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Here is one of the finest small collections that
I have seen in awhile. Bob and Pat DeFeis.
You can reach
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Dangerous Bob
DeFeis |
If you want your Cap Gun collection featured, then
please send your photos to:
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A picture of some of his
collection of Mattel's famous guns and holster sets.
This is the Agent Zero W complete box set, rifle,
holster, pistol, ankle derringer, in box. In case you wish to be well-informed,
this is the same rapid fire rifle that was used for the Planet of the Apes
rifle! The same weird combination of Lewis-type machine gun magazine with a
Winchester rifle! See that little ankle Derringer? It's the same one that is
used on the belt buckle combination.
Mattel Buffalo Hunter set, came with all the
stuff you see in the box. This is the second boxed version of the Buffalo
Hunter Set that Mattel produced, released around 1964. This rifle was used in
several different combinations as they saw fit.
This photo and the one directly above it is of
the first set Mattel produced. This set has the all-leather holster and knife
sheath. Most of the others you find are suede or cowhide.
A light tan leather version of the Mattel Buffalo
Hunter holster. Note no "M" insignia on the holster. There is nothing in any
catalogs but it's definitely a Mattel holster.
The picture on the left shows the Mattel Shootin'
Shells single shaft. The right shows Mattel Shootin' Shells in yellow. Both are
extremely rare.
This Daisy Kid Fast Draw
Outfit boxed set is complete and very rare. The cap gun used a two-piece bullet
made by Nichols for Daisy. The gun was also made by Nichols. This model gun
carried a special twirling trigger.
Colt six shooter rifle with the large .45
Shootin' Shell gun by Mattel.
This is a Fast
Draw Gun and Holster Set made by Classy Products Corp, Woodside, NY. There is
an Indian in full headdress on the hand grip and the gun reads Buntline
Special. It's a six shooter that holds bullets. Very unusual carded set
complete with holster and bullets.
This is the
Nichols Model 61 with a gray holster. It has an American flag and a Confederate
flag on the holster flap and the buckle. I'd love to get more information
regarding this holster. I don't find anything in any books I've seen. It looks
like the Gray Ghost, but it is not. Maybe some of you knowledgeable folks out
there can give me a clue. I do know that it came in several different
colors.
Another nice group of Cap
Guns lined up on shelves. Is this nice or what? I have a similar shelf right
here beside my computer desk, but it is mostly full of real bullets. Every
red-blooded American should have at least as many bullets as I do. It keeps the
burglars (and TYRANTS) away.
Thanks For The Offering Bob and
Pat!
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