Screen-used hand-drawn prop map from the 1954 Warner Bros. Western film The Bounty Hunter, used on screen by the film's hero, Randolph Scott, in his role as bounty hunter Jim Kipp. Accomplished in graphite and brown colored pencil, the map measures 28.75 x 20, and depicts areas of Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Texas, and "Indian Territory." Landmarks, rivers, and major cities are marked, including "Twin Forks," which was Kipp's destination. The map is carried by Randolph Scott in two scenes, and can be seen in a close-up of Kipp pointing to "Twin Forks" as his destination. Mounted and framed to an overall size of 36 x 24.5. In fine condition, with some light staining. Accompanied by a metallic 7 x 5 print featuring four stills in which the map is seen.
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