Gonzalez Come and Take It 3/4 Sleeve Raglan prohibition posters HEIGHT (inches) WIDTH (inches) 12″×16″

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Gonzalez Come and Take It 3/4 Sleeve Raglan prohibition posters HEIGHT (inches) WIDTH (inches) 12″×16″In the fiery days of 1835, a powerful symbol emerged from the Texan wildernessa symbol that would ignite the flames of revolution. This symbol was the Gonzales "come and take it" cannon, a magnificent Spanish made bronze artillery piece, a six pounder that would go down in history. It all began with a letter, as many tales do. In the year 1831, Green DeWitt, a brave pioneer of Gonzales, put pen to paper, beseeching Ramn Msquiz, the political chief of