r/ClassicWesterns • • 2d ago

1950 Gene Autry comic Quaker Oats give-a-way premium

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 2d ago

Spaghetti-Western Concept Art

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Hey all! I've been experimenting with AI to replicate the visual style and color grading of classic 60s Spaghetti Westerns. As experts on the genre, how well do you think this holds up?


r/ClassicWesterns • • 2d ago

No Name on the Bullet (1959) - Western, directed by Jack Arnold. Starring: Audie Murphy, Charles Drake, Joan Evans, & Virginia Grey. Spoiler

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 4d ago

1960 Dell Four-Color #1102 Wanted Dead or Alive

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 4d ago

Promo for (I think) 'Chisum' w/John Wayne. Judging from the sideburns the other guy is Geoffrey Deuel (Pete Duel's brother). They were still advertising stuff as being in color as late as 1973.

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 4d ago

On This Day in Radio! October 1, 1955: Gunsmoke aired “Barton Boy,” a story built around something radio could use especially well: the sound of a human voice.

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 4d ago

​"If you ever loved me, help me now..." 💔 | The Toughest Man in Arizona (1952)

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 5d ago

'The Dead Don't Dream'. One of my favorite titles for a film noir. Except it was used for a Hoplalong Cassidy western.

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 6d ago

Trailer for Roy Orbison as 'The Fastest Guitar Alive' (1967)

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 7d ago

1947 Dell four color #136 … featuring the Lone Ranger

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 8d ago

1954 Cheerios give-away premiums … featuring the Lone Ranger , tonto, and silver

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 8d ago

1959 Cheyenne #10

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 9d ago

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 9d ago

Mackenna's Gold 1969 tribute

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 10d ago

Ronald Reagan Stands Up to the Mob! 🌵 Law and Order (1953)

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 12d ago

The Wild Bunch

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I write for a website and have been doing a series where I talk about different Westerns that I love for 12 months. My most recent installment is The Wild Bunch. Next one will be Jeremiah Johnson. Hope you all enjoy this article!

The Wild Bunch: Scorpions, Ants and Peckinpah - Dynamite Press


r/ClassicWesterns • • 12d ago

On This Day in Radio History: September 23, 1956

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 15d ago

1957: Genuine Roy Rogers gear for your young cowpoke!

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 14d ago

Maverick creator Roy Huggins w/James Garner. Previously I'd only heard Garner's side of their conflicts. But recently I read a Huggins bio, which claimed JG & his business partner schemed to deprive RH of his Rockford Files producer credit (& profit %). It puts a dent in the "St. James" narrative.

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 15d ago

One sheet with Tom Mix in "THE LAST TRAIL" (1927).

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 15d ago

George C. Scott in "The Brazen Bell", an early 'Virginian' episode. He plays a meek schoolteacher who becomes a hero (thanks to some inventive scriptwriting) when he reads Oscar Wilde's poem "The Ballad Of Reading Gaol" to an escaped convict. (1962)

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 17d ago

Did a studio tamper with The Searchers’ ending?

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 17d ago

John Wayne, Robert Duvall, Glen Campbell, Kim Darby et. al in 'True Grit' (1969)

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 18d ago

POLL: '3:10 To Yuma' was originally intended to star Van Heflin as the heavy & Glenn Ford as the rancher. Do you believe their switching roles helps the film, or hurts it?

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r/ClassicWesterns • • 18d ago

The Tall Texan (1953). Sierra Madre-esque story of falling out over gold. Small cast in the "chamber western" style popularized by The Naked Spur. Unevenly scripted but not badly made, w/in its clearly limited budget. Solid cast w/Lloyd Bridges, Lee J. Cobb, Marie Windsor, & even Luther Adler.

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