A full-color, wall sized poster cram-packed with facts galore about the State of Texas. You'll discover a wealth of historical information, plus facts about people, places, and products. And, you'll even find some of the tall tales that make Texas " a state of mind". Measures 30" X 38".

$10.00

Embroidered Texas State Seal patch is colorfast, washable, and can be easily ironed on or sewn on. Perfect way for organizations to commemorate a trip to the Texas Capitol. 3.75" diam.

$4.00

Spiral-bound journal has cutout front framing a reprint of an 1880's E. E. Myers architectural drawing of the Texas Capitol. Has 80 two-sided ruled pages to record treasured Texas memories. 7" square.

$16.00

Unique replicas of original Confederate currency. Each packet contains 6 different currency examples from different southern states, plus a brief history of the issuance of currency by the Confederate States of America. Each bill 7.25" X 3.25".

$1.75

Antiqued reproductions of currency issued from 1837 to 1845 by the Republic of Texas. The packet includes 6 different denominations, plus an abbreviated history of Texas currencies of the period. Each bill 7.25" X 3.25".

$1.75

Handsomely presented on antiqued parchment. Includes interesting historical facts about guns, the companies that made them, and the famous people who used them. Seven firearms are shown, plus the fabled "Bowie Knife" is also mentioned. Perfect for framing, 13.75" X 15.75".

$1.75

This fabled document, which established the Republic of Texas on March 2, 1836, is faithfully reproduced on antiqued parchment that looks and feels old. Suitable for framing, 13.5" X 16.75".

$1.75

Here, reproduced on antiqued parchment, is the call to arms to the citizens of Texas dated December 12, 1834, by the Commander-In-Chief of the Army of Texas, Sam Houston. This is his appeal to solicit 5,000 volunteers to resist the efforts of the Mexican attempts to thwart the establishment of the Republic of Texas. Easily framed, 13.5" X 16".

$1.75

Written by Col. William Barret Travis, dated February 24, 1836, this plea for help was issued just after Mexican forces had started bombarding the Alamo. In it Travis pens his famous cry "Victory or Death". Document is reproduced on antiqued parchment, and is suitable for framing. 15.75" X 13.75".

$1.75

Contains reproductions of 3 important historical documents: (1) William H. Wharton's letter dated September 3, 1835, seeking volunteers to join the campaign against the Mexicans in San Antonio, (2) President Polk's letter to the U.S. Congress dated December 9, 1845, submitting evidence for annexing Texas, and (3) the proclamation of the Texas Republic dated November 10, 1845, that the people had ratified the Constitution. Can be framed, 13.75" X 16".

$1.75

From the 1835 Gonzales battle flag, this magnet captures the famous cannon and phrase "Come And Take It". 3.5" long X 2.5" wide.

$3.00

Replica of the shape of Texas as background for the Capitol dome. Specially blended stone-like clay is air-dried and hand-tinted. A souvenir to remind you of your visit. 3"w X 4"h X 1.5"d at base.

$5.50

Air-dried custom-blended stone reproduction with detailing of the main south entrance to the Capitol. Crafted by hand and tinted with water-based stain. For desktop or display shelf. 11.5"w X 1.5"d X 7"h.

$26.50

Unique magnet in the shape of Texas featuring a stylized Capitol dome. Made of air-dried custom blended stone, crafted by hand and tinted with water-based stain.

$5.00

Bold, antique brass magnet, accented in black, geatures the Texas State Seal. Extra strong magnet, measures 1.75" diam.

$4.50

Flexible, rubberized Texas State Flag magnet. A knockout among traditional magnets! Oversized, too, 7" long X 4.25" wide.

$3.00

Traditional rectangular magnet is highlighted with a full front view of the Capitol and billowing Lone Star Flag. 3" long X 2" wide.

$2.25

Solid pewter oval magnet is a handsome addition to anyone's magnet collection. Features a full front Capitol view. 2" long X 1.5" wide.

$4.50

This magnet is soft and bendable. Rubberized gold-tone Texas State Seal magnet measures 2.75" diam.

$4.00

This dual level magnet gives an interesting dimensional quality to a reprint of a circa 1905 Curt Teich postcard which depicts the front grounds and south Capitol facade. 3" long X 2" wide.

$4.00