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The Lone Ranger's Western Treasury #1 (1953) · The Collector

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Dell
The Lone Ranger's Western Treasury (1953)
#1

Dell#1

The Lone Ranger's Western Treasury

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The Lone Ranger's Western Treasury #1

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: September 1953
Cover price: $25.00
Pages: 100

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Grand Comics Database issue 273691

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6 titled

1The Story of the Lone Ranger
2Gold Coin Fraud
3Gunfight
4The Red Feather
5The Story of Silver
6Silver Dares the Deadly Rapids

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Characters

Butch Cavendish
Capt. Dan Reid
Death)
details)
dies)
John Reid
Lone Ranger
Ranger Jim
Silver (origin
Sylvan (Silver's father
Tonto
Tonto's father

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