
Riders of the Range continues the theme of being an annual produced separately from the
main Eagle Annual, but published "By Permission" of Eagle. It's a good mix of stories, features and
strip-stories about life in the wild west.
Original Price : Unknown
Published by : Juvenile Productions Ltd in about 1953
Dimensions : 20cm x 26.5cm with 96 pages.
Selected highlights:
- Jeff Arnold meets a headless horseman
- Read the Cowboy's Prayer, attributed to James Barton Adams
- Plays Ropes and Rattlers, instead of Snake and Ladders
- Solve Sheriff Pottle's problems - sounds painful...
ROUND-UP | |
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Stories of Rangers, Outlaws and Indians | Page |
Wyatt Earp - Frontier Marshall | 2 |
The Phantom of Rain Valley | 8 |
Luke's True Story | 12 |
The Battle of Adobe Walls | 27 |
Jeff Arnold and the Ghost Rider | 46 |
The Gun | 56 |
Pecos Bill | 65 |
Mangus Colorado, War Chief of the Mimbreno Apaches | 72 |
On the Ranch and Prairie | |
The Art of Roping | 14 |
It's Common Sense in the West | 23 |
Transport in the West | 35 |
The Cowman's Prayer | 69 |
More Curious Critturs | 70 |
Your Western Library | 94 |
Cowboys at Play | |
Can you Guess? | 22 |
Sheriff Pottle's Problem | 26 |
Ropes and Rattlers | 40 |
Quiz | 92 |
Riders of the Range Picture-Strips | |
Jeff Arnold Spoils the Show | 18 |
Rustler Turns Rustler | 42 |
Luke's Tricky Throw | 88 |
Colour Plates | |
"Throw down your guns or make your fight," said Wyatt | Frontispiece Facing Page |
A dally-roper makes his throw | 16 |
With a shout of defiance the two men bounded out of the door | 33 |
Jeff pointed the rifle towards the headless horseman | 48 |
That horse takes a flyin' leap over the Rocky Mountains | 65 |
A shot from Johnson killed the Apache's horse | 80 |