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Just added May 28,2025, a new Western Treasures-- Just added many new books, comic books, photos, music, pinbacks, BLBs, trading cards, DVDs and other items to our Miscellaneous Collectibles sections. Just added 100s of Western 8x10" movie stills for sale. Three pages...Look under Collectibles For Sale.
Just added many Western pressbooks for sale. Check 'em out, listed under Miscellaneous Collectibles.
NOW AVAILABLE! Boyd Magers’ 10th book! FOREIGN ORDERS INQUIRE FOR PRICE/SHIPPING.
Check out hundreds of B-Western and TV star autographs for sale...along with a few silent actors. Go to Miscellaneous Collectibles and then Autographs.
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Check out: "Circus Cowboys" a special category in our "Articles" section. Scroll down in the section for all the circus history of Tom Mix, Ken Maynard, Hoot Gibson, Jack Hoxie, Buck Jones, Tim McCoy and many more.
This website will be a frequently updated, evolving site, with new articles, reviews and sales items added continually. Look for new articles and photos in the “Do You Remember…”, “Comic Book Cowboys”, “Will Hutchins—A Touch of Hutch”, “Serial Report”, “Characters and Heavies”, “An Interview With…”, “Best and Worst of the Silent Westerns” and “Western Treasures” sections to be added regularly, with already posted articles always available in our archives for each section. Sales material—original movie posters (western and non-western), lobby cards, and much more are available for purchase as well as superb high quality laser copies made from our extensive collection of over 5,000 western lobby cards. We also have toys, books, magazines, collectibles and miscellaneous other memorabilia for sale. We hope you’ll keep coming back to this site as new material will be added to all categories continually. We also have a section enabling you to order direct from us several of our books devoted to westerns. You may also subscribe to our print edition of WESTERN CLIPPINGS and purchase available back issues of WC. We hope you’ll put www.westernclippings.com into your “Favorites” and visit us often. Thanx and enjoy—
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Welcome to Western Clippings, an online supplement to our print version of WESTERN CLIPPINGS which is now in its 30th year. (Click on “Subscribe to WESTERN CLIPPINGS” in our menu.)
6/28/25—Noted martial artist Aki Aleong, 91, died June 22 in Brooklyn, NY. Seen in numerous TV Westerns: "Wyatt Earp", "Virginian", "Buckskin", "Kung Fu".
6/28/25—Teen idol Bobby Sherman, 81, star of "Here Come the Brides", died June 24 in L.A.
6/28/25—Charles Bateman, 93, star of TV's "Two Faces West", died on April 20, 2024 in LaMesa, CA.
6/10/25—Pippa Scott, 90, who played one of the abducted daughters alongside Natalie Wood in John Ford's classic "The Searchers", died of heart failure May 22 in Santa Monica, CA. She's also in some 16 TV Western episodes.
5/21/25—Val Kilmer, 65, who was so good in "Tombstone" ('93) as Doc Holliday, died of throat cancer last April 1 in L.A.
5/21/25—Joe Don Baker, 89, memorable as Sheriff Buford Pusser in "Walking Tall" and several James Bond films, died May 7. Westerns were "Guns of the Magnificent Seven", "Junior Bonner", "Wild Rovers" and TV's "Bonanza", "Big Valley", "High Chaparral", "Iron Horse", "Lancer", "Gunsmoke".
5/21/25—Actress Joan O'Brien, 89, died May 5 in San Antonio, TX. The singer/actress was in "The Alamo", "Comancheros", "Six Black Horses" and 14 different TV Westerns including "Cheyenne", "Rawhide", "Virginian".
4/21/25—Sugarfoot is gone. Barbara Hutchins just called to tell us Will Hutchins died at 4:20 pm EDT to (April 21) after a short illness. Will would have been 95 this coming May 5. Remembrances and codolences may be sent to us and will be passed on to Barbara Hutchins.
3/25/25—Pilar Del Rey, 95, best known as Mrs. Obregon, the Mexican woman in "Giant" who had a seriously ill newborn who grows to be the dommed WWII soldier played by Sal Mineo, died this past February 23 in L.A. Many Westerns—"Kid From Texas" w/Audie Murphy, "Black Horse Canyon", "Jubilee Trail" and others including TV's "Hopalong Cassidy", "Kit Carson", "Stories of the Century", "Have Gun Will Travel", "26 Men", "Shotgon Slade", "Daniel Boone", "High Chaparral" and others.
3/10/25—Two time Oscar winner Gene Hackman, 95, his wife and their dog were found dead in their Santa Fe, NM home on February 26. Foul play was not suspected but there is an ongoing investigatin. Westerns include "Zandy's Bride", "Bite the Bullet", "Hunting Party", "Unforgiven", "Geronimo: An American Legend", "Wyatt Earp", "The Quick and the Dead" and a TV episode of "Iron Horse".
2/7/25—The striking Olive Sturgess, 91, died February 19 in L.A. Born in Ocean Falls, British Columbia, Canada, she came to Hollywood in 1954 and was signed to Universal in her early 20s. Her TV Western work was extensive..."Tales of Wells Fargo", "Cheyenne", "Sugarfoot", "Buckskin", "Have Gun Will Travel", "Lawman", "Rawhide", "The Rebel", "Texan", "U.S. Marshal", "Laramie", "Maverick", "Tall Man", "Wagon Train", "Whispering Smith", "Bonanza", "Outlaws", "Wide Country", "Destry", "Virginian", "Bronco" and "Requiem for a Gunfighter" in 1965 with Rod Cameron and Tim McCoy.
