Antique Refurbished Saloon Batwing Doors – Original Bannack Montana Ghost Town Survivors!
These aren’t replicas—they’re the real thing, straight from Bannack (that’s the gold-rush ghost town in Montana, where outlaws and miners once ruled). Pulled from a tiny saloon back when bullets flew during bar fights—yeah, they got shot up bad enough to get swapped out. I tracked ’em down, stripped the grime, patched every hole (those scars are still there under the finish, like battle wounds), sanded smooth, and hit ’em with a rich walnut stain that makes the old grain glow.
Why they’re special:
• Authentic 1800s wood—dark, knotty, full of character.
• Classic batwing style: top half swings free, bottom half solid—perfect for that dramatic saloon entrance.
• Hinges oiled and tight—no wobble, swing like butter.
• Refurbished to excellent: no cracks, no rot, just restored history. Bullet-hole patches add that “been there” edge—collectors love it.
• Dimensions: [add yours—say 36” wide x 48” tall per door, or whatever fits].
Imagine hanging these in a man cave, bar, or Western-themed spot—people walk in and feel like they’re stepping into 1865. Not mass-produced junk; this is Montana legend you can touch. Smoke-free storage
Questions? Hit me—happy to snap more pics. Bid now—this pair won’t last!