Photo Re created with Marx Chief Cherokee

Love the Johnny West collection
I grew up with them and the Knights set had so much fun jousting with them

Scottish.Actionman. wrote:

Hi Ian my friend   ,
It's Always a Joy to come across new bits and pieces that you haven't seen before. And an Even better feeling when they arrive through the post   .

Very kind regards ,
Allan

Hi Allan yes that is a big part of our hobby, actually finding new exciting pieces I agree when they arrive through the door is great feeling

JohnnyE4 wrote:

Love the Johnny West collection
I grew up with them and the Knights set  had so much fun jousting with them

Thanks Johnny the Louis Marx stuff is great I have quite a few of the different pieces including the Marx Knights I did some photo artwork a while back with a few of these here's a couple I did back then Cheers Ian

That's quite a collection of knights!

impressive collection

TNshooter wrote:

That's quite a collection of knights!

Cheers Daryl these pics are from a while back, I'm starting to slim down my collection nowadays to make it more manageable

JohnnyE4 wrote:

impressive collection

Thanks Johnny these are quite old photo's I'm selling off a few now before the floor goes through on the attic

Enjoying this thread! Superb!

inntruderr61 wrote:

Enjoying this thread! Superb!

Thanks Jim here's a couple more pics of the Chief and some other Native Americans you may like

such a small Tee-Pee
real life size is 15 to 20 feet tall
need room to breath in all the closeness

lucky my people lived in a hut type round house like a snail shell no door or corners so
spirits can enter and leave at will

JohnnyE4 wrote:

such a small Tee-Pee
real life size is 15 to 20 feet tall
need room to breath in all the closeness

lucky my people lived in a hut type round house like a snail shell no door or corners so
spirits can enter and leave at will

Yes Johnny I totally agree, but I suppose if Marx had made to be full scale it would have taken up a lot of space, but certainly would have been an awsome piece
Cheers Ian