The lone ranger book 1936

A 1981 movie called the legend of lone ranger features a couple of characters named amy striker and lucas striker, which are named in fran strikers honor. At a flea market, i found this fist edition book of the lone ranger written in 1936 by fran striker. From 1935 to 1950, big little books were published. This book concludes the golden age of lone ranger blbs, and it is the last one written by gaylord du bois.

The lone ranger rides, a wonderful western story in itself, also details the origins of why a texas ranger would strike out on his own, wearing a mask at all. In 1956 tv ranger clayton moore and tv tonto jay silverheels reprised their roles for the big screen in the lone ranger, then again in 1958 in the lone ranger and the lost city of gold. While reading it, i swear i could feel the cold steel of my trusty sixshooter in my hand and the smell of caps in the air. This is my 3rd video of the through the years series. There have been numerous comic book adaptations of the lone ranger s adventures. The lone ranger 1936, the lone ranger and the gold robbery 1939, the lone ranger and tonto 1940 and the lone ranger rides north 1940.

Uncommonly good collectible and rare books from uncommonly good booksellers. Fans of the old radio shows and the tv series the lone ranger will recognize the characters in this book the lone ranger, his faithful indian sidekick tonto and his trusty horse, silver. The lone ranger is the first novel in the lone ranger series, which was released in the year 1936. On silver, his magnificent horse, he rode around the plains during the days of the early west. Good plus or better, light general wear, lightly soiled. The lone ranger 1938 the miracle rider 1935 the painted stallion 1937 zorros black whip 1944. See all formats and editions hide other formats and editions. The lone ranger fran striker, gaylord du bois first edition. Alone, he prevents an attempt to wreck a work train, he stops a fake indian raid on the pay train, rescues a girl captured by a band of sioux indians.

A message of ancient days download ebook pdf, epub. Find lone ranger and the gold robbery by striker, fran at biblio. All are in very good condition and have t dust jackets that have normal wear. The lone ranger by fran novelized by gaylord du bois. Get the best deals on lone ranger book when you shop the largest online selection at. It brought back found memories of playing cowboys in the back yard with my brothers. The lone ranger lone ranger, book 1 by fran striker.

Ace drummond 1936 don winslow of the navy 1942 robinson crusoe of clipper island 1936 the adventures of rex and rinty 1935. As inspiring as the lone ranger would prove to be, his origins were less mythological than. I have most of this collection, and i have always considered that the original lone ranger book by gaylord dubois was a stand alone edition, and not part of the 18 episode set. Based on the famous lone ranger adventures created by george w. The hero is a masked texas ranger in the american old west, who gallops about righting injustices, usually with the aid of a clever american indian sidekick called tonto, and his horse silver. This is a list of the various publishers and series. The first book was written by gaylord dubois, but the. If you use the add to want list tab to add this issue to your want list, we will email you when it becomes available. The lone ranger fran striker, gaylord du bois first. The only authentic original looking lone ranger and silver in the country, a tribute performer, does a unique funfilled educational vaudevillestyle western appearance with lots of surprises. The lone ranger and tonto fran striker first edition biblioctopus.

Paul laune the lone ranger and his indian friend tonto solve a series of crimes during the construction of the first railroad to the west. A tale of superheroics and family that has taken eighty years to be told. Trendle for a detroit radio station and debuted on jan. Trendel, with francis hamilton fran striker as the series primary writer. Click download or read online button to get a message of ancient days book now. Catching one of jeffries men who trailed a wounded jim clark to their secret caved, there is a fight and the lone ranger ends up trapped in a pit with a steaming cauldron. Free kindle book and epub digitized and proofread by project gutenberg. Vintage 1941 lone ranger traps the smugglers fran striker. Early reprint 1939 with only three ranger titles on back panel, the lone ranger and the gold robbery on the rear flap, and gaylord dubois on the title page. He lone ranger 1936 epub download ebook pdf, epub, tuebl.

Sam mendes film road to perdition 2002 showed a boy reading the lone ranger big little book, but this was an anachronism since the movie is set during 1931, a year prior to the first big little books and two years before the lone ranger premiered january 31, 1933 on radio. Phil stephensenpayne this publication is of major significance in the development of the lone ranger character. The lone ranger was a nameless as well as mysterious friend to anyone in trouble. Antique hardcover 1936 the lone ranger by fran striker. I have for auction 4 fran striker lone ranger books. This site is like a library, use search box in the widget to get ebook that you want.

List of lone ranger comic book series lone ranger wiki. Striker also reedited, and rewrote parts of later editions of the first novel. Click download or read online button to get he lone ranger 1936 epub book now. Lone ranger big little books free download of big little. Etsy is the home to thousands of handmade, vintage, and oneofakind products and gifts related to your search. The first book was written by gaylord dubois, but the others were by fran striker. Values are determined through contacts with blb club members who are active in buyingselling blbs. The lone ranger famous character by fran striker striker, fran on. This first chapter, entitled those thrilling days of yesteryear, creates a world of carefully researched alternative history in 1936 as we learn whatever happened to the lone ranger and discover his familial link to the emergence of a man who is a modern day urban version of the lone ranger himself. Trendel, with francis hamilton fran striker as the series. Interest in the series spiked with the release of the 20 movie. Here is the list of adaptations for the famous western icon, the lone ranger.

List of lone ranger novels lone ranger wiki fandom. The lone ranger and his horse silver 1935 the lone ranger and the vanishing herd 1936 the lone ranger and the secret killer 1937 the lone ranger and the menace of murder valley 1938. The first lone ranger novel appeared in 1936, and eventually 18 volumes were published, as listed below. Free shipping on many items browse your favorite brands.

Jeffries prepares another trap for the lone ranger. Complete listings and values of big little books note 1. The lone ranger gaylord dubois 1st first edition 1936 fran. Offered for your consideration is a hardcover 1936 edition of the book, the lone ranger, originally written by gaylord dubois based on the popular lone ranger radio program created in 1933 for a detroit radio station by george w. From this point on, fran striker is listed as the author for the silver age better little books. He is delivering a good moral message of nonviolence, no drugs, no intoxicating beverages, no smoking and no profanity to kids and adults. A little foxing to the endpapers, very good in good. The series also inspired numerous comic books, two movie serials, a few movies, books, and a live action television series 19491957 starring clayton moore as the lone ranger which is probably the best known treatment of the franchise. The lone ranger chases the courier but a spiked pit awaits him. In 1981 klinton spilsbury and michael horse played the duo in the legend of the lone ranger, opposite christopher lloyd as reids nemesis, butch cavendish. Saginaw is the hereditary chief and a respected member of the sac and fox, iowa and otoemissouria nations.