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Reuniting Legends: Famous Duos Of the West

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Tuesday, November 17th, 2015

DOC HOLLIDAY & KATE HARONEY

Doc Holliday and Kate Haroney were both raised in fine homes. Both were provided with quality educations. Both, by most accounts, should have gone on to live law-abiding lives as well-heeled aristocrats. But both went westward instead, forging new lives for themselves.  They found their freedom in the untamed frontier, in the saloons and excitement of the expanding Old West.

Kate was one of the “soiled doves” of the Old West— despite her upbringing, she became a hard drinking prostitute who lived by her own rules. Doc was an infamous gambler, quick with a pistol and never far from a bottle of whiskey. They met in a saloon in Fort Griffin, where Holliday dealt cards. Once they hit it off, they became inseparable. It was a relationship marked by passion, murder and betrayal. Even though Doc Holliday and Kate Haroney didn’t have a happily-ever-after, they lived hard exciting lives together as longtime companions and common-law spouses. Together they left their mark on one of the most exciting times in American history.

Doc Holliday & Kate Haroney Tribute Single-Action Revolver

BUFFALO BILL & ANNIE OAKLEY

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“Buffalo Bill” Cody was one of the most colorful figures of the Old West. His traveling show, Buffalo Bill’s Wild West catapulted Annie Oakley into a superstar—one of the first American women ever to reach superstar status.  Annie Oakley went on to perform with the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show as the headlining act for 16 seasons. She went on to earn more than any other performer in the show other than Buffalo Bill himself.

Annie Oakley and Buffalo Bill were always good friends; however, they both had strong personalities and weathered their fair share of rifts and difficulties— but they were friends for life. When Buffalo Bill died on January 10, 1917, she wrote a glowing eulogy of the showman, her old friend, Buffalo Bill.

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Buffalo Bill & Annie Oakley Tribute Revolver

ROY ROGERS AND DALE EVANS

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Dale Evans was a sixteen year old divorced single parent, pursuing a career in music in Memphis, Tennessee. She landed a job with local radio stations, singing and playing piano, and took the name Dale Evans.

Roy Rogers first met Dale Evans in 1944. It wasn’t long before the radiant cowgirl became his “Queen of the West.”  They married on New Year’s Eve in 1947 at the Flying L Ranch in Davis, Oklahoma, where they had earlier filmed the movie Home in Oklahoma.

Evans and Roy Rogers went on to star in the highly successful television series The Roy Rogers Show, in which they continued their cowboy and cowgirl roles, with her riding her trusty buckskin horse, Buttermilk, and Roy on Trigger. In addition to her successful TV shows, more than 30 films and some 200 songs, Evans wrote their signature song, “Happy Trails.”  They were married for 51 years, until Evans’ death in 1998.

Roy Rogers™ Happy Trails Tribute Winchester Rifle

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Legends of Country Music

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Monday, August 17th, 2015

At America Remembers, we love country music. If you grew up with it, you know that it stays with you forever. If you’re new to it, you know there is nothing else quite like it. From the emotional intensity of George Jones’ voice to the roots-inspired guitar chords of Marty Stuart— from Conway Twitty’s “Hello Darlin’” to the newer sounds of country greats in the making— the legacy of country music lives on.

Waylon Jennings once said, “If we all could sound like we wanted to, we’d all sound like George Jones.” By most accounts, George Jones was the finest vocalist in the recorded history of country music. Initially, he was a hardcore honky-tonker in the tradition of Hank Williams, but over the course of his career he developed an affecting, nuanced ballad style. His voice is pure, but his songs are never simple. From “Wine Colored Roses” to “He Stopped Loving Her Today” George Jones has one of the most distinctive, pure sounds in the history of country music.

The George Jones Tribute Rifle

Just as George Jones is a bonafide country music legend, the Winchester is a legendary American firearm. Our special tribute to the “Possum” and his lifetime of musical excellence is a genuine working Model 94 Winchester in caliber .30-30. Only 300 Tribute rifles have been authorized in the edition. Specially decorated for America Remembers by skilled craftsmen we have commissioned for this project, the Model 94 is a classic firearm and reflects the Western influence on country music from the early days through today’s modern era. For over a century, the Model 94 has been a Western standard, “The Rifle That Won The West.”

The Conway Twitty Tribute Colt .45 Pistol

You know him from his duets with Loretta Lynn. You know him from “Hello Darlin’.” You know him as a master of the slow ballad, and you know him because his songs—a whopping 40 of which were Number Ones on the Billboard chart— ache with emotion. He is as popular today as he ever was. Just recently, his version of “The Rose” was featured in the current season of HBO’s True Detective.
In choosing an appropriate canvas for the Conway Twitty™ Tribute, we chose the classic American sidearm: the Colt® Government Model® Pistol in .45 ACP. We believe it is the perfect firearm to honor Conway’s love for America, as well as his proud service to this country as a member of the United States Army.

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Marty Stuart Tribute Single-Action Revolver

Marty Stuart personally selected the Single Action Revolver for this Tribute, with the distinctive 7 1/2″ barrel made famous by legends of the Old West. The Single Action Revolver is the classic firearm of the Old West era. It was carried by most of the legends of the Wild West including both lawmen and outlaws. It was also a favorite of the legendary Hollywood western stars. Strictly limited to an edition of only 300 Tributes, America Remembers worked closely with Marty Stuart to design the artwork for the Tribute.

 

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Aaron Tippin Colt .45 Pistol

Aaron Tippin wears many hats: singer, songwriter, entertainer, licensed pilot, firearms enthusiast, and, most of all, proud American. He’s won the admiration of millions of fans around the world, has racked up an impressive list of awards and honors throughout his career, and through it all he’s remained down to earth and true to his principles, garnering the reputation of “The Hardest Working Man in Country Music.” The principles and strong family values for which he stands for are just as strong today as when he started his career, and he continues to stand up for what he believes as a sincere man of integrity who loves his country.

The Aaron Tippin Tribute Colt .45 Pistol highlights Aaron Tippin’s spectacular career as a singer/songwriter, country music star, American patriot, and dedicated entertainer to fans around the world. Aaron is especially passionate about entertaining those serving in the United States military overseas, and paying tribute to our United States veterans.

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