Rings (Aggie and wedding), several inexplicable memory gaps (but that I know at least started on Northgate), and a sweet vintage t-shirt from 1980 that says "I'm a Fightin' Texas Agee **** Aggie."

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That might be the coolest Aggie item I have ever seen.


Also, I have an endcap to the bleachers at Kyle.

Framed photo of the 1939 National Championship team signed by ALL players and coaches. It currently hangs in my dad's study (given to him by his uncle, who was a fish in '39 and personally obtained all the autographs); it will eventually be passed down to me.

Johnny Manziel signed football.

I have the concrete street sign for the corner of Hogg and Ireland Street. I saved it from a land fill.

My Aggie ring and my Dad's class of '66 ring that I wear.

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My family's Aggie rings, including my own, dating back to 1899. I think it's pretty cool.

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That's very very cool

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My family's Aggie rings, including my own, dating back to 1899. I think it's pretty cool.

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Very Very Cool

football programs from most home games 1955-2000

A&M mini helmet autographed by a lot of the 2012 team. Daughter got sigs at team appearance prior to Cotton Bowl.

Braggart

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One of the horns of the original Bevo. My grandfather attended the Bevo 1 BBQ in 1921 & took home one of Bevo's horns. I inherited it a few years ago.

Music scales to the writings of the Aggie War Hymn that my grandfather wrote on a YMCA letterhead in 1919. Another item that I inherited.

Manuscript of how the Aggie War Hymn came to be written. It was told by my grandfather & dictated by a good friend of his in the late 1970's.

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Can you get the horns appraised?

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One of the horns of the original Bevo. My grandfather attended the Bevo 1 BBQ in 1921 & took home one of Bevo's horns. I inherited it a few years ago.

Music scales to the writings of the Aggie War Hymn that my grandfather wrote on a YMCA letterhead in 1919. Another item that I inherited.

Manuscript of how the Aggie War Hymn came to be written. It was told by my grandfather & dictated by a good friend of his in the late 1970's.

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You always have the trump card... Can I put the horn on my tundra?

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My family's Aggie rings, including my own, dating back to 1899. I think it's pretty cool.

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That is very cool. Not quite on your level, but reminded me of the picture I have of my grandfather's ('48) and my Aggie ring. I think he may have actually lost his recently, which really sucks.

12th Man Towel signed by Bob, Batiste, Roper & Wallace. (Only the best LB corps that ever lived)

Joh David Crow autographed football.

^John's less popular brother with a normal smile

FroggAg
Me too! Is yours white and orange?

I was a busdriver back in the day and I have a 2 x 2 magnetic sign with the University Seal on it, it was used on "Mobile 1", which was the administrative vehicle. At the time I think it was an 88 Chevy Cavalier. It's currently stuck to my fridge.

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Are you a Letterman?

Ive got a badass mancave with a johnny manziel fathead and a couple maroon camping chairs.



wait, thats not me.

I have a hand-cranked tabletop grinding wheel with "Texas A&M" cast on its side (not sure how old it is, but it must be in excess of 70 years). I am curious when they were last used on campus. I also have a piece of a brick that came off the library when lightning struck it.

I have all my Grandfathers things.. Ring, Diploma, 4 Letterman jackets, Letterman blanket, and his SWC Champion track shoe.

Letter from PH DuVall, Jr. author of "The Last Corps Trip." He also sent me a signed copy of that poem which I haven't yet framed. I think I'll do that this month.

I was an RA at Univ Tower. Used our hall money to buy US flags with lights, C-Class (which I had to get custom welded with sized pipes for the poles, and turnscrews, which flew continuously throughout the Gulf War. Every resident on my 4th floor had one. Whoop. This pic I'm very proud of.

Thanks to a generous TexAg-er, I have a 1948 issue of the The Longhorn with my grandfather and his twin brother in it.

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One of the horns of the original Bevo. My grandfather attended the Bevo 1 BBQ in 1921 & took home one of Bevo's horns. I inherited it a few years ago.

Music scales to the writings of the Aggie War Hymn that my grandfather wrote on a YMCA letterhead in 1919. Another item that I inherited.

Manuscript of how the Aggie War Hymn came to be written. It was told by my grandfather & dictated by a good friend of his in the late 1970's.

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Interesting because my rib's Grandfather who played for the *****ns back in the day with Tom Landry acquired some horns that were covered with Maroon felt. His wife bought them at an estate sale and they were claimed to be the original set from Bevo. They promptly had them reskined with some ugly baby crap orange leather. I tried for years to have those willed to me and he would only say that "An Aggie, even a good one such as yourself will never have these"

Being that yours came from JV Pinky himself I would have to lean that yours are authentic

On a side note I have

A Football signed by the entire '94 Team (includes Sherman since he was an assistant coach)
Pair of Senior Boots
Saber
Diploma
Bonfire Ashes from the '93 and '94 burns
Some really kickass memories

Couple of old yell books, a few pre 1950 year books, and a collection of a&m records

Wife.

of the records, the coolest one I have is a flexi disk record sent out by the AFS in 1971. Narrated by Buck Weirus '42 it has clips of the sounds of Aggieland, songs, yells, campusologies, etc. It finishes with a special message from Jack K Williams reminding you to send your donation checks in.

50th Cotton Bowl game pennant & Program (1986 vs Auburn)

No ticket for the game was needed for entrance

My ticket to the 2012 'Bama game in Tuscaloosa signed by Johnny Manziel

I also have my husband's Corps BDUs. Lots of memories associated with those ugly things.