In the Texas Panhandle, an artist creates badges by hand for the oldest state law enforcement agency in North America — the Texas Rangers.

Arizona Rangers wore five-pointed stars, while Texas Rangers and California Rangers wore badges with a star set in a circle. E-mail Clay at [email protected].

The famous ranger badge, still to this day made from old Mexican coins, ... Haralson was wearing the cowboy hat and boots, ... “His character is a retired Texas Ranger from the Old West days, ...

The famous Ranger badge, still to this day made from old Mexican coins, ... Haralson was wearing the cowboy hat and boots, ... "His character is a retired Texas Ranger from the Old West days, ...

Images of a Texas Rangers badge, the 1917 McClesky No. 1 oil well, and a Ranger ISD Bulldog are set against a background of maroon and white diamonds.

The Texas State Historical Association documents that in 1823 Stephen F. Austin hired ten frontiersmen as “Rangers” for leading an expedition against a band of Indigenous people.