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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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Funnel Mug
Light green with dark green color filled brand. We're able to
engrave remarkably fine detail, but it's unfortunately not possible
to color fill fine lines. We often engrave farm and ranch names, and
even names of towns and states, on glassware but that isn't always
possible on color-filled ceramic mugs. Please consult with one of
our customer service representatives if you have any questions about
what can or cannot be achieved.
Deep-etch engraved with your brand:
Set of 4 Funnel Mugs, $44.00
Height = 4 1/8 inches
Diameter (at rim) = 3 3/4 inches
Diameter (at base) = 2 1/2 inches
Volume = 13 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.
Microwave- and dishwasher-safe.
Diameter (at rim) = 3 3/4 inches
Diameter (at base) = 2 1/2 inches
Volume = 13 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.
Microwave- and dishwasher-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.
