Wyatt Earp Collection

Lot of Prison Shanks, murder weapons with evidence tags and photos from Florence Arizona State Penitentiary. This lot comes with a letter from John Gilchriese, dated October 1st 1989, explaining how it was displayed in his Wyatt Earp Museum, and how he acquired it from the Wells Fargo Museum that was located on Allen Street in Tombstone, AZ. A great collection of early prison memorabilia....

James Earp note book dated 1893 with address of friends that lived in Chicago, has an intact fold out map of the city of Chicago attached. This item came from John Flood who was Wyatt and Sadie Earp’s personal Secretary and closest confidant. Mr. Flood even wrote a biography on Wyatt Earp that was never published. He was given and inherited numerous items from the Earp’s. Mr. Flood in turn...

Letter from Tombstone Minstrel Co., dated February 22nd 1905. Letter has to do with a fundraiser by the City Band. This item came from John Flood who was Wyatt and Sadie Earp’s personal Secretary and closest confidant. Mr. Flood even wrote a biography on Wyatt Earp that was never published. He was given and inherited numerous items from the Earp’s. Mr. Flood in turn passed the Earp...

Jesse James Funeral tassel. This tassel was used on the hearse that carried Jesse James's body, The tassel is pictured in the Smithsonian book on page 11. Tassel is in great condition with some material noted to being loose. With this tassel comes an original affidavit from Julio Zamagni. Mr. Zamagni was the owner of the horse drawn hearse that was used to pull the body of Jesse James from...

Nine early Indian jewelry.

Silver Bracelet made by Stoney Indian.

Pair of Pre-Classic Ceramic Votive Figures from Michoacán, Mexico, Circa 1000-300 BC.

Two Yuma Cocopal Dolls, circa 1895.

The Flower of The Ranch by Joe Howard Musical poster signed by Joe Howard in overall excellent condition. This item came from John Flood who was Wyatt and Sadie Earp’s personal Secretary and closest confidant. Mr. Flood even wrote a biography on Wyatt Earp that was never published. He was given and inherited numerous items from the Earp’s. Mr. Flood in turn passed the Earp collection on to...

The famous Judge Roy Bean’s arrest warrant for Larceny in 1854 out of the Los Angeles in very good condition! This item came from John Flood who was Wyatt and Sadie Earp’s personal Secretary and closest confidant. Mr. Flood even wrote a biography on Wyatt Earp that was never published. He was given and inherited numerous items from the Earp’s. Mr. Flood in turn passed the Earp collection on...

Excellent condition Nelson & Gans investment guide in Mining stocks dated 1906.This item came from John Flood who was Wyatt and Sadie Earp’s personal Secretary and closest confidant. Mr. Flood even wrote a biography on Wyatt Earp that was never published. He was given and inherited numerous items from the Earp’s. Mr. Flood in turn passed the Earp collection on to John Gilchriese. Mr....

Live Stock contract by the Missouri Pacific Railway Company in very good condition dated 1895. This item came from John Flood who was Wyatt and Sadie Earp’s personal Secretary and closest confidant. Mr. Flood even wrote a biography on Wyatt Earp that was never published. He was given and inherited numerous items from the Earp’s. Mr. Flood in turn passed the Earp collection on to John...

Southern Pacific Company Complimentary railroad pass to John Beham from Yuma to El Paso dated 1895. This item came from John Flood who was Wyatt and Sadie Earp’s personal Secretary and closest confidant. Mr. Flood even wrote a biography on Wyatt Earp that was never published. He was given and inherited numerous items from the Earp’s. Mr. Flood in turn passed the Earp collection on to John...

Wells Fargo receipt to Mrs. Earp for $14.00. This item came from John Flood who was Wyatt and Sadie Earp’s personal Secretary and closest confidant. Mr. Flood even wrote a biography on Wyatt Earp that was never published. He was given and inherited numerous items from the Earp’s. Mr. Flood in turn passed the Earp collection on to John Gilchriese. Mr. Gilchriese owned and operated The Wyatt...

John H Behan business card and Special Officer certificate from the Governor of the Territory of New Mexico on December 13th 1910. These items came from John Flood who was Wyatt and Sadie Earp’s personal Secretary and closest confidant. Mr. Flood even wrote a biography on Wyatt Earp that was never published. He was given and inherited numerous items from the Earp’s. Mr. Flood in turn passed...

Yuma & Caruthers Bank Checks dated 1917 to A.P. Behan (son to John Behan). This item came from John Flood who was Wyatt and Sadie Earp’s personal Secretary and closest confidant. Mr. Flood even wrote a biography on Wyatt Earp that was never published. He was given and inherited numerous items from the Earp’s. Mr. Flood in turn passed the Earp collection on to John Gilchriese. Mr....

Letters pertaining to John Behan having to do with his resignation from the Treasury Department. It appears he and 2 others were caught stealing liquor. These items came from John Flood who was Wyatt and Sadie Earp’s personal Secretary and closest confidant. Mr. Flood even wrote a biography on Wyatt Earp that was never published. He was given and inherited numerous items from the Earp’s. Mr....

John Behan Betting record book in overall fair condition with copy of a photo. This item came from John Flood who was Wyatt and Sadie Earp’s personal Secretary and closest confidant. Mr. Flood even wrote a biography on Wyatt Earp that was never published. He was given and inherited numerous items from the Earp’s. Mr. Flood in turn passed the Earp collection on to John Gilchriese. Mr....

Missions & Pueblos of the old Southwest by Forrest (authors set of the deluxe 2 volume edition no 5/100 with separate authors proof with Forrest final corrections- extremely rare and one of a kind. This item came from John Flood who was Wyatt and Sadie Earp’s personal Secretary and closest confidant. Mr. Flood even wrote a biography on Wyatt Earp that was never published. He was given...

Spectacles and Case Belonging to Wyatt Earp’s Mother. Leather case and spectacles belonging to Wyatt Earp’s mother. Edges of case show minor wear. This item came from John Flood who was Wyatt and Sadie Earp’s personal Secretary and closest confidant. Mr. Flood even wrote a biography on Wyatt Earp that was never published. He was given and inherited numerous items from the Earp’s. Mr. Flood...