This carving of a youthful Dale Evans on a presentation box that contained a copy of her Colt Official Police.  It sold at a special auction to benefit the Happy Trails Foundation.  A presentation box carving runs $300.

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This scrimshawed horse with a Ruby eye on pearl duplicates the grip on Roy’s gold-plated Colt.  It was part of the Silver Screen Legends II package to benefit the Happy Trails Foundation.

e-of-a-kind collectible gun-holster-presentation box set for the Happy Trails Foundation.

The Silver Screen Legends series is raffled off each year to raise money for the children's home Roy Rogers began and which Roy Rogers Jr. and Dale Evans continue to support.

Silver Screen Legends III raised nearly $100,000 for the cause.

Silver Screen Legends IV was the 2001 project. The 4-3/4-inch engraved Colt, holster from Legends in Leather and box are an homage to the great cowboys of the 1950s.

Carved into the lid, from the left are the images of Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger, Lash LaRue, Eddie Dean, and Guy Madison as Wild Bill Hickock. Call or e-mail me if you would like a chance at winning the latest SSL collectible.

This image of Roy Rogers firing a 7-1/2-inch Colt was on the top of a presentation box containing a replica of the gold-plated Colt.  In the annual raffle, the box, gun and holster package raised nearly $30,000 for the Happy Trails Foundation.

This presentation box depicting Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger with Lash Larue, Eddie Dean and Guy Madison as Wild Bill Hickock was part of a package that fetched more than $40,000 in the annual Happy Trails Foundation raffle.  A gun box carving for you would cost $300.

This is the Silver Screen Legends III gun box for the Happy Trails Foundation.  It was an homage to the leatherwork of Bob Brown who outfitted a number of the Hollywood legends of the 1940s and 1950s.  A box carving for you would cost $300.