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This picture is one of
the first glass cabinets you encounter as you enter this huge upstair
office....containing an impressive Hopalong Cassidy collection guarded by a one
arm bandit (vintage slot machine), a Hoppy guitar & a Wagon Train
guitar.
YOU CAN CLICK ON ALL OF THESE FOR A
LARGER PHOTO!
The next
cabinet (door on left) has a pair of Gold Leslie-Henry Hoppy Guns & lots
more guns & such.
You can see he has a Lone
Star Night Rider (I definitely need to have a bunch of shots of that) and a
Lone Star Outlaw Six Gun (more shots needed too!). Is it me, or does it seem
that he just has this stuff CRAMMED IN? If you were to get up nice and close,
then you would discover that there isn't a piece of junk within 2 miles, which
seems to be the size of his collection.
The left side of this cabinet. Barely room for an average-sized
mouse and he would have to be an antique too. You can see Buffalo Bill, Davy
Crockett, & others.
In the
middle of this photo are mint in the pack (MIP) Cap Guns on a Hubley stand. You
will also notice what looks like a Bat Masterson walking cane.
Here we
have even more MIP Hubley Cap Guns on Hubley stands. Notice that Cap Gun that
has a horse's head for a handle. See? It is called a Mustang. I wonder if Chuck
has a mint Hubley Texan .45?
Here is a little corner
with photos, information and Cap Guns for Alan Ladd (mint of course) w/box
& his character, Shane. And in the box is a Shane Holster.
Droooool.
Belinda says that all of these photos are making
her eyes go blurry with envy. I'm way past that. To be fair, I really don't
want all of these Cap Guns. I would be happy with simply a really nice set of
Nichols Cap Guns, for that is where my heart is. I wonder why? On the bottom
shelf is an extremely rare Peter Breck Black Saddle holster. Few people have
this one and most want it.
This photo has a Wyatt Earp
Buntline Special and The Gunslinger. While I would like to get close-up photos
of the Cap Guns and boxes by themselves, I surely wouldn't want anybody to open
an unopened box for me. I guess a person could spend a week here, but he would
have to drink a lot of water and carry a bowl under his chin.
A case just chock full of really nice cast iron Cap Guns and I
can't tell the names. Hey, I'm an amateur. Chuck is a pro. His cabinets are
worth more than my collection!
Here are lots of nice Lone
Star Cap Guns. Chuck has so many rare & hard to find pieces that his
collection is unbelievably WONDERFUL!
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