Western Lamps

Our western lamps will add the right touch to your western home or office. Most of the western lamps on this page are available in rust or black. We have several lamps that horseshoes, conchos and barb wire. We also carry a large selection of lamp shades to finish off your lamp.

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Barbwire Wrap Lamp

This western lamp is available in powder coat rust. It comes in 17" or 21" (height is to the top of the light socket, overall height is 24" and 28" with shade on) 3 way light socket is included. Shade not included. Western lamp shades available on our lamp shade page. Custom made to order. Usually ships in 1 to 3 weeks.

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Single Star w/ Ring Western Lamp

This Circle Star lamp will show your western spirit! Available in your choice of powder coat rust or black and your choice of height. It comes in 17" or 21" (height is to the top of the light socket, overall height is 24" and 28" with shade on). Comes with 3 way socket. Shade not included. Custom made to order. Usually ships in 1 to 3 weeks.

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Shoe and Star Lamp with Concho

Available in your choice of of Concho, powder coat rust or black finish and your choice of height. It comes in 17" or 21" (height is to the top of the light socket, overall height is 24" and 28" with shade on). Shade not included. Our lamp shades available at our Western Lamp Shade page. This lamp comes with a 3 way socket. Custom made to order. Usually ships in 1 to 3 weeks.

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Star and Crossed Horseshoe Lamp

Available in your choice of powder coat rust or black and your choice of height. It comes in 17" or 21" (height is to the top of the light socket, overall height is 24" and 28" with shade on) Shade not included. Comes with a 3 way socket. Custom made to order. Usually ships in 1 to 3 weeks.

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Star w/ Two horseshoes Lamp

This western lamp is available in your choice of powder coat rust or black and your choice of height. It comes in 17" or 21" (height is to the top of the light socket, overall height is 24" and 28" with shade on) Shade not included. Custom made to order, usually ships in 1 to 3 weeks.

James, Jesse (Woodson)
1847–82, American outlaw, b. Clay co., Mo. At the age of 15 he joined the Confederate guerrilla band led by William Quantrill and participated in the brutal and bloody civil warfare in Kansas and Missouri. In 1866, Jesse and his brother Frank became the leaders of a band of outlaws whose trail of robberies and murders led through most of the central states. At first they robbed only banks, but in 1873 they began to rob trains. The beginning of their downfall came in 1876 when, after killing two people and failing to secure any money in an attempted bank robbery at Northfield, Minn., they lost several members of the gang, including the Younger brothers, three of their most trusted followers, who were captured and imprisoned (see Younger, Cole). The James brothers escaped and were quiet until 1879, when they robbed another train. The reward offered by Gov. Thomas T. Crittenden of Missouri for the capture of the James brothers, dead or alive, tempted one of the gang, Robert Ford, who caught Jesse (then living under the name of Thomas Howard) off guard and killed him. Frank James surrendered but was twice acquitted and lived out his life peacefully on his farm near Excelsior Springs, Mo. The melodramatic style of the exploits of the James gang attracted wide public admiration, giving rise to a number of romanticized legends, the famous song "The Ballad of Jesse James," and much popular literature.