"I just wanted to say thank you for doing such a
great job on my order and making sure it was here in time for my
husband's birthday. He absolutely loved it and is already using it.
Thanks again."
-- Billings, Montana
-- Billings, Montana
No Brand? Consider a Monogram
How about a monogram, in swirling, interlocking vines, or perhaps letters forming a shield, or even a snowflake. Diamonds and circles. Or simply a name, elegantly engraved in artistic type.
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Barrel Mug
Attractive, versatile and rugged. Will hold a thirst-quenching 16
ounces of your favorite beverage. The engraving on the side of the
mug is color-filled with a deep cobalt blue to match the blue accent
on the rim. Although we're able to achieve remarkable detail with
our deep-etch engraving, color-filling is not compatible with fine
detail. We often engrave farm or ranch names on mugs, and even a
town and state. But fine type probably can not be engraved on
ceramic and color-filled mugs.
Deep-etch engraved with your brand:
MK101 set of 4 Barrel Mugs, $48.00
Height = 4 1/8 inches
Diameter (at rim) = 3 1/8 inches
Diameter (at base) = 3 5/8 inches
Volume = 16 ounces.
Please note that quoted volume measurements are made filled to the rim. This is the only truly objective way to measure volume, but actual usable volume will be a little bit less.
Dishwasher- and Microwave-safe
Diameter (at rim) = 3 1/8 inches
Diameter (at base) = 3 5/8 inches
Volume = 16 ounces.
Please note that quoted volume measurements are made filled to the rim. This is the only truly objective way to measure volume, but actual usable volume will be a little bit less.
Dishwasher- and Microwave-safe
Egyptian tomb hieroglyphics dating back more than 4,000
years ago depict scenes of cattle branding. And there are indications
that the Biblical Jacob the herdsman branded his livestock.
Branding of cattle in the United States probably originated in Texas, as did much of the Western cattle industry. The very first cattle brand to be registered in Texas appears to be the Alamo brand, owned by the Alamo Regiment of the mission at San Antonio de Bexar. Records of its use go back as far as 1813.
Branding of cattle in the United States probably originated in Texas, as did much of the Western cattle industry. The very first cattle brand to be registered in Texas appears to be the Alamo brand, owned by the Alamo Regiment of the mission at San Antonio de Bexar. Records of its use go back as far as 1813.
