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Marshal Wild Bill Hickok Old West Gunfighter Acrylic Tray

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Trays are the chicest way to kill two birds with one stone: tidy storage + glam décor. From coffee table accessory, to super-chic party tray, or simply a gift for the hostess-with-the-mostest, these beautiful acrylic trays are sure to stun any audience. Whether it’s to display your scent collection in the bedroom or simply round up knick-knacks in the front room, a tray is the perfect way to add personal flair.
  • Small: Dimensions: 8.125” x 8.125” x 1.7”
  • Medium: Dimensions: 9.875” x 9.875” x 1.9”
  • Large: Dimensions: 10.625” x 10.625” x 2.1”
  • Grade A acrylic.
  • Water resistant.
  • Hand wash. Do not put in dish washer.
  • High quality, modern, and stylish gift item.

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Marshal Wild Bill Hickok Old West Gunfighter Acrylic Tray

Marshal Wild Bill Hickok Old West Gunfighter Acrylic Tray

James Butler Hickok, better known as Wild Bill, was a legendary figure of the American Wild West. Born in Illinois in 1837, he grew up in a time of rapid westward expansion, and his life became a reflection of that era's spirit of adventure and lawlessness. - Hickok's life was a whirlwind of activity, marked by his involvement in various roles. He worked as a teamster, a buffalo hunter, a wagon master, and a scout for the Union Army during the Civil War. His reputation as a skilled marksman and a quick draw artist grew, and he became known for his involvement in numerous gunfights. - In the years following the war, Hickok became a lawman, serving as a marshal in several towns in Kansas and Nebraska. He gained fame for his ability to maintain order and enforce the law, often in the face of danger. However, his reputation as a gunfighter and his involvement in controversial incidents also made him a controversial figure. - In 1876, Hickok moved to Deadwood, Dakota Territory, hoping to find his fortune in the gold rush. On August 2, 1876, while playing poker in a saloon, he was shot and killed by Jack McCall. The hand he was holding at the time, a pair of aces and a pair of eights, became known as the "Dead Man's Hand." - Wild Bill Hickok's life and death have been the subject of numerous books, movies, and legends. He remains a symbol of the Wild West, representing both the excitement and the dangers of that era.

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Perfect tray for serving up cocktails and wine. Love it! Looks terrific. Colors are so fun!
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By Cutter B.May 15, 2024Verified Purchase
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Fun design, vibrant colors, beautifully crafted from heavy duty acrylic. Love it! Crisp, clear, bright—perfect!!
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By Nancy P.May 22, 2015Verified Purchase
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I am delighted with the quality of my two acrylic trays. They are very, very sturdy - no need to worry about carrying heavy food and drinks. They are absolutely gorgeous! I'm proud to show off my photos embedded in the trays. Thank you for adding this line to your products! My photo is 100% perfect! The color os accurate and there are no blurred edges. Awesome!

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Product ID: 256682265586714149
Created on: 5/28/2021, 1:50 PM
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