Brothers of the Gun, a bronze by L.D. Edgar, Western Heritage Studio, Cody Wyoming

The Time:	9:45 on the morning of October 5, 1892.
The Place:	Coffeeville, Kansas, a small town in the southeast part of the state; a quiet, pleasant, peaceful town - until that fateful morning.
The Objective:	To hold up two banks simultaneously.
The End:	Failure, death - and a place in American history.

When all fell silent that morning, four of the Dalton Gang lay dead; Bon and Grat Dalton, Bill Powers and Dick Broadwell, with the other member severely wounded; 20 year old Emmett Dalton. Four citizens gave their lives - Charles Brown, George Cubine, Charles Connelly and Lucius Baldwin. Three others were wounded.

Brave men rode on both sides of the law that day. In the battle Emmett Dalton rode back through a hail of gunfire to save his wounded brother. He was cut down. Had he foregone this gesture, he might have escaped. This last act of valor is depicted in "Brothers of the Gun".

"Brothers of the Gun", a western bronze by L.D. Edgar, Western Heritage Studio, Cody Wyoming.

It stands 18" tall and 14" wide. It is mounted on a fine quality 2" thick American Walnut base with a brass name plate. This is a limited edition of only 20 and the price is $8,500 plus shipping and handling. Bronzes are cast on an as ordered basis and you should allow 30 to 60 days for delivery. A 50% deposit is required. Shipping costs vary based on weight, distance and crate or box costs. We ship most bronzes in a plywood crate. You will be invoiced for the shipping charges prior to shipment.. We charge you only actual shipping and packaging charges.

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L.D. Edgar, Historical Western Artist - Prints and Bronzes, Cody Wyoming

P.O. Box 68 ~ Meeteetse, Wyoming 82433
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