BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs No. 9, Betty Bowman

December 09, 1934.  BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs No. 9, Betty Bowman.  "The charming daughter of the Buckskin Boy's foster parents.  Betty is a smart little girl and endowed with plenty of that fine courage that pioneer women were often called upon to display."  "This concludes the present series of cut-outs.  There will be more later, if there are sufficient requests for them."  I have not been able to find any other cut-outs from this series.

BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs No. 8, The Panther

December 02, 1934.  BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs No. 8, The Panther.  Shawnee Chief, leader of a roving war party that threatens Daniel Boone and his pioneers on the way to Kentucky.

BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs No. 7, Uncle Shadrach

November 25, 1934.  BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs No. 7, Uncle Shadrach.  "Funny, lovable, old colored freedman who works for Lige Bowman, the Buckskin Boy's foster father.  Uncle Shadrach fears no perils so long as he has his rabbit's foot with him."

BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs No. 6, Pineknot Purdy

November 18, 1934.  BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs No. 6, Pineknot Purdy.  Old back-woods man, spry for his years, who instructs the Buckskin Boy in the ways of the woods.

BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs No. 5, Daniel Boone

November 11, 1934.  BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs No. 5, Daniel Boone (1734 - 1820).  Famous hunter-pioneer who in 1775 blazed the way to Kentucky and pushed the American frontier 100 miles west of the Alleghanies. - - - - - Long before Fess Parker played this American hero on television, J. Carroll Mansfield gave children this wonderful cut-out to play with and they could pretend to be Daniel Boone.

BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs No. 4, Jack Blount

November 04, 1934.  BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs No. 4 - Jack Blount.  "Handsome young Virginia Ranger and two-fisted fighting man, who is the Buckskin Boy's comrade in many adventures."  Series by J. Carroll Mansfield.

BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs No. 3, White Buffalo

October 28, 1934.  BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs No. 3, White Buffalo.  "The friendly old Delaware Indian who usually appears just in time to help the Buckskin Boy escape from some peril . . . ."  Cut-Outs by J. Carroll Mansfield, High Lights of History newspaper series.

BUCKSKIN BOY Cut-Outs by J. Carroll Mansfield

 October 14, 1934.  "KIT KIRBY is the plucky little hero of these thrilling stories of the frontier in Revolutionary War days. . . . . . KIT gets into many tight places but always comes up smiling."

October 21, 1934.  "MOLLY MacDONALD, pioneer girl, -- a courageous little heroine and loyal friend  . . . MOLLY looks well in feminine attire too, but perfers her boyish forest costume . . . . so do we!"