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Lost Streets of Tombstone Newsreels DVD price reduced to $10.99 !

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See for yourself what The Streets of Tombstone looked like in the 1920s! Our DVD will bring you back to a time that most of us yearn for. The discovery of the newsreels  is probably one of the biggest Tombstone finds in the past 50 years. 

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  Bodies of McLaury brothers & Billy Clanton.  Photo courtesy of Craig Fouts Collection   

Three different style maps each measure 22" x 34" and are printed on authentic parchment paper.  By design, only 510 were produced in 1998. (450 Regular Maps, 50 Limited Editions and 10 extremely rare extra unsigned/unnumbered Limited Editions)

Recently, the author released the remaining maps mentioned from his personal collection. (10 rare unsigned Limited Editions not for sale) Due to the amount of maps produced, the ground breaking design, as well as its rich historical content, The Streets of Tombstone, Territory of Arizona map is one of the most sought after and valued historical documents concerning history of the Old West. It highlights precisely the streets, saloons and other businesses in Tombstone on the day of the Shootout "Near" the OK Corral. Follow the footsteps of the "Cowboys" and a drunk Ike Clanton as he threatens the lives of the Earps & Doc Holliday. Read about the funeral, the OK Corral Inquest and so much more.

Let the map become a conversation piece in your home.....It speaks for itself!...

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  "Regular" Streets of Tombstone Map"

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"Custom" Streets of Tombstone Map

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 Called "Custom" because the borders were burned by author. Only thirty-five produced. 

Signed & dated by author. 

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"Limited Edition" Streets of Tombstone Maps

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Called Limited Editions because unlike the regulars, they were the first 50 off the press and possess Limited Edition seals (see above) located at the lower right hand corner of the Limited Maps. They are also numbered 1 thru 50 and signed/dated by author & editor. Folks, all the maps are one of a kind.......

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A Double Play on The Streets of Tombstone.......

   

 

Left & Center---"THE STREET FIGHT - October 26, 1881, Tombstone, Arizona Territory"  In 1966..."the Wyatt Earp Museum commissioned the renowned western artist and researcher Don Perceval, to place on canvas for the first time that exact moment when the battle was at its peak. What you see is the result of twenty years' research, substantiated by over ten thousand documents. The artistic accomplishment portrays the fight between the Earps and Doc Holliday versus the Clantons and the McLaurys in absolute, acurate detail."  John Gilchriese

 The Street Fight prints measure 18 x 25 inches.  Click here for Perceval bio.

Right---"The Streets of Tombstone, Territory of Arizona on October 26, 1881" 

1998---The Streets of Tombstone, Territory of Arizona map is one of the most sought after and valued historical documents concerning history of the Old West. It highlights precisely the streets, saloons and other businesses in Tombstone on the day of the Shootout "Near" the OK Corral. Follow the footsteps of the "Cowboys" and a drunk Ike Clanton as he threatens the lives of the Earps & Doc Holliday. Read about the funeral, the OK Corral Inquest and so much more.   G.S. McLelland

The Streets of Tombstone maps measure 22 x  34 inches and is printed on authentic parchment paper. 

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Wait until you see the rare "Triple Play."

Signed copies available. Frames not included. Limited quantities. For more info e-mail us @ Double Play

 

Coming Soon: The Last Treasures of Wyatt Earp

To Whom it May Concern:

John Gilchriese collected history since he was 8 years old. He lived in Los Angeles and started his lifelong pursuit with personal interviews of the old Tombstone residents that were living in that city. He even remembers meeting Wyatt Earp, although he was so young he remembered only an impression of a tall, slender man in a dark coat.

Years later John met and became good friends with John Flood, Wyatt Earp’s secretary, partner and confidante. John Flood assisted Wyatt until his death in 1929 and later took care of Josephine. Wyatt related all of his life’s adventures to Flood - even taking him to Tombstone and around to all the areas where Wyatt had traveled. In turn, John Flood took John Gilchriese on the same journey relaying all the stories and anecdotes that he had learned from Wyatt.

Wyatt had a habit of never throwing anything away, scraps of paper, receipts, tickets; all of it went into a drawer at the end of the day. John flood saved every piece and in his later years, passed them all on to John Gilchriese who cherished and preserved each piece...(More to come later)

 Sincerely,

 Stephen K. Elliott

President & Curator Tombstone Western Heritage Museum

The late Carl Chafin, author of George Whitwell Parsons, knew the history of Tombstone, AZ  better than anyone. 

You are missed by many Carl. 

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Original Warren Company Antique Quill Pen. Manufactured at North Manchester, Indiana during the 1890's