That is freaking awesome. I'm interested to see what else you have in the personal effects.

You really need to contact the University and negotiate some deal with them for preservation and display. These are the types of items that belong in Cushing.

I'd also highly recommend you looking at getting these things insured. My grandfather has a sash from his great (x whatever) grandfather that fought along side of George Washington in the revolution - full documentation and provenance as well. The Daughters of the American Revolution helped in getting it appraised for insurance purposes, as well as how to display it without damaging or degrading the item over time.

You are a very lucky man, some real treasures.

Have to be in on this. Congrats.

Good bull

That is incredible ... great find! Good bull right there!

Truly, ab-so-tively amazing stuff! Talk about a brush with greatness, geezus!!

Beyond awesome - I hope this thread can be tacked so we can keep up.

One minor detail...WWI ended in 1918. If the writing there is the original composition, history may need to be revised slightly about when the war hymn was written. Makes more sense that it would've been done during post-war guard duty anyway.

awesome

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what a great aggie family to be a part of. wow

looks like we have a difference in the final lyrics as well.

they are the boys who have

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they are the boys that show (yell.tamu.edu)

Nice find.

We found my grandpa's (Lloyd Fulbright class of '47) letters from WWII talking about how all of them would hitchhike from Waco to BCS all the time. He wrote about the journeys. We also found some war letters.

They were all displayed at his muster set.

This is the coolest thing I've ever seen on the internet. Seriously. I unapologetic-ally make the photo my FB banner.

Did OP not really know that was still in the family?

Incredible.

Oh along with his medals from WWII

Thank you for sharing with us! Amazing story

All "progressive" effort? Pinky was a communist? His name is Pinky.. pinko... commie...? OH NOES [/texags zoo]

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Amazing and good bull! Contact Cushing. I am willing to bet they'd love to help you preserve this stuff!

Good bull!!

That is awesome!

That is one good bull Aggie story...pure Aggie History!!!!

Is there a statue of him in liberty hill along sh 29?

This is awesome!!! Nice treasure find OP!!!