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Steve Arlin was a pitcher for the San Diego
Padres for a number of years and then, after an injury went back to school and
became an endodontist. He also fell in love with the Cap Gun Hobby and garnered
what might be the best collection ever. His depth and scope of Cap Guns and Cap
Gun Rifles was simply staggering and he had possibly the finest Nichols Cap Gun
Collection on earth!!! Now why couldn't I say the same about myself? Because he
planned and I didn't! |
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As you can plainly see, Steve used to be
pretty good looking, but then old age set in and tore him up. Wait, I must be
talking about myself! But here he is enjoying the obvious dangers of being a
young cowboy. I'm sure the Liberals of this world would have a heart attack.
And to think that he grew up to be a major league baseball pitcher and then a
successful endodontist. Probably from that bad influence of
guns.
It's going to be hard to classify Steve
Arlin's collection. I think that the word "VAST" might come into play. He has
drawers and walls full of Cap Guns like some people have drawers full of so
many socks. Here is a large set of George Schmidt Cap Guns!
Leslie-Henry! I asked Steve if he would adopt me (so I could be
his heir!).
These are all Gene Autry Cap Guns
manufactured by assorted companies.
This is a group of Actoy Cap Guns. Notice the (disconnected)
stock and gun of the Actoy "Restless Gun" in the center. I think it will be
awhile before I have this many guns.
A whole
drawer of more Actoy Guns!
Look at all of the rust on
these Cast Iron Cap Guns! Just kidding. Very impressive!
Ahh! The competition! (To a Nichols family member!) HUBLEY! Lots
of Texans here. And, of course the nice 45.
Even more Hubleys. Is the drawer all of the way
out?
Nothing quite like having multiples of multiples. Way to go
Steve!
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