Western Roy Rogers Curtain

Roy Rogers | 1950s | 30" x 56" | Curtain Panel

Western Roy Rogers Curtain champions the Wild West of the 1950s with authentic southwestern cowboy imagery and collectible textile heritage. This single panel attributed to Bates features whimsical colorful western motifs in red, green, brown and white patterns on a taupe base that epitomize mid-century cowboy home decor. The excellent pre-owned condition and classic Roy Rogers branding make this curtain perfect for collectors, western enthusiasts, and anyone seeking authentic 1950s southwestern home accessories with distinctive cowboy charm.

Specifications

• Brand: Roy Rogers (attributed to Bates)
• Era: 1950s
• Pattern: Southwestern cowboy motifs
• Color: Red, green, brown and white on taupe base
• Material: Cotton
• Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition
• Dimensions: Single panel 30" x 60"
• Care Instructions: Gentle cleaning recommended
• Manufacturing Origin: United States

Key Features

This authentic Roy Rogers curtain panel features detailed southwestern cowboy imagery with whimsical colorful motifs that showcase 1950s textile artistry. The cotton construction provides authentic vintage texture and period-appropriate styling, while the classic western design elements capture the spirit of mid-century ranch house decor that defined Wild West home styling.

Perfect for

Ideal for Roy Rogers collectors, southwestern decor enthusiasts, vintage textile collectors, western-themed interiors, and anyone creating authentic 1950s cowboy ambiance. Perfect as a replacement piece to complete vintage sets, single window treatments, or repurposing into throw pillows and western-themed home accessories.

Condition Details

Excellent pre-owned condition with minor stains along one side as documented in photographs. The cotton fabric maintains structural integrity with vibrant colors and clear cowboy motifs throughout. Condition reflects careful preservation of this collectible 1950s Roy Rogers textile, suitable for both decorative display and functional use.