You get one plate that is in good condition with minor wear. It measures approximately 10" in diameter and was produced by The Holmen Co. in Frisco, Texas. Many famous ranches are referenced, including King Ranch, XIT Ranch, the Four Sixes Ranch (6666) that is filmed in Yellowstone, and 101 Ranch. An internet search on the plate brought me to a description for one of the few listings ever about this plate and included the following: "I found an article regarding this unique plate in the "Seattle Times," dated May 26, 2011, in the "Ask Antique Roadshow" section. Here is a clip from the article:"The Holman Company is one that is virtually unknown to many collectors of American dinnerware, but this firm is discussed in Corrine Brown's "Come and Get It!" Holman was located in Frisco, Texas, and in business from 1947 to 1970. The company bought the dinnerware pre-made but un-decorated, added the decal decoration and sold these embellished pieces to restaurants and hotels. Its fledgling pottery division was relatively short-lived, lasting only about 10 years, from 1947 to 1957. Not many of these Holmen Western-themed plates are in circulation; just one of these is worth, for retail purposes, around $100 to $125 in excellent condition." Please see all pictures.