Toys of the Seventies, Johnny West

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johnny, jane, jessie and jamie were all made of incredibly hard plastic. they were heavy action figures that stood about 9inches tall. they came with gunbelts, guns, vests, hats, and so on. the horses were thunderbolt, flame and poncho pony. there was also the buckboard that thunderbolt pulled and johnny west's ranch house. now these were durable toys. they just don't make'em like this anymore.
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HOLLIS - December 21, 2007 - Report this comment
I WOULD LIKE TO COLLECT THESE.
Richard - April 24, 2008 - Report this comment
I have the entire set! I still have it sitting at home! my 5 year old son plays with it sometimes. I used to love playing with these, my brother and I used to take Johnny West and Sam Cobra tie our dad's ties around them and fling them to see who went farther. I miss the good old days and playing with toys...
Olympianbabe - March 21, 2009 - Report this comment
I love cowboys and horses!!!! I would love to add these to my toy collection!!!!
Mark - February 27, 2010 - Report this comment
I was a little old when I got my first Johnny West "action figure". But I had a blast in the short time I did play with those guys. I had Johnny and Thunderbolt along with Captain Maddox. Also had the buckboard along with another Thunderbolt that had coasters on his hooves making it easier to pull the buckboard. My brothers and sister also had a few figures. I had mine until the mid 80's and then they were accidentally destroyed. About 1999 I looked into starting to collect these things again, was in on an Ebay price war for a buckboard back then, I dropped out at $500. A pricey hobby to get into today but I think well worth it. These were great durable toys.

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