These were produced for the Alamo in the 1950s in four competitions. The plates were discovered and remade as the Millennium Edition released in the year 2000. Each was signed in the plate. This edition was originally limited to 5,000 sets of the 4 pieces. “Jim Bowie” was painted by Frederick W. “Davy Crockett” was painted by Harry Anthony DeYoung. “William Barret Travis” was painted by Warren Hunter. “Jacob Darst & The Texan Army” was painted by Warren Hunter. If anybody has any questions about these fine art prints, please ask. They wanted the big three. That’s a total of 30 individual lithos. I offered them terms if they wanted and they said, No. In other words these are currently, not forever, being offered at the wholesale price THE ALAMO SET over two decades ago. Every artist who painted the original that THESE LITHOS were made from are well-known artists by the Alamo and Texas art collectors. This is no scam. I don’t know why nobody else wants them. I’m not going any lower. I’ll consider raising the price, but I thought to give a few people a chance because I’m a generous person. But sometimes if you give people a deal, they ask what’s wrong with it. That’s just how cynical some people are. This is all fine porcelein. The problem is that your prices are too low and everybody is put off by that because they think something is wrong with them, that their broken, repaired or stolen. I said, No, I work for the mini-storage and sell what’s left over. Being an antique dealer she helped me set correct prices. So if you think I’m up to something or doing something wrong, send me some feedback. I’m an ex-Marine, I worked for a black Senator, I do this for the love of our state, and my admiration for these heroes. I was crippled while in the Marines. Not a single person has written me asking a single question. How’s that sound?