Westerns Collection

Story of the Cowboy
THE STORY OF THE COWBOY by Emerson Hough This is a non-fiction work by a well-known writer of Westerns, giving a detailed account of cowboy life. Date: circa 1930

Western - Lonely Trails
TALES OF LONELY TRAILS by Zane Grey - moments that live in the minds of sportsmen

Tom Mix, American film star -- he appeared in more than 400 westerns. Date: circa 1920s

John Ford (b / w photo)
CHT276319 John Ford (b/w photo) by American Photographer; Private Collection; (add.info.: John Ford (1894-1973); American film director; ); eArchives Charmet; American, out of copyright

Clint Eastwood with cowgirls, Sue Melody, Sandra Marshall and Anita McGregor arriving at Heathrow for a nine day tour of the UK to promote his new film

Muriel Evans - American film actress
Muriel Evans (19102000) - American film actress. She is best known for her many appearances in popular westerns of the 1930s. Date: 1930s

Tom Mix, American film star, with horse
Tom Mix, American film star -- he appeared in more than 400 westerns. Seen here sitting on his horse, Tony. Date: circa 1920s

Westerns taking tea with geishas, Japan, circa 1890s. Date: circa 1890s

Western / Calamity Range
CALAMITY RANGE (Paul Evan Lehmann) The hero, with the bad guys gun in his back, is rescued by the gal from the livery stables. Date: 1930s

Tom Keene, American film actor
Tom Keene (1896-1963), American film actor, appearing mostly in westerns. Date: circa 1930s

Silent Film Fighting
Hollywood, California: 1924 William Desmond and Al Smith duke it out in the silent film, " Big Timber"

Western / Gambler
THE GAMBLER OF RED GULCH (Charles Ballew) A gambler holds his gun like he don t take no nonsense... Date: 1930s

Western / Bravo Trail
BRAVO TRAIL (Leigh Carder) Galloping horsemen... Date: 1930s

Tom Mix / Postcard
TOM MIX US Marshal who became a film actor, appearing in more than 400 Westerns Date: 1880 - 1940

Western / Cowboy Guns
COWBOY GUNS (Forrest R Brown) A cowboy on foot shoots back at his pursuers

Western / Lost Wagon Tr
THE LOST WAGON TRAIN (Zane Grey) Not so much lost as found by hostile Native Americans

The Thundering Herd
THE THUNDERING HERD by Zane Grey, the Master Writer of the West. (All ends happily, you ll be glad to know.)

Tom Mix / Lilywhite
TOM MIX US Marshal who became a film actor - he appeared in more than 400 Westerns

Western / Hopalong
HOPALONG AVENGES THE SHERIFF (Clarence E Mulford) Popular hero Hopalong Cassidy in another adventure

Western - Way to West
THE WAY TO THE WEST by Emerson Hough Witness this sweet ancient weapon of our fathers, the American rifle, maker of states, empire- builder

Western - Devils Keg
THE DEVILs KEG by Ridgwell Cullum

Western - North of 36
NORTH OF 36 by Emerson Hough - Ah, what a blind fool w was ! Forgive me... another magnificent novel by the author of The Covered Wagon

Western - Shepherd of G
THE SHEPHERD OF GUADALOUPE by Zane Grey, King of Western story writers or Master Writer of the Western Story

Western - Covered Wagon
THE COVERED WAGON by Emerson Hough - the wonderful story of the wonderful film

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"Westerns: A Journey through the Story of the Cowboy and Beyond" Step into a world where dusty trails lead to untamed frontiers, where heroes are born amidst the chaos of lawless lands. They have captivated audiences for decades, painting vivid tales of adventure and resilience. In this captivating genre, lonely trails wind through vast landscapes, echoing with the footsteps of courageous cowboys. Tom Mix, an iconic American film star, effortlessly embodied these rugged heroes on screen. Alongside him stood Muriel Evans, an enchanting American film actress who added depth and charm to their timeless stories. Tom Mix's connection with his trusty horse was legendary - together they galloped fearlessly across silver screens worldwide. Their bond symbolized the unbreakable spirit that defined westerns - a testament to loyalty and companionship in a harsh frontier. Behind the camera lens stood John Ford, capturing breathtaking moments in black and white photographs that immortalized this beloved genre. His artistry brought forth emotions as raw as the untamed wilderness itself. But they were not confined solely to America; they transcended borders and cultures. In Japan during the 1890s, western films found themselves taking tea with geishas - a fusion of two worlds colliding in unexpected harmony. One such fusion took place within "Calamity Range, " where Western met Eastern influences seamlessly. Tom Keene, another talented American film actor, graced screens with his presence while embodying both grit and grace against stunning backdrops. And then there was Clint Eastwood - an icon whose name became synonymous with cowboy coolness. With cowgirls Sue Melody and Sandra Marshall by his side, he epitomized rugged charm while leaving an indelible mark on cinematic history. From lonely trails to bustling saloons filled with laughter or gunfights at high noon – they have woven tales that resonate deeply within our collective imagination.