Museum of the Mountain Man Leather Coin Purse
The coin purse features a multi colored ribbon stitched to the top. Beaded design with embossed lettering for the Museum of the Mountain Man. Is has a zipper closure. The backside of the purse is plain leather.
Measurements:
4″ x 2 3/4″
Museum of the Mountain Man Magnet
It features a picture of the Museum of the Mountain Man with the museum logo and name at the bottom of the magnet.
It is multi colored and the picture is an outside view of the museum.
Logo Meaning:
The circular Beaver Plew represents the treasure that attracted the mountain men to the wilderness. After skinning the beaver, the pelt was stretched on a willow frame to cure prior to shipping.
The trap was the mountain man’s principal tool. He generally carried 6 of them weighing 5-6 ponds each.
The emigrant grave marker and the spur represent some of the same forces that eventually spelled the end of the fur trade era — the beginning of the westward migration and the coming of the ranchers that eventually tamed the wilderness.
The arrow symbolizes the close connection between the native tribes of the Rocky Mountains and the mountain men — both as allies and enemies.
The mountain man’s rifle was used for hunting game as well as for protection. Flintlock and percussion style were used with Henry or Hawken rifles being common.
Measurements:
3 1/2″ x 2 1/2″
Museum of the Mountain Man Magnet with Information Card.
Magnet shows a picture of the Museum of the Mountain Man. It is multi colored and shows an outside view of the museum.
Magnet is attached to an Information Card regarding the Museum of the Mountain Man. The information in shown on the back of the card.
Measurements:
4 7/8″ x 3 1/2″ (Including the Information Card)
3 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ (magnet only)
The patch shows the logo of the Museum of the Mountain Man.
Colors consist of Dark Green, Tan, Brown, Black, White and Sage Green.
Measurements –
3 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ at the widest part.
3 1/2″ x 7/8″ at the shortest part.
Logo Meaning:
The circular Beaver Plew represents the treasure that attracted the mountain men to the wilderness. After skinning the beaver, the pelt was stretched on a willow frame to cure prior to shipping.
The trap was the mountain man’s principal tool. He generally carried 6 of them weighing 5-6 ponds each.
The emigrant grave marker and the spur represent some of the same forces that eventually spelled the end of the fur trade era — the beginning of the westward migration and the coming of the ranchers that eventually tamed the wilderness.
The arrow symbolizes the close connection between the native tribes of the Rocky Mountains and the mountain men — both as allies and enemies.
The mountain man’s rifle was used for hunting game as well as for protection. Flintlock and percussion style were used with Henry or Hawken rifles being common.
Museum of the Mountain Man Plastic Water Bottle with Name and Logo
HDPE Plastic. Made in the USA!
Bottle is white and the top and lettering are in black.
It has Museum of the Mountain Man, Logo, and Pinedale Wyoming embossed on both sides of the bottle.
Logo Meaning:
The circular Beaver Plew represents the treasure that attracted the mountain men to the wilderness. After skinning the beaver, the pelt was stretched on a willow frame to cure prior to shipping.
The trap was the mountain man’s principal tool. He generally carried 6 of them weighing 5-6 ponds each.
The emigrant grave marker and the spur represent some of the same forces that eventually spelled the end of the fur trade era — the beginning of the westward migration and the coming of the ranchers that eventually tamed the wilderness.
The arrow symbolizes the close connection between the native tribes of the Rocky Mountains and the mountain men — both as allies and enemies.
The mountain man’s rifle was used for hunting game as well as for protection. Flintlock and percussion style were used with Henry or Hawken rifles being common.
Measurements:
8 1/2″ Tall
2 3/4″ Diameter
Museum of the Mountain Man Playing Cards with embossed carrying case.
Carrying case is sewn on the sides with a snap button closure. It is embossed with the face of a horse bottom and Museum of the Mountain Man on the top flap.
It comes with a standard deck of cards.
Carrying Case Measurements:
3″ x 4″
Museum of the Mountain Man Reusable Bag.
It is tan in color with Brown colored screen printing. Screen Printing consists of name, logo and location of the museum. The bag is made of recycled cotton.
Logo Meaning:
The circular Beaver Plew represents the treasure that attracted the mountain men to the wilderness. After skinning the beaver, the pelt was stretched on a willow frame to cure prior to shipping.
The trap was the mountain man’s principal tool. He generally carried 6 of them weighing 5-6 ponds each.
The emigrant grave marker and the spur represent some of the same forces that eventually spelled the end of the fur trade era — the beginning of the westward migration and the coming of the ranchers that eventually tamed the wilderness.
The arrow symbolizes the close connection between the native tribes of the Rocky Mountains and the mountain men — both as allies and enemies.
The mountain man’s rifle was used for hunting game as well as for protection. Flintlock and percussion style were used with Henry or Hawken rifles being common.
Measurements:
15 1/4″ x 16 1/2″
Museum of the Mountain Man Short Shot Glass with Name and Logo.
The shot glass is clear with black writing and logo.
Logo Meaning:
The circular Beaver Plew represents the treasure that attracted the mountain men to the wilderness. After skinning the beaver, the pelt was stretched on a willow frame to cure prior to shipping.
The trap was the mountain man’s principal tool. He generally carried 6 of them weighing 5-6 ponds each.
The emigrant grave marker and the spur represent some of the same forces that eventually spelled the end of the fur trade era — the beginning of the westward migration and the coming of the ranchers that eventually tamed the wilderness.
The arrow symbolizes the close connection between the native tribes of the Rocky Mountains and the mountain men — both as allies and enemies.
The mountain man’s rifle was used for hunting game as well as for protection. Flintlock and percussion style were used with Henry or Hawken rifles being common.
Measurements:
2 1/4″ – Tall
2″ – Diameter of the Top of the Glass
1 3/8″ – Diameter of the Bottom of the Glass
Museum of the Mountain Man Stainless Steel Water Bottle with Name and Logo
The water bottle is silver in color with an attached silver lid. It is attached with a black strap.
The water bottle is embossed in black with name, location, and logo.
Logo Meaning:
The circular Beaver Plew represents the treasure that attracted the mountain men to the wilderness. After skinning the beaver, the pelt was stretched on a willow frame to cure prior to shipping.
The trap was the mountain man’s principal tool. He generally carried 6 of them weighing 5-6 ponds each.
The emigrant grave marker and the spur represent some of the same forces that eventually spelled the end of the fur trade era — the beginning of the westward migration and the coming of the ranchers that eventually tamed the wilderness.
The arrow symbolizes the close connection between the native tribes of the Rocky Mountains and the mountain men — both as allies and enemies.
The mountain man’s rifle was used for hunting game as well as for protection. Flintlock and percussion style were used with Henry or Hawken rifles being common.
Measurements:
11″ – Tall with Lid
10 1/2″ – Tall without Lid
2 1/4″ – Diameter of the Top of the Water Bottle
3 1/2″ – Diameter of the Bottom of the Water Bottle
Museum of the Mountain Man Stemless Wineglass.
Embossed with Museum of the Mountain Man in black.
Measurements:
3″ x 3″ x 5″ – At the widest part.
2 5/8″ x 2 5/8″ x 5″ – At the top.
2″ x 2″ x 5″ – At the very bottom.
Museum of the Mountain Man Sterling Silver Logo Hat Pin.
Made in the USA! Custom made by Dave Gilpin and Silver Stream Traders in Laramie, Wyoming. Made using Lost Wax Casting.
Comes pinned to a index size card with information regarding the logo of the Museum of the Mountain Man.
Logo Meaning:
The circular Beaver Plew represents the treasure that attracted the mountain men to the wilderness. After skinning the beaver, the pelt was stretched on a willow frame to cure prior to shipping.
The trap was the mountain man’s principal tool. He generally carried 6 of them weighing 5-6 ponds each.
The emigrant grave marker and the spur represent some of the same forces that eventually spelled the end of the fur trade era — the beginning of the westward migration and the coming of the ranchers that eventually tamed the wilderness.
The arrow symbolizes the close connection between the native tribes of the Rocky Mountains and the mountain men — both as allies and enemies.
The mountain man’s rifle was used for hunting game as well as for protection. Flintlock and percussion style were used with Henry or Hawken rifles being common.
Measurements:
1″ x 1/2″
Museum of the Mountain Man Sterling Silver Logo Pendant
Made in the USA! by Dave Gilpin and Silver Stream Traders in Laramie, Wyoming
Measurements: 1″ x 5/8″
Logo Meaning:
The circular Beaver Plew represents the treasure that attracted the mountain men to the wilderness. After skinning the beaver, the pelt was stretched on a willow frame to cure prior to shipping.
The trap was the mountain man’s principal tool. He generally carried 6 of them weighing 5-6 ponds each.
The emigrant grave marker and the spur represent some of the same forces that eventually spelled the end of the fur trade era — the beginning of the westward migration and the coming of the ranchers that eventually tamed the wilderness.
The arrow symbolizes the close connection between the native tribes of the Rocky Mountains and the mountain men — both as allies and enemies.
The mountain man’s rifle was used for hunting game as well as for protection. Flintlock and percussion style were used with Henry or Hawken rifles being common.
Museum of the Mountain Man Sterling Silver Necklaces with Museum Logo Pendants.
Made in the USA by Dave Gilpin and Silver Stream Traders in Laramie, Wyoming
Available Necklace Lengths – 16″, 20″, and 24″
Pendant Measurements – 1″ x 1/4″
Logo Meaning:
The circular Beaver Plew represents the treasure that attracted the mountain men to the wilderness. After skinning the beaver, the pelt was stretched on a willow frame to cure prior to shipping.
The trap was the mountain man’s principal tool. He generally carried 6 of them weighing 5-6 ponds each.
The emigrant grave marker and the spur represent some of the same forces that eventually spelled the end of the fur trade era — the beginning of the westward migration and the coming of the ranchers that eventually tamed the wilderness.
The arrow symbolizes the close connection between the native tribes of the Rocky Mountains and the mountain men — both as allies and enemies.
The mountain man’s rifle was used for hunting game as well as for protection. Flintlock and percussion style were used with Henry or Hawken rifles being common.
You will be able to choose the length of the necklace upon ordering.
The Sticker shows the Museum of the Mountain Man Logo.
Measurements:
5″ x 3 1/8″
Logo Meaning:
The circular Beaver Plew represents the treasure that attracted the mountain men to the wilderness. After skinning the beaver, the pelt was stretched on a willow frame to cure prior to shipping.
The trap was the mountain man’s principal tool. He generally carried 6 of them weighing 5-6 ponds each.
The emigrant grave marker and the spur represent some of the same forces that eventually spelled the end of the fur trade era — the beginning of the westward migration and the coming of the ranchers that eventually tamed the wilderness.
The arrow symbolizes the close connection between the native tribes of the Rocky Mountains and the mountain men — both as allies and enemies.
The mountain man’s rifle was used for hunting game as well as for protection. Flintlock and percussion style were used with Henry or Hawken rifles being common.
Gray T-shirt with Museum logo on the front and nothing on the back.
Lettering and picture are in black.
Sizes available – Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, 2XL, and 3XL.
Logo Meaning:
The circular Beaver Plew represents the treasure that attracted the mountain men to the wilderness. After skinning the beaver, the pelt was stretched on a willow frame to cure prior to shipping.
The trap was the mountain man’s principal tool. He generally carried 6 of them weighing 5-6 ponds each.
The emigrant grave marker and the spur represent some of the same forces that eventually spelled the end of the fur trade era — the beginning of the westward migration and the coming of the ranchers that eventually tamed the wilderness.
The arrow symbolizes the close connection between the native tribes of the Rocky Mountains and the mountain men — both as allies and enemies.
The mountain man’s rifle was used for hunting game as well as for protection. Flintlock and percussion style were used with Henry or Hawken rifles being common.
Museum of the Mountain Man Tall Shot Glass with Name and Logo
The glass is clear with embossing with black writing and with the museum logo. Black writing reads Museum of the Mountain Man and Pinedale, WY. The museum logo is also in black.
Logo Meaning:
The circular Beaver Plew represents the treasure that attracted the mountain men to the wilderness. After skinning the beaver, the pelt was stretched on a willow frame to cure prior to shipping.
The trap was the mountain man’s principal tool. He generally carried 6 of them weighing 5-6 ponds each.
The emigrant grave marker and the spur represent some of the same forces that eventually spelled the end of the fur trade era — the beginning of the westward migration and the coming of the ranchers that eventually tamed the wilderness.
The arrow symbolizes the close connection between the native tribes of the Rocky Mountains and the mountain men — both as allies and enemies.
The mountain man’s rifle was used for hunting game as well as for protection. Flintlock and percussion style were used with Henry or Hawken rifles being common.
Measurements:
4 1/8″ – Tall
1 1/2″ – Diameter of the top of the glass
1 1/4″ – Diameter of the bottom of the glass
