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"Trap of Gold" dramatized CD
Looking for a dramatized CD of Trap of Gold, my 94 yr old dad's favorite L'Amour story. Has to be dramatized. He has dementia and won't listen to jus
JoanneV59Apr-24-26 02:00 AM
by blamour
286557
Seeking specific story
Greetings folks, Many years ago I read a L’Amour book about a man who had a ranch inside a closed valley. He could access it through a cave. The ranc
JmdycMar-28-25 10:16 PM
by Jimmy
10331431
Need help finding a short story or novel
The story line is as follows. An orphan is being cared for by an English gentleman. I believe the man was an archeologist. 3 men he hired to guide him
JimmyMar-28-25 10:58 PM0156270
LL movies just found on Tubi streaming service
The Man Called Noon The Treasure of Ruby Hills The Shadow Riders It's been years since I posted on this site, but I thought I'd give ya'll a heads
JIMETMar-01-24 04:23 AM
by NoogaStrong
3285286
Forgot A Book
I can not remember the name of the book or the main character but I do remember a lot about the book itself. Firstly there is a canyon or valley that
JaythoAug-19-23 11:39 PM
by 3rdGen
2141932
The Lonesome Gods
There is a place mentioned in The Lonesome Gods called House Of Ravens it’s just to the southwest of the Salton Sea Bed on the book map. I’m from
IronOrchardOct-15-24 03:20 AM0298204
Cover Art
Please HELP! I recently inherited an oil painting painted by John Leone. I know that the art was on the cover of one of Louis L’Amour’s books. It is o
Harry daddyFeb-19-20 11:33 AM
by mesadelvadre8
15104522
Last of the Breed
Was anyone else disappointed in the ending of the Last of The Breed book? It's a great book with lots of action and a good theme that ends abruptly.
Hal_32572TXAug-03-20 12:15 PM
by Mike Shaffer
498040
Fav LL Book (Full novel, not incl S
Hopefully this is ok to post, but I put together a poll of Louis L'Amour books (my top picks anyway) and would love for my fellow LL lovers to vote on
grizzlyffAug-19-23 11:44 PM
by 3rdGen
5140320
Which book had a mine into a tower
I know I read a book where the main character was mining gold from the base of a tower. He was afraid it would fall the entire time and even paved a p
GorillaOct-04-24 09:30 PM
by Mustang Roberts
3329041
Which L'Amour novel is this quote f
-Hi all, I'm 60 and reading Louis L'Amour for the first time—a great little collection of stories called "Riding For The Brand." I've seen this quot
ghulseDec-03-22 06:26 PM
by Les Down Under
2312784
Books related to The Haunted Mesa/C
I need some help/guidance from those that may know. I am in search for books wrote by the great L’Amour relating to other worlds/dimensions/re alms.
GasolineheadNov-06-19 01:36 PM
by blamour
382414
Lost Treasures Question for Beau
Hi Beau, In his companion book on Louis, Robert Weinberg lists The Man in the Seersucker Suit, There Are People Like That and Lost Mountain as short
fins68Oct-30-20 04:59 PM
by fins68
276560
Future Lost Treasures editions?
Beau, are other titles in the pipeline for future Lost Treasures editions? These insights into your father's creativity are wonderful. Would love to
fanninmanApr-05-24 10:53 PM
by fanninman
2319434
Reading the New/Old books
I started off with Bendigo Shafter, as it had been on my mind recently, as I make the leatherette LL's my own. A book is not really mine until I have
FalconJan-11-20 08:30 PM
by Falcon
0224303
Callaghen
Callaghen is one that I've only read one or two times, and those times more than twenty years past. Released in 1972, it is well-crafted. It's a ver
FalconSep-30-20 09:28 PM
by Falcon
1076020
Complete set
Is there a place to post and sell the books ? I have a complete set of paperbacks and many other duplicates.
ericj8838Jul-12-20 06:45 PM
by Les Down Under
1110744
Welcome Back!
Guess technically this is kinda like giving yourself a nickname; you're not really supposed to do it. But I have decided to welcome myself back to the
epeterdFeb-26-20 03:26 AM
by epeterd
15105091
Clean mountain air
I was just thinking the other day that with coronavirus around it would be nice to have a place to bug out to. I remembered how LL mentioned in severa
epeterdApr-08-20 03:15 AM
by Rifleman
15110414
Great Courses Plus
Anyone here familiar with the Great Courses? It's a large collection of lectures by various professors on a bunch of topics like science, religion, ph
epeterdApr-21-20 11:13 PM
by epeterd
2108416
Shooting as you point your finger
I was wondering earlier which gun company had moved into Huntsville, AL a few years ago. So I googled it and was reading an article about it. (It was
epeterdMay-18-20 01:24 AM
by Mike Shaffer
17149663
Kilkenny
So I just finished reading Kilkenny, and started reading the Lost Treasures section in the back. I got to where Beau mentions that it was filmed in th
epeterdOct-21-20 05:07 PM
by Les Down Under
1792967
Cheyenne
Until this weekend I had never seen this show. The Decades channel has been showing it all weekend. Good Western. Reading about Clint Walker on Wikipe
epeterdSep-06-20 08:16 PM
by Tennessee Dave
582017
Bad Westerns
I saw this and figured I'd see what it said about 1970. It's the worst Western from the year you were born, starting in 1930, I think it was. Was a sl
epeterdNov-21-20 12:16 AM
by cowboybilliards
273773
coffee pots
I'm watching The Streets of San Francisco on the Decades channel. Scene where Karl Malden character's daughter is home from college. She asks how his
epeterdJan-08-21 08:56 PM
by Rick Abreu
2113971
Bendigo Shafter
Hey all. I've been reading this one and I can't remember where Ethan Sackett fits into the family tree. I have the Sackett Companion, but it's in stor
epeterdNov-19-20 03:51 AM
by epeterd
268423
Catlow
So, I recently finished reading Catlow, the Lost Treasures edition. Funny thing is I could have sworn I'd read it before, but none of it was familiar
epeterdJan-21-21 07:35 AM
by epeterd
5117757
The Empty Land
Just finished reading this. I've read it once before, but it's been a few years so I didn't really remember it. I like how he puts Matt and Madge toge
epeterdJun-30-21 07:38 AM
by epeterd
0336092
King Clancy
Don't know if anyone here follows hockey. I don't, but I happened to see that Pekka Rinne of Nashville won the King Clancy memorial trophy. I was just
epeterdJul-06-21 11:12 PM
by epeterd
0333245
Desert flash flood
I just saw this video on reddit. It's only a shallow ditch, so only dangerous to bugs and lizards probably, but it reminded me of the times that LL me
epeterdAug-15-21 07:41 AM
by epeterd
2728569
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