X Bar X Boys - List of Titles

List of Titles

  1. The X Bar X Boys On The Ranch - 1926
  2. The X Bar X Boys In Thunder Canyon - 1926
  3. The X Bar X Boys On Whirlpool River - 1926
  4. The X Bar X Boys On Big Bison Trail - 1927
  5. The X Bar X Boys At The Round-Up - 1927
  6. The X Bar X Boys At Nugget Camp - 1928
  7. The X Bar X Boys At Rustlers' Gap - 1929
  8. The X Bar X Boys At Grizzly Pass - 1929
  9. The X Bar X Boys Lost In The Rockies - 1930
  10. The X Bar X Boys Riding For Life - 1931
  11. The X Bar X Boys In Smoky Valley - 1932
  12. The X Bar X Boys At Copperhead Gulch - 1933
  13. The X Bar X Boys Branding The Wild Herd - 1934
  14. The X Bar X Boys At The Strange Rodeo - 1935
  15. The X Bar X Boys With The Secret Rangers - 1936
  16. The X Bar X Boys Hunting The Prize Mustangs - 1937
  17. The X Bar X Boys At Triangle Mine - 1938
  18. The X Bar X Boys And The Sagebrush Mystery - 1939
  19. The X Bar X Boys In The Haunted Gully - 1940
  20. The X Bar X Boys Seeking The Lost Troopers - 1941
  21. The X Bar X Boys Following The Stampede - 1942

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