There - I found it - a photocopied sheet of the the strip produced by the British comic genius Ronald Embleton in the 50s based on Rogers' Rangers.
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I love all of the Ron Embleton stuff you've posted thus far. You might be interested to know that someone is working on a book about Ron's work. That's a book I'd buy. Check out this blog.A posting about the book appears in a February 2009 posting. ~Gary
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Thanks for posting this! 9-2-20
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