Our 5 Texas Treasures Photo Contest Winners
Congratulations to the five winners of our annual photo contest. Connect with us on Facebook to participate in next year’s challenge!
This 1950’s Coke machine is from an old restaurant in Encino, Texas. After the restaurant ceased operations, Raul Falcon embarked on a restoration project for the machine, and it now finds its place in his residence in Kingsville, Kleberg County.
Kristal Osborne found this old cast iron water pump at an estate sale in De Kalb, Texas. She turned it into a water fountain with an old milk can inherited from her grandparents.
Sandra Blanscet found this antique corn cob sheller from 1889 in a barn in Hurnville, Texas
Steve Smith submitted this cowboy hat signed by Gene Autry from the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition at Fair Park in Dallas. The hat was bought at an estate auction in Palestine, Texas, from an older man who was a former judge in Anderson County.
Pamela Rathke acquired these 1900s brass/mother-of-pearl binoculars at a garage sale in the 1970s in Kirby, Texas.
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