The 66 Kids
🎶 Get your kicks on Route 66 🎶
Check out the New 66Kids book by Bob Boze Bell as he (and others) share what it’s like to live on Route 66. Order your autographed book today!
And pick up a hat 🧢 for cruisin’ in your neighborhood!
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The 66 Kids
🎶 Get your kicks on Route 66 🎶
Check out the New 66Kids book by Bob Boze Bell as he (and others) share what it’s like to live on Route 66. Order your autographed book today!
And pick up a hat 🧢 for cruisin’ in your neighborhood!
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The 66 Kids
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The 66 Kids Hat
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Where Mighty Saguaros Stand T-Shirt
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“Hello, Bob.”
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“Hello, Bob.” Coffee Mug
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Sam Is Hot
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Old Vaquero Framed
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Billy Basking In The Limelight
$75.00 – $150.00
TWO-LANE TALES
STORIES OF THE “MOTHER ROAD”
Raised along Route 66 in Kingman, Arizona, Old West historian and artist Bob Boze Bell and Western historian and travel writer Stuart Rosebrook team up from Cave Creek and Prescott, Arizona, to discuss the legendary “Mother Road,” Western travel and Old West history. They’ll share and debate Route 66 and Two-Lane Tales with a great cast of characters, Western writers, artists, film makers, chroniclers, researchers and lovers of the American West from around the world.
TWO-LANE TALES
STORIES OF THE “MOTHER ROAD”
Raised along Route 66 in Kingman, Arizona, Old West historian and artist Bob Boze Bell and Western historian and travel writer Stuart Rosebrook team up from Cave Creek and Prescott, Arizona, to discuss the legendary “Mother Road,” Western travel and Old West history. They’ll share and debate Route 66 and Two-Lane Tales with a great cast of characters, Western writers, artists, film makers, chroniclers, researchers and lovers of the American West from around the world.
saddle up
Cause we aren’t stoppin’ there. Every copy sold of Bob Boze Bell’s Old Vaquero Sayings book will include 5 Triple B coasters. The next 12 orders will also receive a FREE Stinkin’ Badge.
saddle up
Cause we aren’t stoppin’ there. Every copy sold of Bob Boze Bell’s Old Vaquero Sayings book will include 5 Triple B coasters. The next 12 orders will also receive a FREE Stinkin’ Badge.
LIMITED EDITION
and selling out fast
Only 100 signed and numbered copies printed. You won’t want to miss getting your hands on a copy while you can.
LIMITED EDITION
and selling out fast
Only 100 signed and numbered copies printed. You won’t want to miss getting your hands on a copy while you can.
My creative collaboration with the Boys down at Cattletrack has resulted in a special limited edition collector’s book of Old Vaquero Sayings. Here’s how this came about. Three years ago, Mark McDowell suggested we team up to do a book of my Old Vaquero Sayings.
My creative collaboration with the Boys down at Cattletrack has resulted in a special limited edition collector’s book of Old Vaquero Sayings. Here’s how this came about. Three years ago, Mark McDowell suggested we team up to do a book of my Old Vaquero Sayings.
FEATURED ON THE COCHISE COUNTY TRAVELS PODCAST
Listen as Bob shares stories about growing up along Route 66
FEATURED ON THE COCHISE COUNTY TRAVELS PODCAST
Listen as Bob shares stories about growing up along Route 66
HAPPY CUSTOMERS
Bob Boze Bell Happy Customer with “Hello, Bob” Mug and Tshirt
Amy and Uno, two of our favorite customers! And not just because Uno is Bob’s…
Linda Pardo getting a good sip in with her new “Hello, Bob” mug from our shop!
Kenny Richardson & Ed Mell
Dana Davis and Toby Orr from Kingman, AZ commissioned this original painting, “Lt. Beale And His Camel Corp Enter What Became Known As Railroad Pass in Mohave County.”
Commissioned painting
HAPPY CUSTOMERS
Bob Boze Bell Happy Customer with “Hello, Bob” Mug and Tshirt
Amy and Uno, two of our favorite customers! And not just because Uno is Bob’s…
Linda Pardo getting a good sip in with her new “Hello, Bob” mug from our shop!
Kenny Richardson & Ed Mell
Dana Davis and Toby Orr from Kingman, AZ commissioned this original painting, “Lt. Beale And His Camel Corp Enter What Became Known As Railroad Pass in Mohave County.”
Commissioned painting