Roy Rogers Bags
Description: Roy Rogers was an American actor, singer, and television host. He was a co-founder of the Sons of the Pioneers, a musical group. Rogers was one of the most popular Western stars of his era. Although he carried a gun it was only used as a last resort and to make sure good triumphed over bad guys. This is a "distressed" retro look of Roy Rogers-1
Description: Roy Rogers was an American actor, singer, and television host. He was one of the most popular Western stars of his era. Although he carried a gun it was only used as a last resort and to make sure good triumphed over bad guys. This is same as version 'Roy Rogers-3-Cowboy' but has a well worn distressed look.
Description: Given the recent unpleasantness surrounding President Trump's opinions of autistic people, it makes one yearn for the kindness, warmth and compassion of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, who were not only devout Christians but also humanitarians who valued the lives of all people regardless of race, creed or ability.
Description: That golden palomino rearing against red rock buttes in the left lens, Monument Valley mesas glowing in the right — Roy Rogers rides forever in these aviator shades. Grab this black-and-white crosshatch portrait of the King of the Cowboys and wear your western heart on your sleeve.
Description: Roy Rogers was an American actor, singer, and television host. He was a co-founder of the Sons of the Pioneers a musical group. Rogers was one of the most popular Western stars of his era. Although he carried a gun it was only used as a last resort and to make sure good triumphed over bad guys.
Description: A colorful vintage Western movie poster starring Roy Rogers, proudly holding a guitar alongside Trigger, “the smartest horse in the movies.” The composition features musical notes swirling across the background, dramatic close-up portraits, and bold retro typography in red and yellow. Co-starring Tito Guízar, the artwork blends cowboy heroics, musical charm, and romantic intrigue, with distressed textures enhancing its mid-century cinematic appeal.
Description: The Gay Ranchero is a 1948 American Western film starring Roy Rogers that was filmed in Wildwood Regional Park in Thousand Oaks, California, and despite its campy title, is one of the more action-packed Roy Rogers movies. The story follows criminal Vance Brados as he seeks to take over the profitable Mazanita Springs Spa and Airline, and uses sabotage and murder to make it happen. Sheriff Roy Rogers steps in to try to stop the sabotage of the planes. Aided by Nicci Lopez, Roy sets up a trap to try to catch Vance and his gang, but things get complicated when Vance becomes suspicious.
