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Source eBay. Richard Boone / Paladin 'business card' for the CBS Television western series "Have Gun-Will Travel". The card is grey stock with black ink, measuring approximately 2.25" X 3.625", die-cut with rounded corners. On the back is a facsimile signature of the show's star, Ricard Boone.
Apr 10, 2024 · I am selling 3x5in print replicas of Paladin’s (Richard Boone) business cards from the iconic TV Western series “Have Gun Will Travel”. Perfect for Western fans and collectors! Printed to actual size of the original prop cards used in the series. $4 each 2/$6 4/$10 I CAN ALSO CUSTOMIZE THEM TO HAVE YOUR NAME AND LOCATION!!!
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Apr 25, 2024 · The business card featured the iconic “knight chess piece” logo, as well as the words “Have Gun Will Travel” and Paladin’s contact information. 7. Did the business card become a cultural icon? For many fans of the show, the “Have Gun Will Travel” business card became a symbol of Paladin’s adventurous and independent spirit. 8.
2.25x3.5" "Have Gun Will Travel" business card has inscription "Please Join Us In A Toast To Our Fifth Year! Richard Boone." Front of card also has "Set of Coasters" written along top in same blue ink. Card was sent to Hollywood columnist Jimmy Starr. Comes with 5x7" vintage photo of Boone as Paladin from the classic 1957 TV western.
Have Gun – Will Travel is an American Western television series that ran on CBS from 1957 to 1963, starring Richard Boone as the gentleman gunfighter Paladin, a West Point-educated former army officer who worked as a "fixer" of sorts, settling disputes and solving problems that would normally escalate into unnecessary violence, charging a standard fee of $1,000.
A nice collectible piece from the classic Western television series, Have Gun Will Travel. Richard Boone played Paladin who would hand out these cards from his Room 420 at the Carlton Hotel in San Francisco. The business card holder is black plastic with a signed picture of Paladin holding a gun on the front and a plain black back.
