How the West Was Won

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How the West Was Won is a 1962 American epic Western film directed by Henry Hathaway (who directed three out of the five chapters: "The Rivers," "The Plains" and "The Outlaws"), John Ford ("The Civil War") and George Marshall ("The Railroad"), produced by Bernard Smith, written by James R. Webb, and narrated by Spencer Tracy. The film centers on a family and their descendents over the span of decades as they explore and settle the American frontier of the United States…Wikipedia
See also: John WayneDebbie ReynoldsGregory PeckJohn FordHenry FondaGeorge PeppardEli WallachJames StewartSpencer TracyJames Arness
Large, Original Hand-Painted 33‘‘ x 23‘‘ Glass Movie Title Art Crediting John Wayne for ‘‘How the West Was Won‘‘ -- The Only John Wayne Glass Title Art Available

sold for $35,000 in 2017

Lot 453 - James Stewart tunic, pants & hat How the West Was Won

sold for $20,910 in 2011

Lot 458 - Debbie Reynolds gown from How the West Was Won

sold for $20,910 in 2011

Lot 469 - Cinerama main title camera art

sold for $14,760 in 2011

Lot 455 - Debbie Reynolds gown from How the West Was Won

sold for $13,530 in 2011

John Wayne‘s Screen-Worn Cavalry Uniform From ‘‘How the West Was Won‘‘

sold for $9,000 in 2019

Lot 459 - George Peppard jacket from How the West Was Won

sold for $8,610 in 2011

John Wayne Worn Cavalry Uniform Jacket and Vest From How The West Was Won (1962). ...

sold for $8,125 in 2019

James Stewart "Linus Rawlings" leather trapper tunic from How the West Was Won....

sold for $8,060 in 2018

Lot 1309 - Jimmy Stewart "Linus Rawlings" screen worn tunic from How the West was Won.

sold for $7,680 in 2015

Lot 462 - Costume sketch for Debbie Reynolds How the West Was Won

sold for $5,843 in 2011

Lot 454 - Gregory Peck overcoat & pants from How the West Was Won

sold for $5,535 in 2011

Lot 487 - JIMMY STEWART HOW THE WEST WAS WON ENSEMBLE

sold for $5,440 in 2012

Lot 1193 - A Jimmy Stewart buckskin jacket from How the West Was Won

sold for $5,250 in 2015

Lot 456 - Gregory Peck suit and vest from How the West Was Won

sold for $4,920 in 2011

Lot 157 - James Arness | "How the West Was Won" "Zeb Macahan" Ensemble with Photo and DVD

sold for $4,550 in 2024

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  1. 96United States
  2. 4United Kingdom
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  1. 99Auctions
  2. 1Non-auction sources
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  1. 76Profiles in History
  2. 10Heritage
  3. 8Julien's
  4. 5Bonhams
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  1. 100eBay US (Buy It Now)
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