Bakelite radio, "The Lone Ranger", Pilot

Model O5GCB-1541. 1951. Plastic. White and multi-color. Minor Chip

Radio, Lone Ranger, Montgomery Wards Airline Model 05GCB-1541, Serial # 489806, hard plastic w/high-relief image of Lone Ranger on Silver, image does not light up, some paint loss on face & missing tu

Clayton Moore (1914-1999), star of network TV and radio Lone Ranger programs; signed card dated 1979 in a mat dedicated to The Lone Ranger; two signed 8 x 10 color photos; a Jay Silverheels signed car

Clayton Moore (1914-1999), star of network TV and radio Lone Ranger programs; four black Sharpie signed 'Clayton Moore, Lone Ranger' and one 'Regards, Clayton Moore' black and white photos of him in c

Clayton Moore (1914-1999), star of network TV and radio Lone Ranger programs; five Sharpie signed black and white photos of him in character, drawn pistols or with Silver, two blue and three in black

Clayton Moore (1914-1999), star of network TV and radio Lone Ranger programs; five Sharpie signed 'Clayton Moore, Lone Ranger' black and white photos of him in character and in action poses - one addi

Clayton Moore (1914-1999), star of network TV and radio Lone Ranger programs; five Sharpie signed 'Clayton Moore, Lone Ranger' black and white photos of him in character and with his horse, Silver; th

Clayton Moore (1914-1999), star of network TV and radio Lone Ranger programs; five Sharpie signed black and white photos of him in character, deputizing Boy Scouts or with Silver, one blue and four bl

Clayton Moore (1914-1999), star of network TV and radio Lone Ranger programs; four Sharpie and one ballpoint signed photos of him in character, four with privately issued certificates of authenticity.

Clayton Moore (1914-1999), star of network TV and radio Lone Ranger programs; five Sharpie signed photos of him in character, four with privately issued certificates of authenticity. Measure 8 x 10 in

Clayton Moore (1914-1999), star of network TV and radio Lone Ranger programs; five Sharpie signed 'Clayton Moore, Lone Ranger,' glossy black and white 8 x 10 inch photos of him in character, riding Si

Clayton Moore (1914-1999), star of network TV and radio Lone Ranger programs; Sharpie signed black and white 8 x 10 photograph 'To Angelo, Clayton Moore, Lone Ranger;' four 3 x 5 inch signed cards, on

Made by Majestic, Model 104, this radio features a plastic relief of Wind West hero, the Lone Ranger, riding Silver. Original plastic tuning knobs. It is very difficult to find this radio complete, le

Decal on bottom is marked "Montgomery Ward". Untested. Depicts Lone Ranger on front. Nice white bright color. Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size 7 -1/4" L.

Includes Boxed Pedometer, Boxed Deputy Badge, Merita Bread Key chain on Repro Box, Film Ring with Box and Lone Ranger Kit with mailing box.

Pilot Bakelite radio. Dark red-brown body with black knobs. Made in USA, 1940. Dimensions: 15.25 " W x 8.75 " H x 7.50 "D; 

2 Radios- 1). Jewel radio, Model # 5200, case is in good condition, not working. 5 1/2 x 9 x 5''; and 2). Knight bakelite ranger radio, Model #83-275, 1946, back missing, chip on left side has been re

Signed/autographed by Clayton Moore - The Lone Ranger Original Radio Broadcast Coca Cola 1972 12 album, please review pictures for details. Scratch on album. Comes with certificate of authenticity.

For The Lone Ranger Original Radio Broadcast. George Garabedian Production. 1972 Framed. 17" square

Grouping of Midcentury radio premiums including; a Lone Ranger Pedometer in original shipping box, a Tom Mix Ralston Straight Shooter String Phone in original shipping box, and a Jack Armstrong Hike-O

A large collection of voice-over scripts from the early 1950s, owned and used by Casey Kasem for his roles in radio programs such as The Lone Ranger, Sergeant Preston of the Yukon, Challenge of the Yu

1940's Marconi Model 218 Tube Radio in Bakelite Case, 1940 Pilot Model B-1 Tube Radio in Bakelite Case and 1940's GE Model L-621 Tube Radio. Some age related wear, GE Has all/ most parts that have to

This set of two posters were created in 1957, the first year The Lone Ranger was televised in color. They were created by General Mills, the main sponsor of both the television and radio show, as a bo

"Heigh-Yo Silver", 10 cents; based on the famous radio program; Dell Publishing, Copyright 1938; toning; 11 1/2" x 8 1/2"; G-G+