A WANDERER OF THE WEST. Original 1927 Lobby Card. ; 11" x 14". "A Wanderer of the West". Though not stated on card, Kermit Maynard, bill as Tex Maynard (Ken’s younger brother) , Minor pinholes/ in corners., overall Vg-F, with great graphic appeal and color. (LC.21); $175.

THE BATTLE OF LONE STAR. Original 1925 Lobby Card. ; 11" x 14". "The Battle of Lone Star". Some soiling and light wear, t/l and b/r corners tips broken, b/l corner crease, o/w vg cond One of my favorites, great design and visual appeal. (LC.04); $150.SOLD

TWO OUTLAWS. Original 1928 Lobby Card. ; 11" x 14". "Two Outlaws". Some very minor soiling and light wear, 1/4” closed tear on left edge, a bit of old paper on corners on back. Overall fine cond. w/ excellent visual appeal and color.. (LC.20); $125.

PRINCE OF THE SADDLE. Original 1926 Lobby Card. ; 11" x 14". "Fred Church in “Prince of the Saddle". Some minor light age toning, overall Fine. (LC.08); $100.

WESTERN GOLD. Original 1937 Lobby Title Card. ; 11" x 14". Harold Bell Wright's "Western Gold" starring Smith Ballew .Overall fine condition, great graphics and color. (LC.31); $100.

THE ARIZONA CYCLONE. Original 1928 Lobby Card. ; 11" x 14". Fred Humes in "The Arizona Cyclone". Some light soiling, pinholes/ staples holes in corners., slight crease on tip of b/r corner., good graphics and color. (LC.44); $115.

SALOMY JANE. Original 1923 Lobby Card. ; 11" x 14". Paramount Picture "Salomy Jane". Minor soiling and wear, great color, a very handsome card. (LC.09); $120.

FRONTIER INVESTIGATOR. Three sheet app 41 x 81. Allan :Rocky” Lane. 1949. Nice graphic appeal, overall VG-F condition. (Lc.103); $150.

BARB–WIRE. Original 1922 Lobby Card. 11" x 14". Jack Hoxie in “Barb-Wire” Minor soiling and wear, light toning of paper overall VG+ cond. (LC.19); $125.

WILLIAM S. HART SIGNED BOOK.  My Life East and West. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1929. Octavo, original brown cloth. First edition, with color frontispiece by Charles M. Russell and numerous half-tones, inscribed: "To my friend Leslie Orleans of Washington, D.C. Summer or Winter! In his District of Columbia he loves to be But oh! You Martha’s Vineyard by the sea! William S. Hart 1937". The autobiography of William S. Hart, the actor and film director. Hart was the first western movie star and a top box-office leading man in silent movies from 1914 to 1925. (W.941); $250.

WILLIAM S. HART TABLET. 10” x 8” William S. Hart color illustrated writing tablet ; with “Movie Stars” along top edge. Strong cover art, b/l corner broken and repaired. Internally has the originally lined writing paper which exhibit age toning . (W.942); $85.

THE FIGHTING EDGE. . Original 1926 Lobby Card. 11" x 14". Warner Bros. “The Fighting Edge” Small repair top center, some light soiling and wear, a bit of old paper on back in corners, good graphic layout, overall VG+ cond. (LC.03); $100.

BLAZING BULLETS. Johnny Mack Brown.Three sheet, app 41” x 81 1/2”. Nice graphic appeal, overall VG-F condition. (Lc.104); $135.

NORTH OF NEVADA. Fred Thomson. Original 1924 Lobby Card. 11" x 14". “North of Nevada” Overall VG+ cond. (LC.24); $100.

WESTERN SILENT MOVIE SET. Real photo postcard, 3 1/2" x 5 1/2". Ca. 1915 Scarce image of a western movie set. Several actors are seen in front of false buildings, just a few feet behind is the mountain backdrop. Worthy are more research. Lacking contrast; overall Vg+. (W. 857); $145.

1921 MOVIE LOBBY CARD - THE PURPLE RIDERS. Original 1921 Lobby Card. ; 11" x 14". 1921 “The Purple Riders” starring Joe Ryan. Overall G-Vg condition, pinholes in corners, avg light soiling and wear. (Lc.14); $115.

1918 MOVIE LOBBY CARD WILLIAM FARNUM. Original 1918 Lobby Card. ; 11" x 14". 1918 Zane Grey‘s “Riders of the Purple Sage ”. starring William Farnum. Overall good condition, great graphic appeal., exhibits some soiling and wear, light crease to b/l and b/r corners, has old masking tape around perimeter on back. (Lc.52); $165.

SHOOTIN’ IRONS. Lobby Card, 11" x 14". 1927 “Shootin’ Irons” starring Jack Luden. Exhibits strong tonality and color, overall Vg-F condition, back has bio and pictures adhered to back.(Lc. 05); $110.
American leading man Jack Luden, a member of the Pennsylvania cough-drop dynasty, graduated from Paramount's talent school in 1927 , but Luden's initial starring western, Shootin' Irons (1927), proved a failure. The actor did better in Paramount's popular "flapper" melodramas — Two Flaming Youths (1927), Clara Bow's The Wild Party (1929]), but a pronounced stammer did not bode well for a future in talkies. Luden's career declined rather drastically during the '30s, and by the 1950s was all but forgotten, and died at 49, while incarcerated at San Quentin on a drug conviction.

NOT A DRUM WAS HEARD. Buck Jones. Lobby Card, 11" x 14". 1924 “Not a Drum was Heard.” starring Buck Jones (as Charles Jones). Some minor discoloration along border, a few small edge tears, old tape along edges on back, o/w VG cond. (Lc. 38); $125.

DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS. Buck Jones. Lobby Card, 11" x 14". 1925 “Durand of the Bad Lands.” starring Buck Jones . A visually appealing card, exhibits thumb tack holes in corner. , b/r corner has a small repaired surface defect, a brush mark along the seated gents face. (Lc.41); $125.

THE TRAIL RIDERS. BUCK JONES Original 1924 Lobby Card. ; 11" x 14". William Fox Picture "The Trail Rider". Moderate soiling and wear, pinholes in corners, b/l corner replaced, though still presentable, sold as is..(LC.30); $65.00

HER SCREEN IDOL. Louise Fazenda. Lobby Card, 11" x 14" entitled “Throwing the Bull”. 1918 “Her Screen Idol.”. Some pinholes in corners,crese top center, bio information pasted on back, overall VG-F. On of my favorites. (Lc. 50); $145.

WHEN THE COUGAR CALLED . Lobby Card, 11" x 14". 1920 “When the Cougar Called” starring Robert Burns. An unusual format in a card, as it is a silverprint photograph (as opposed to litho). A visually appealing card, overall Fine cond (Lc.07); $125.

BROTHER BILL. . Lobby Card, 11" x 14". 1919 “Brother Bill” starring Franklyn Farnum. He was not related to brothers William Farnum and Dustin Farnum. Franklyn was an established and respectable star during the silent era, predominantly in low budget oaters. A few pinholes in corners, o/w Vg-F. (Lc.37); $100

WHEN THE COUGAR CALLED . Lobby Card, 11" x 14". 1920 “When the Cougar Called” starring Robert Burns. An unusual format in a card, as it is a silverprint photograph (as opposed to litho). A visually appealing card, overall Fine cond (Lc.45); 125.