Resource Type

[Cream colored Fort Worth Senator ribbon]

Ribbon. Cream colored with blue letters. "FORT WORTH SENATOR MARCH 16, '09" (1909) Old Object Term: Commemorative pin
Date: March 16, 1909
Creator: unknown
System: The Portal to Texas History

[Pin with longhorns above a rectangular piece that states "SOUVENIR"]

Pin with longhorns above a rectangular piece that states "SOUVENIR". Small red, white and blue striped ribbon extends to a star at bottom that states: "NAT'L LIVE STOCK ASS'N FORT WORTH, TEX. JAN 16 1900" Old Object Term: Commemorative pin, livestock
Date: January 16, 1900
Creator: unknown
System: The Portal to Texas History

[Gold metal two tiered pin that is connected by small chains]

Gold metal two tiered pin that is connected by small chains. At top is a cougar on top of a banner that states: "FT. WORTH MARCH 16-19, 1909". On circle under banner it states: "MKB". On second tier it states: "33RD ANNUAL CONVENTION C.R.A. OF T. MEMBER". Old Object Term: Commemorative pin, livestock
Date: [1909-03-16..1909-03-19]
Creator: unknown
System: The Portal to Texas History

[Button surrounded by a quarter circular piece of white, blue and red ribbon]

Button surrounded by a quarter circular piece of white, blue and red ribbon. Button states: "CONVENTION NAT'L LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION, FORT WORTH, TEXAS. Jan. 16-18, 1900". Old Object Term: Commemorative button, livestock
Date: [1900-01-16..1900-01-18]
Creator: unknown
System: The Portal to Texas History

[Gold two tiered pin connected by small chains]

Gold two tiered pin connected by small chains. Top tier is an image of a cougar with a banner underneath that states: "FT. WORTH MARCH 16-19 1909" A small circle is directly below and has initials "MKB" in center. Second tier is a small plaque that states: "33RD ANNUAL CONVENTION C.R.A. OF T. MEMBER". Image of a man on horseback with a herd of cattle in background. A small red and white striped ribbon is attached behind pin. Old Object Term: Commemorative pin, livestock
Date: [1909-03-16..1909-03-19]
Creator: unknown
System: The Portal to Texas History