  The Pony Express Rider The Pony Express was the "Air Mail" of '49. Don Stanton on one of his trips to Good Man's Gulch becomes involved in a fight to the grave between a man known as Swift Death and the outlaw band of the Black Captain's. Two beautiful girls are also involved in the fight and the thrilling events that follow will hold you spellbound. Here is a story that you can not afford to miss. This series brings to you the Great West of Yesterday—San Francisco in '49—Custer City—The Dakotas—Texas—graphic stories of the most fascinating period in the history of the United States. Here is the Fighting West—The Romantic West—in an irresistible style! There are sixteen titles now available and to read one is to want them all. The Sixteen titles are:
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