I have an ancient brass paper weight. It is a 3" circle shape. Large star in the center about 1.5" wide. Leaf cluster is around the left and right of the star. Top edge of reads "A&M College" bottom edge reads "of Texas". The weight is very heavy. Unfortunately, there is no year markings on front or back. I wish I knew or could find out how old it is.

part of fran's stache

I have many:

Kip Corrington's game used road jersey

Davey Johnson's New York Met uniform shirt

Jacob Green's autographed Seahawk Helmet

Framed photo of original Bevo with "13-0" branded on it's side

Limited edition football with scores of '84 to '87 tu games signed by Jackie Sherrill

Sam Adam's game used helmet, signed by him

My favorite is a photo of my then girlfriend (now wife) playing the Aggie War Hymn on the carillon at the bell foundry. She was the first to play it!

I found an old pennant at my grandfathers house (which in turn belonged to some other relative) which has The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas on it. Not real valuable, but cool noththeless.

Pearl Beer can with 1975 Schedule
300 plus game programs
1998 Big 12 Champion Baseball signed by entire team
Kyle Field end zone

The one I'm embarrassed about, and I hope I no longer have it. Branndon Stewart's mouthpiece. It's a long story as to how I came about with that.

My diploma

A pair of footballs signed by many members of the '94 Fightin' Texas Aggie football team including Leeland McElroy

I have a football used by Justin

Oh yeah, a magazine cover shot of Chuck Knoblauch after he won ROY for the Twins with his signature. I forget what publication it is but it was something I got in Aggieland.

I also have a very nice photograph of Bo meeting the Wrecking Crew on 4th and goal, and several Bonfire photos with photos of the scoreboard from the game with tu superimposed.

Several of Benjamin Knox's prints hanging on my walls.

Ticket stubs from nearly every game I've ever attended.

And the second biggest of all - my Aggie ring. How could I forget that one?

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A set of dominoes from the "Tater Invitational" that was borrowed from the Dixie Chicken.

From my seat here at the computer I see an Aerial photo of Aggieland from 1973, a football signed by Dat, a 1998 BIG XII commemorative coke bottle (unopened), and the real glass pitcher I dunked my ring in at the Chicken

A criminal record!

The Sec Def's coin

The War Grackle's soul, kept safely inside a washed out Lemon Chill cup.

An Aggie bench chair from the floor of Reed Arena.

A game used/worn jock athletic supporter worn by the best Aggie football player ever ... Dat Nguyen. However, he refused to sign it when asked.

If anyone is interested in buying it from me, please feel free to reply.
Thanks.

Decadeplan that is good stuff!

I have a mint condition series of window decals from the 1950s from Humble Oil company. They show Ol sarge on one side withe the football schedule on the back side. These were not glued on the window but saved. I knew I was going to A&M back then. The famous Kern Tips was the radio announcer for many Aggie games

For the CTs out there I have a ram card signed by General Moore (his signature was Col. George Moore) He was commandant of the Corp. before being shipped to command the Corrigidor garrison in WWII. This ram card was signed and given to a cadet to walk demerits off for infractions.
I consider this my most prized of aggie lore b/c of its historical signifence

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I have yearbooks for 1948(still called Longhorn) and 1949

1917 Branding Bunch Art

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My wifes A&M thongs..

I have a football USED in the 2006 12 - 7 win

in Austin signed by the Defensive team ! Bought

it through the Athletic Department Auction on

12/29 my birthday - by accident.

I played on the Austin High B team which beat

the Tu B team in 1943. Score 12 - 7!!!

Top that for coincidense !

I have a hat with all of last years basketball team and BCG

A sip friend of mine bought an old 45 record and it's corresponding cover of the FTAB recordings of "War Hymn" and "Spirit" framed it on marroon felt under glass for my graduation present in May '04. I think it's pretty sweet.

I still have my "If you build it, they will come " bonfire shirt....when I found it in 98 at the back of the closet....I couldn't make myself get rid of it....strange

My dad's class of '56 ring. He passed away in 1999.
My son's Bonfire Buddies football and ticket stub from the tu game in 1999 (his fish year). I'm holding them for him, he graduates this summer. Took some time off after his Fish year but wnet back and really is finishing strong.

An orginal "We've Never Been Licked" poster in my media room.

1992 tech game program & 2005 football signed by part of the team.

Rock90

What is this, and where did you get it??

I've got a mint condition 1913 Longhorn, a saber from the same year, and a gold tie clasp with a small football connected with a chain that says "Southern Champions" 1912, with my grand-dads name and his position on the team, "Guard". His ring is in the bottom of a tank and I intend to find it sometime. Oh, and a game helmet from somebody about 5 years ago.

I second that DecadePlan...lol

I have a tan & white football signed by the 1995 football team, many of which are or have played in the league in a plastic case. I'm really not much into that sort of thing, so I've been thinking about selling it on eBay. Anyone interested?

Aggie99

I found it in my Dad's stuff. He was class of 55. I didn't know what it was either, so I posted it a while back and an old Ag helped me out:

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posted by gloveland (11:41a, 10/13/07):

Its a tough **** card. If you had a complaint upperclassmen would listen and then you'd get to punch one of the numbers surrounding the card.

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Complete thread:

http://www.texags.com/main/forum.reply.asp?forum_id=27&topic_id=981635

I have an autographed baseball from pat olsen (Olsen field Pat Olsen). I lived a couple houses down from him when I was there in the early 90s. He had the most incredible collection of baseball memorabilia I have ever seen. The man played ball with the BABE!!