
Riders of the Range for this year tells the true story of Buffalo Bill who learned to ride
from the Indians. Once again, Manh-Leh Has-kah-Ta-tan-kah gives advice on Indian craft.
Original Price : Unknown
Published by : Juvenile Productions Ltd in about 1954
Edited by : Charles Chilton
Dimensions : 20cm x 26.5cm with 96 pages.
Selected highlights:
- Learn how to identify more brand marks - although some of them look more like Runes.
- Longhorns are not stupid !
- Jeff Arnold learns about cooking
- Sing the Zebra Dun song
In The Corral | |
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Indian Heroes, Western Pioneers, Cowboy Cooks, Railroad Bandits | |
Page | |
"Long Legs" | 2 |
My Maverick | 16 |
The True Story of Buffalo Bill | 29 |
The Reluctant Trail Cook | 49 |
Joseph, War Chief of the Nez Perce | 65 |
The Iron Road | 80 |
The Ghost of San Carlos | 92 |
Riders of the Range, Stampeding Herds, Rustler, Canoe Racers, Indian Tribes | |
Jeff Arnold and the Lazy T | 12 |
Indian Tribe Puzzle | 39 |
Rustler to the Rescue | 40 |
The Great Canoe Race | 56 |
Indian Map | 78 |
Luke's Stampede | 88 |
Camps, Canoes, Cattle for Branding, Curious Critters | |
Indian Camp Craft | 22 |
The Zebra Dun | 27 |
Paddle Your Own Canoe | 44 |
More Curious Critters | 55 |
The Longhorns | 58 |
More Brand Marks | 64 |
Colour Plates | |
Long Legs held up the Apaches for Jeff to reach the camp | Frontispiece Facing Page |
Instead of the horse taking the strain, I took it - and came off | 16 |
Bill's rearing horse knocked the bandit to the ground | 33 |
Indians of the north-west coast building a canoe | 48 |
The warriors burnt the ranchers' homes to the ground | 65 |
On that single track the two trains were bound to crash | 80 |