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Ranger in this version can be found with a label which is often faded. I
have never seen Tonto with a label which would indicate that it was only
sold in the Box Set as pictured below. If there is a Tonto with a label then
Pictured Above: it would be quite rare.
Pictured Left: The 1950's version of The Lone Ranger by Kohner. It is
the larger style with a plastic base. The Horse is wood but the lone
ranger and the horse head are molded plastic. The tail is made of some
type of horse hair material.
have never seen Tonto with a label which would indicate that it was only
sold in the Box Set as pictured below. If there is a Tonto with a label then
Pictured Above: it would be quite rare.
Pictured Left: The 1950's version of The Lone Ranger by Kohner. It is
the larger style with a plastic base. The Horse is wood but the lone
ranger and the horse head are molded plastic. The tail is made of some
type of horse hair material.
Pictured Above: The very rare 1968 Kohner Boxed Set of The Lone Ranger & Tonto Push Button Puppets. Until
Tonto always showing up without a label. A friend actually purchased one at a live online auction and it is
pictured above in near mint condition. This particular example later sold on eBay for a record setting price.
Tonto always showing up without a label. A friend actually purchased one at a live online auction and it is
pictured above in near mint condition. This particular example later sold on eBay for a record setting price.
