[PARTIALLY-PRINTED CATTLE BRAND REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE, COMPLETED IN MANUSCRIPT, FROM GILLESPIE COUNTY, TEXAS]
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Published by Fredericksburg Wochenblatt Job Printing, [Fredericksburg, Tx.], 1883
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7 x 8 1/2 inches, completed in manuscript. Old folds, short splits to fold lines, light soiling. Embossed stamp. Very good. An uncommon cattle brand certificate from the salad days of the Texas cattle industry. The certificate registers, describes, and illustrates the brand and ear mark of George Zoeller of Kendall County in January, 1883, a boom time for open-range ranching in Texas. A few short years later, the fencing of ranches would forever alter the ranching and cattle range industry throughout the western United States. The document is signed by Gillespie County Clerk I.H. Bierschwale, and embossed with the county seal. Such ephemeral evidence of Texas cattle brands is uncommon indeed. Seller Inventory # WRCAM56042
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Title: [PARTIALLY-PRINTED CATTLE BRAND REGISTRATION...
Publisher: Fredericksburg Wochenblatt Job Printing, [Fredericksburg, Tx.]
Publication Date: 1883
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[PARTIALLY-PRINTED CATTLE BRAND REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE, COMPLETED IN MANUSCRIPT, FROM GILLESPIE COUNTY, TEXAS].
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[Fredericksburg, Tx.]: Fredericksburg Wochenblatt Job Printing, January 27, 1883., 1883
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Seller: William Reese Company - Americana, New Haven, CT, U.S.A.
Seller rating 4 out of 5 stars
An uncommon cattle brand certificate from the salad days of the Texas cattle industry. The certificate registers, describes, and illustrates the brand and ear mark of George Zoeller of Kendall County in January, 1883, a boom time for open-range ranching in Texas. A few short years later, the fencing of ranches would forever alter the ranching and cattle range industry throughout the western United States. The document is signed by Gillespie County Clerk I.H. Bierschwale, and embossed with the county seal. Such ephemeral evidence of Texas cattle brands is uncommon indeed. 7 x 8½ inches, completed in manuscript. Old folds, short splits to fold lines, light soiling. Embossed stamp. Very good. Seller Inventory # 56042
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