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Did Anyone Catch The Wyatt Earp Documentary That Aired on PBS on Monday
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There is a show called American Experience that was shown on T.V. in California on PBS that showed the story of Wyatt Earp. There were several Historians that were interviewed as well as a many…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Justin Dovenmuehle Mar 12, 2012.
John Wayne Gun ( 1873 Colt Single Action Army)
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This is a real good collector's item from my own personal collection. The gun is a replica and has Gold and Silver Inlay. There is beautiful engraving all over it, especially on the barrel where it…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by C. F. 'Charley' Eckhardt Oct 8, 2011.
Gene Autry Guitar (Limited Edition Mint Condition)
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This Guitar is a replica made out of Wood construction not Plastic.It was manufactured by the Jefferson Mfg. Co. located in Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.It is factory sealed and has never been taken out…Continue
Tags: poster, figurines, collect
Started this discussion. Last reply by Robert L. Heighes Apr 10, 2010.
Who Is The Best Western Artist
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Lay your guns on the table and tell me who you think is the best Western artist that you have ever seen? Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by C. F. 'Charley' Eckhardt Aug 22, 2010.
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Iain Sanders replied to Robert L. Heighes's discussion How Many Cattle-Barons That Lived In The 1800's Can You Name?
Angie O replied to Robert L. Heighes's discussion How Many Cattle-Barons That Lived In The 1800's Can You Name?
"The Barton family. Started in Burnet area, ended up in Kansas and down into the panhandle. Doc Barton married my gg-grandmother's sister, Belle Vandeveer. They all did business together."
Robert R. Richter replied to Robert L. Heighes's discussion How Many Cattle-Barons That Lived In The 1800's Can You Name?
"Lest we forget... Henry Miller... of "Miller and Lux" originally a butcher from Germany... so not COWHAND... It was claimed that he could drive his herds from Canada to Mexico and bed down on…"
Bud "Marshal" Stilwell commented on Robert L. Heighes's group Fans of Roy Rogers
"Don't remember it but will look it up for sure."
Margaret-Anne Moore commented on Robert L. Heighes's group Fans of Roy Rogers
"the movie I was thinking of that Roy made with the Weaver Family was entitled Arkansas Judge. It was released in 1941 and also featured Spring Byington and Veda Ann Borg. Anyone remember it?"
Margaret-Anne Moore commented on Robert L. Heighes's group Fans of Roy Rogers
"Just looked it up. The movie was Dark Command and Walter Pidgeon's character was named William Cantrell--a frequent variation. Claire Trevor was the love interest and Roy played her brother. And, yes, Duke was in…"
Margaret-Anne Moore commented on Robert L. Heighes's group Fans of Roy Rogers
"Walter Pidgeon was the Quantrill character, but I believe he had a different name. If I remember, he was a schoolmaster to had taken up murderous ways and was shot and killed by his own mother at the end of the movie when she realized what he…"
Bud "Marshal" Stilwell commented on Robert L. Heighes's group Fans of Roy Rogers
"Remember seeing Roy in a Show that stared John Wayne. Had to do with Quantral's Raiders. Roy was young in it."
Bud "Marshal" Stilwell commented on Robert L. Heighes's group Fans of Roy Rogers
"Remember That some of Roy's shows had Nellie Belle the jeep in them. Just saw one the other day. Cira 1953 I believe."
Margaret-Anne Moore commented on Robert L. Heighes's group Fans of Roy Rogers
"It may be because they wanted the movie to be set in the 1920s or 1930s and not in the 1850s or 1860s. Some western communities had telephone, and automobiles,and even airplanes, especially after World War I. I'll bet many…"
Margaret-Anne Moore commented on Robert L. Heighes's group Fans of Roy Rogers
"One of my friend's husband tries to find movies for me on DVD when he can. Some years ago, he found me a Western; I believe Roy was in it and he used a car instead of a horse to chase the bad guys."
Bud "Marshal" Stilwell commented on Robert L. Heighes's group Fans of Roy Rogers
"Thanks for the post Dana.
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There Has To Be That Breathtaking Moment When Light,Color And Wildlife Comes Together For This Artist
Peter K. Mathios is his name. Behind each of his paintings is inspiration that comes from past experiences.His ideas come from his childhood when he used to hunt ducks with his father and brother in the Suisun Marsh of Northern California. This passion soon led the Artist into the world of wildlife conversation and supporting the groups that purchase,enhance and maintain our wildlife habitat.
Currently, Peter is the 2009 Ducks Unlimited International Artist…
Continue Posted on June 2, 2010 at 2:28pm
Everything That This Artist Paints With Her Brush Turns Golden
Jean R. Lubin was born in California. But she grew up in American Somoa and Juneau,Alaska,where she developed a passion for wildlife and the nature's beauty.Invaluable study with Luke Frazier,Matt Smith and Scott Christensen provided the basic fundamentals in painting and inspiration,and awards and honors followed,from the Scottdale Artist's school,plein air festivals and regional and national juried shows.
Most recently Jean received the 2009 Sporting Art Award at the…
Continue Posted on June 1, 2010 at 3:00pm
This Artist Love Of The Ocean And Fascination With The Desert Is What Really Inspires Her Paintings
Bonnie Wilkins was raised on a cattle ranch on the Central Coast of California. Her husband Bob,is a commercial printer,and they have combined talents with her watercolor and oils to create a note card line and other products.She co-owns a gallery with her husband called Wilkins Photo & Art Gallery located in Atascadero,California.
She has traveled widely and finds inspiration from the mountains,quaint towns on country back roads and floral gardens. Her…
Continue Posted on May 26, 2010 at 2:04pm
HORSES ARE A REAL PASSION AND A WAY OF LIFE WITH THIS ARTIST
Judy Vargas is a California-born Artist. She inherited a passion for horses from her parents. Growing up, she experienced every aspect of horsemanship,including showing Arabian horses all over the Western States. Years that she spent on the Eastern Oregon cattle ranch gave her the insight into the Western way of life.
All this,plus an artistic talent, has enabled Judy yo recreate these memories in Bronze. She considers the horses the real work of art and…
Continue Posted on May 25, 2010 at 1:12pm
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 7:27pm on January 7, 2010,
Robert L. Heighes said… - Hi Hopalong thanks for joining my group.
- At 8:06am on January 24, 2010,
Chris Ridgway said… - Welcome Robert. Thanks for joining up I will keep you updated on things up here as I find more info on my search. Regards Chris Ridgway
- At 11:09am on January 24, 2010,
Shirley morris said… - Hi Robert,
I look forward to getting to know you here. Hope the sun is shining now in Santa Maria!
Shirley
- At 4:23pm on January 24, 2010,
Larry J Walker said… - Robert, thanks for your invitation. My main area of interest and what I can offer via this forum is western magazines--True West and 29 others of this genre.
- At 9:31am on January 29, 2010,
Flying R said… - Your from Santa Maria CA? In 1977 I went to Santa Maria to attend Gary Leffew's bullriding school. What great country and there were deer everywhere near his ranch...R
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