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Josephine McIntire’s Boot Hill poem is the centerpiece of this 6 1/8 inch in diameter commemorative plate.
From 1871-1879, this Dodge City, Kansas, rock-strewn gravesite was the burial ground for many who died with their boots on. Handpainted cemetery scene done in brown, green and purple color tones.
The plate has no chips, cracks or flakes and has Made in Japan printed in magenta coloring on the backside. A metal hanger is in place, attached through predrilled holes, and we are also providing a plastic plate stand. |
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