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16mm WESTERN FILMS & TV SHOWS
Hell town = Born to the West (1937). Paramount, with John Wayne. Can Dare Rudd prove he is responsible
enough to win the heart of Judy and also outwit the crooked saloon owner? Dupe. B/W. 2000ft. ........ $30
Santa Fe stampede (1938). Republic, with John Wayne. The Mesquiteers capture a horse thief who
escapes justice through a crooked judge. B/W. 2200ft. ................................................................... $70
The code of the outlaw (1942). Republic. After a payroll robbery the Mesquiteers catch up with the
gang, but the leader is killed and they adopt his young son to find the money. B/W. 2000ft. ......... $70
TAKE BOTH “Mesquiteers” FILMS FOR $120
Sundown fury = Jesse James Jr. (1942). Republic. The telegraph is coming to Sundown, but some, incl.
the crooked Sheriff, are out to stop it; Don “Red” Barry is there to help, assisted by the bicycle riding Pop
Sawyer. Dupe. B/W. 2200ft. ................................................................................................................... $50
Heart of the golden West (1942). Republic. Niles Films print. Roy Rogers decides to ship the cattle on
the River Boat instead of using Lambert’s trucking line. Dupe. B/W. 2200ft. ................................ $40
Romance on the range (1942). Republic. Fur thieves are looting the traps on the ranch where Roy
Rogers is foreman and they have murdered one of Roy's friends. B/W. 2000ft. ............................. $70
TAKE BOTH “Roy Rogers” FILMS FOR $100
Tucson raiders (1944). Republic. Hollywood Television Services. This is Wild Bill Elliot's initial
appearance as Red Ryder, where he finds himself framed for murder. Dupe. B/W. 2000ft. ................. $50
Western honor (1945). Castle Films #557. Kirby Grant Western, Excerpt from “Trail to Vengeance”
(Universal). B/W. 400ft. ......................................................................................................................... $10
Old Los Angeles (1948). Republic. Outlaws rule in picturesque old Los Angeles in 1848; Wild Bill Elliot
tries to find the murderer of his brother. B/W. 2× 1600ft. ...................................................................... $90
Calgary cowboy stampede (1949). Castle Films #351 (Sport Parade). Scenes of the annual rodeo in Calgary,
Alberta. B/W. 400ft. ................................................................................................................................ $10
The Roy Rogers Show: Jailbreak (1951). Season 1, episode 1. Dale helps a young man escape from jail
after he has been falsely accused of the murder of his intended bride's father. B/W. 1200ft. The very first
episode of this long-running Western TV show. ..................................................................................... $30
Black Hills ambush (1952). Republic. Rocky Lane helps a friend whose shipments are being robbed by a
gang. B/W. 2200ft. .................................................................................................................................. $70
The adventures of Wild Bill Hickok: Right of way (1953). Screen Gems/CBS. Season 4, episode 12. Wild
Bill gets caught in the middle of a feud over a railroad route. Start titles replaced with duped footage, some
spots in first few minutes. B/W. 1200ft. ................................................................................................. $25
Massacre at Sand Creek (1956). Screen Gems/CBS. DuArt print. “Playhouse 90” TV series; season 1,
episode 13. An investigation into a massacre of Native Americans in 1864. 1200ft & 1600ft. ............. $90
The Californians: Lola Montez (1958). Californian Film Enterprises/NBC. Season 2, episode 3. The arrival
of beautiful Lola Montez causes quite a stir in San Francisco. B/W. 1200ft. ......................................... $30
Cisco kid (1950–56). The Cisco Kid (Duncan Renaldo) and his English-mangling sidekick Pancho travel the
old west in the grand tradition of the Lone Ranger, righting wrongs and fighting injustice wherever they
find it. Lot of 4 episodes with unknown titles. Eastman (faded red). 4× 1200ft. ................................... $20
Rawhide: Incident of the lost woman (1962). CBS. Favor finds a passed-out woman and her baby in the
wilderness; she recovers and reveals that her husband is dead, but neglects to tell him that the grandfather
and uncles are after the baby. B/W. 2000ft. ............................................................................................ $60
Super-8 FEATURE
Emmanuelle: The joys of a woman (1975). Well known erotic film. Marketing Film release #4306. Eastman
(red). Originally 3× 400ft, now on 2× 600ft reels in plastic boxes. ........................................................ $50

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