a beloved engineering professor at Texas A&M, and his wife Theresa assembled this incredible collection over the course of more than 40 years. The collection includes historical firearms, Western manuscripts & memorabilia, and Western art. Highlighting the sale is most iconic treasure of early western history: the gun Pat Garrett used to kill Billy the Kid (estimate: $2-3 million).
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Despite hardship, St. Peteâs arts scene continues to flourish The city offers much more than beaches and beer. When youâre ready, hereâs a quick guide. By Diane Bair and Pamela Wright Globe Correspondent,Updated February 10, 2021, 12:41 p.m. Email to a Friend "Bending Arc" by Janet Echelman at the St. Pete Pier.CITY OF ST. PETERSBURG Before the pandemic, St. Petersburg, Fla., was on a roll. The city boasted one of the largest outdoor mural exhibitions in the country, three world-class art museums had recently opened, the 26-acre, $92 million St. Pete Pier District was nearing completion, and almost 1,000 new hotel rooms were in the planning.
True West Magazine Emiliano Zapata Who’s Who Letters from the Archives When people would write in and say they knew or saw so-and-so, it captivated me. It made True West even truer, or at least produced evidence of it being true. It was kind of surreal. It would be interesting for the magazine to do a “flashback” and look at some of those old letters. Keep up the good work. —John Volz Lagrange, Kentucky You are right. When I was growing up, those letters really intrigued me. Here (at right) is a taste of a great one about a man who knew Joe Lefors, the man who arrested Tom Horn, from the February 1964 issue. —BBB