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Here are more examples of the Steve Arlin collection.

Steve Also Has a Want List of Cap Guns!

Lone Star Hopalong Cassidy in black

Lone Star/Crescent Annie Oakley

Lone Star Davy Crockett (blue) and (gold) like Apache

Actoy Johnny Ringo

Pony Express (FINA Oil Co.)

Texas Ranger 5-in-1 rifle Leslie-Henry

Hamilton Annie Oakley (like Westerner)

Daisy model 61 (silver/blue, blue with gold trigger/gate)

Carnell Bat Masterson black, gold, nickel with 1" longer barrel

Carnell Bat Masterson with barrel scrolling

WBH and Jingles made by MCK

Kilgore Big Horn box

Kilgore CI Lone Ranger with name under cylinder and on grip

Kilgore CI Lone Ranger in chrome

Stevens Peacemaker in black, bronze and flash paint

Schmidt RR with white jeweled smooth grip

Schmidt gun with white carved grip

Schmidt gun with red grip

Schmidt gun with jeweled smooth grip

Schmidt with smooth white plastic grips

Small Schmidt with black or white grip

Lone Star BCM gold or black "Sixgun" …like the Hubley Cowboy

Leslie-Henry Laramie

Leslie-Henry Range Rider 9"

Leslie-Henry Young Buffalo Bill 9"

If you have any of these for sale or trade, please e-mail me or phone me at:
(619)287-2524

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NICHOLS GUNS
(in Uncle Talley's order)

VARIOUS OTHER COLLECTIONS




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If you wonder where your root canal money went, it went for Cap Guns on walls. Steve is an endodontist (retired), among other famous pasttimes and has invested wisely it would seem.

Well, he just had to put his printer somewhere. He'll probably sell it to make more space (and get more money) for Cap Guns.

Here's some mighty fine rifles. The 3 in the middle are obviously Hubleys. The rest are just leaning there like a bunch of umbrellas.

At first you would think this is the same scene, but it's more to the left and, of course, more rifles.

These are some pretty rare ones, for I don't even recognize them.

Back to another drawer just drammed full of nice Cap Guns. Charles Trois says he has the largest collection of Cap Guns in the world, but Steve must be right there with him. (and of course Chuck Quinn)

Here's that same drawer full, but on the other end so that you can see all of the guns.

Just a pile of George Schmidts Cap Guns!

Here's a bunch of English guns, a few Leslie-Henrys and a Nichols 41-40 in the middle...along with a Stallion 45 MK-II in the holster.

The right side of that drawer showing that scatter gun and what looks like a few Lone Stars on the right. That's a Johnny Eagle River Gun by Topper right in the middle. I have one of those. Got it from Judy Sinkular, one of our advertisers.

Crammed in with all of the other "loot" is a nice DE (Dale Evans) holster with Buzz Henry Cap Guns. Pretty rare—and valuable.

Now here's what I like to see. A really nice pile of Nichols Cap Guns. Lots of the black versions of the Stallion 45 MK-II. Those were made later in the life of the company.

Here's a bunch of the smaller Nichols Cap Guns. Lots of Spit-Fires and 32's and the "other" Nichols guns.

A good pile of the smaller Nichols guns with a bunch of my favorites—some of the Pasadena varieties. See that Silver Colt in the middle? And a Silver Pony right below it. I would probably trade my piano for this drawer full of Cap Guns. And put a down payment on a Steinway.




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