Autry, Gene

Gene Autry Goes to the Circus. Illustrated by John Ushler

Racine, Wisc. Whitman, c1950. Hardcover. Ill.: John Ushler. Good condition, corners worn .

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Book number: 23774

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AUTRY, Gene (1907-98)

Inscribed Photograph Signed

Known as "The Singing Cowboy," this Western star appeared in dozens of films between 1934 and 1954; turning his attention to baseball, he became successful owner of the California Angels. Color IPS, 8" X 10", n.p. n.d. [ca. 1960]. Very good. Small pinholes and light tape stain at each corner, else attractive overall. A superb, expertly hand-tinted head-and-shoulders portrait of a smiling young Autry in ten-gallon hat and elaborately embroidered Western shirt, inscribed large and bold in black fountain pen in a light area at upper right "To Donald Burnell / With best wishes / Gene Autry." Unusual in this hand-tinted format and exceptionally handsome. .

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Book number: 17556

Catalogue: Autographs

Keywords: Film & Theater

AUTRY, Gene (1907-98)

Inscribed Photograph Signed

Known as "The Singing Cowboy," this Western star appeared in dozens of films between 1934 and 1954; turning his attention to baseball, he became successful owner of the California Angels. IPS, 10" X 8", n.p. n.d. [ca. 1960]. Very good. Small pinholes and light tape stain at each corner, else attractive overall. Handsome glossy pose showing a seated Autry strumming his guitar in ten-gallon hat and typical Western garb, inscribed large and bold in black fountain pen in a light area at upper right "To Donald Burnell / With my best / wishes / Gene Autry." Ever-so-slight smudge to the "D" in "Donald." Quite attractive. .

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Book number: 17557

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AUTRY, Gene (1907-98)

Inscribed Photograph Signed

Known as "The Singing Cowboy," this Western star appeared in dozens of films between 1934 and 1954; turning his attention to baseball, he became successful owner of the California Angels. IPS, 3½" X 3½", n.p. n.d. [October 1955]. Very good. Light tape stain at each corner. Original, one-of-a-kind black-and-white snapshot of Autry in full cowboy regalia signing an autograph, surrounded by a couple of fans. At the bottom, in bold black fountain pen, he inscribes and signs: "To Donald / With My best / wishes / Gene Autry." The ink skips a bit on the "ld" in "Donald" and the "st" in "best," and one tape stain imposes partly on the "G" in "Gene." Overall, still an attractive example on a unique image. Likely taken at the Coliseum in Chicago. .

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Book number: 25810

Catalogue: Autographs

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AUTRY, Gene (1907-98)

Program with Signature

Known as "The Singing Cowboy," this Western star appeared in dozens of films between 1934 and 1954; turning his attention to baseball, he became successful owner of the California Angels. Printed color program, 4to (8½" X 11"), (12pp), n.p. n.y. Good plus. Edgeworn and either misnumbered (printed page 10 followed by printed page 15 as inside rear wrapper, though nothing appears removed). "Souvenir Program" (front wrapper title) of "The Gene Autry Show.. Featuring Gail Davis TV's Annie Oakley" (title page), undated but late 1950s vintage. Numerous illustrations. Heavy stock color front wrapper features, within decorative border, a closeup of Autry in Western garb smiling above his horse's decorative saddle where his hands (one clutching a lariat) rest. At lower left of this image is a facsimile signature of Autry -- almost side by side with this, at lower right of this image, an irregularly-clipped slip (roughly 3¼" X 1¼") bearing his actual signature in blue ballpoint has been neatly affixed. Several small tape stains at margins. Signature undated, but circa 1960. Once Gail Davis's syndicated "Annie Oakley" series (1854-57) came off the air, she toured with Autry in his traveling rodeo for several years. Despite mild wear both to program and signature, an appealing and very displayable image. .

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Book number: 44408

Catalogue: Autographs

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NOSTALGIA DIGEST, CHUCK SCHADEN'S (GENE AUTRY)

Nostalgia Digest and Radio Guide, Chuck Schaden's... : February, Feb. . / March, Mar. 2003

Morton Grove, IL, Nostalgia Digest / Chuck Schaden. 2003. SingleIssueMagazine. Book 29, chaper 2. Fanzine. Includes "Gene Autry, America's Number 1 Singing Cowboy" by Wayne W. Daniel. "A Failed Promise: The Magic of Wire Recording" by Bill Ryan, Groucho Marx, Dennis Day, and more. Minor soiling; a little stress and rubbing. Very Good+ to Near Fine.

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Book number: PQ1321

Catalogue: Fanzines

Keywords: Radio Movies Nostalgia Film Ephemera Pulps Fanzine Movie & TV Reference

GORDON, DAVE (EDITOR); SCOTT, NATHAN (ARRANGER); AUTRY, GENE (COMPILER)

Songs Gene Autry Sings: Sheet Music for Voice and Piano with Guitar Chords

Hollywood, CA, USA: Western Music Publishing Co, 1941. First Edition. Paperback. 58 pages. Containing new and old favorites that will live forever. Songs include: After To-Morrow; Back in the Saddle Again; Be Honest With Me; God Must Have Loved America; Good Old-Fashioned Hoe-Down; Home on the Range; I'll Wait for You; Little Pardner; Oh My Darling Clemintine; Old Macdonald Had a Farm; Old November Moon; Ole Peaceful River; Paradise in the Moonlight; Reuben and Rachael; Silver Threads Among the Gold; Tears on My Pillow; That Little Kid Sister of Mine; There Ain't No Use in Cryin' Now; The Merry-Go-Roundup; Under Fiesta Stars; Your Heart Belongs to Me. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A well-preserved copy of this great nostalgic collection.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Gordon, Dave (Editor); Scott, Nathan (Arranger); Autry, Gene (Compiler) Songs Gene Autry Sings: Sheet Music for Voice and Piano with Guitar Chords After To-Morrow; Back in the Saddle Again; Be Honest With Me; God Must Have Loved America; Good Old-Fashione. Good .

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Book number: 659c9645

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GENE AUTRY [W.H. HUTCHINSON]

Gene Autry and the Big Valley Grab

Racine, Wisconsin, Whitman Publishing Co. 1954. Hardcover, 8vo - over 7¾. Book, Signed by Gene Autry on the front cover. Racine, Wisconsin: Whitman Publishing Company, 1954. "An original story featuring Gene Autry famous motion picture, radio, and television star as hero." Illustrated by Randy Steffen. Authorized Edition. 282 pp. Decorative covers with corners, edges rubbed, closed tears tears at the hinges. Red dyed page edges. Decorative endpapers. Previous owner's name written on endpapers. Interior pages toned. Approx. 5 1/2" x 8" . Presents very well. Good. Signed by Author(s).

Peter Austern & Co. / Brooklyn BooksProfessional seller

Book number: 47ot

WHITLEY, RAY; AUTRY, GENE

Back in the Saddle Again: Sheet Music for Voice and Piano with Guitar Chords

Toronto/New York: Canadian Music Sales Corp./Chappell & Co. Inc, 1940. First Edition. Paperback. 6 pages. Nice photo cover. Average wear. A sound vintage copy of this great western classic.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Whitley, Ray; Autry, Gene Back in the Saddle Again: Sheet Music for Voice and Piano with Guitar Chords Cowboy Songs. Good .

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