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Trophy
Buckle Sale!
* Money Clips Galore!
* Handcrafted Custom Buckles
* Famous Cowboy: Bill Pickett
* From You, Our Valued Customers
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May
2011
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Trophy
Buckle Sale!
Yep,
we've done this just once before and -- shoot! -- a lot
of business came our way. So, what the heck ... we're doin'
it again!
The deal: Submit your order for Trophy
Buckles between today and June 5 and we will
INCREASE our normally OUTRAGEOUS DISCOUNTS even more!
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Discounts
for Trophy Items
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Quantity
1 - 9
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Quantity
10 - 29
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Quantity
30 - 79
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Quantity
80 +
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Normal Discount from Montana Catalog |
15%
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21%
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31%
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39%
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| Discount
from Catalog thru June 5 |
21%
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31%
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39%
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43%
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WOW!
- Order
NOW through June 5, 2011 ONLY
- Order
must be entered online - no phone, FAX or email orders
- Type
"May Newsletter" in the Comments field
Trophy
Buckles discounted
from Montana Silversmiths' catalog prices.
Your discount will not show in the Shopping Cart.
The final, discounted cost of your order will be corrected before
it is finalized. For cash payments, select 'Organization Check
or Money Order' from the Credit Card menu.
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Become
our Fan!
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Money
Clips Galore!
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Our customer-approved rendering
The finished item
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Handcrafted
Custom Buckles
Our "flagship" custom offering, the first step
in creating Handcrafted
Custom Buckles is to create a rendering simulating
the buckle's design layout. After the image is approved
by you (our valued customer!) we then know what will be
involved in creating your jewelry quality, fully custom
heirloom belt buckle and pricing is then calculated based
on your approved image.
Simplot Buckle Components:
3.5" x 4.25"
German Silver base
Hand cut copper filigree
Sterling silver "7's"
Hand cut Jeweler's Bronze Simplot logo with red color fill
Hand cut Jeweler's Bronze lettering
Jewelers Bronze hand cut lettering
Hand cut sterling silver skier figure
Jewelers Bronze rope edge
Cost = $428*
* Handcrafted
Custom Buckles arrive in beautiful glass
display cases.
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Famous
Cowboy:
Bill Pickett
Handbill advertising the 1922
movie
"The Bull-Dogger"
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Willie
M. "Bill" Pickett (1870 - 1932) was a cowboy, rodeo
performer, and the inventor of bulldogging.
Born near Taylor, Texas, Pickett was the second of 13 children
born to a former slave and and a white / Cherokee mother.
Pickett attended school through the fifth grade, after which
he took up hard ranching work. Bulldogging is the skill of
grabbing cattle by the horns and wrestling them to the ground.
Pickett's method was biting a cow on the lip and then
falling backwards. This method eventually lost popularity
as the sport morphed into the steer wrestling that is practiced
in rodeos. It was known among cattlemen that, with the help
of a trained bulldog, a stray steer could be caught. The bulldog
would rescue the steer by using its strong grip on that steer
with its teeth perched into the steer's sensitive nerve tender
in the upper nose and lip. Pickett had seen this and thought
if a bulldog could do it, so could he. So he practiced his
stunt by riding hard and springing from his horse and wrestling
the steer to the ground. He would then bite and hold the
steer's sensitive nose and lip - until the steer held still.
This act coined Bill Pickett the stunt name of the "Bulldogger."
With his four brothers, he established The Pickett Brothers
Bronco Busters and Rough Riders Association. The name of "Bill
Pickett" soon became synonymous with successful Rodeos.
He did his Bull-Dogging act, traveling Texas, Arizona, Wyoming
and Oklahoma. In 1905 he joined the 101 Wild West Shows as
they traveled across the U.S. and Canada, South America, and
even Great Britain. In 1921, Pickett appeared in the films,
The Bull Dogger and The Crimson Skull.
In 1932, after he retired from the Wild West Shows, Bill Pickett
was killed when he was kicked in the head by a wild bronco.
In 1971 Bill Pickett was inducted into the National Rodeo
Cowboy Hall of Fame. Bill Pickett is buried near a 14-foot
stone monument to Ponca Tribal Chief White Eagle and the tribe's
friendship with the Miller Brothers on Monument Hill in Kay
County, Oklahoma. |
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From
Our Valued Customers
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"They
got my merchandise to me promptly and were really friendly how they
kept me informed. And I really like what I bought from them. I would
buy from them again. They were better than most merchants."
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Annie Boatwright | North Little Rock, Arkansas
"Couldn't ask for better service. Actually
had a human being call me to let me know something was on backorder.
Will definitely buy from them again."
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Sheyrie Skipper | Fort Worth, Texas
"Gold
Mountain Trading's service was excellent. I felt that I was dealing
with a person, not just a cyperspace database hooked to my credit
card."
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Colyn Kreger | Kernersville, North Carolina
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Thank
you for your loyalty!
Please "click
on by" and pay us a visit.
Copyright
© 2010 Gold Mountain Trading, LLC. All rights reserved.
48412 N Black Canyon Hwy, #429
Phoenix, AZ 85087
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$100 min purchase Continental U.S. only 