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Original vintage 1962 snapshot photograph depicting Ray “Crash” Corrigan and Max Terhune at Corriganville Movie Ranch.
Dated “OCT 62” at the top margin. The image captures a candid western-themed moment on the Corriganville street set, with period storefronts visible in the background. Max Terhunes shown holding a fan of playing cards, adding a relaxed, behind-the-scenes feel typical of ranch-era gatherings and promotional appearances.
Max Terhune worked alongside Crash Corrigan in The Mesquiteers and later in the Range Busters series, and was a regular guest attraction at Corriganville during its public western era. Their longtime association in film and personal appearances makes this an appealing image for collectors of B-western cinema.
Corriganville, founded by Crash Corrigan in Simi Valley, California, operated as both a working movie ranch and a popular western tourist attraction throughout the 1950s and 1960s. Original photographs taken during its public years are especially collectible among western film enthusiasts and California history collectors.
Provenance: Acquired from the Sam Sherman estate.
Size: Approximately 3 1/2 x 5 inches (standard snapshot format)
Condition:
Very good vintage condition with light handling wear consistent with age. Minor surface and edge wear typical of early 1960s snapshots. Please review all images carefully for exact condition details.
Original 1962 photograph — not a reproduction.
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