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If you want your Cap Gun collection featured, then
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Chuck Also Has a Want List of Cap Guns!
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Bat Masterson by Carnell, Black
Bat Masterson by Carnell, Long
Barrel
Bat Masterson, Lone
Star, Bronze, BM 8
Bronco,
Kilgore, Gold
Buffalo Bill,
Balantyne, 45 Cal., Blue Steel Finish
Buffalo Bill, Stevens, Cast Iron, w/Black
Grips
Cisco Kid Holster Box,
CK 1
Cowtyke, Hubley, Puma
Head, TG 119
Gene Autry
Double Barrel by Marx, Britain - GA 34
Gene Autry, LH Gun Box, Bronze Finish, GA 36
Gene Autry, Ranch Rifle Box, LH,
R15
Hi-Ho, Jr., Kilgore, Cast
Iron, Tg 201
Hi-Ho, Kilgore,
Cast Iron, Scalloped Grip, TG 199
Hopalong Cassidy Gold Schmidt, MIB
Lasso 'em Bill, Kenton 10 Red Jewels, Dummy,
TG 238
Lasso 'em Bill,
Kenton, Pearl Grips, TG 235
Lone Ranger, Hubley, Cast Iron, LR 11
Maverick, LH Pop-Up, Gold, MK
12
Model 95 Rifle, Nichols,
w/Box, R 34
Range Rider, Lone
Star, Gold, TG 351
Rebel
Scattergun Box by Classy
Restless Gun, Actoy-Esquire, Bronze
Roy Rogers, Hubley, Cast Iron, RR
1
Rustler Texan, Lone Star,
TG 387
Sharpshooter, Kilgore,
C.I, Nickel Finish, TG 391
Texas Longhorn, LH, Tg 473
Texas Ranger, Hubley, Colt .45, C.I., Tg 476
Texas Ranger, LH, TG 478
U.S. Marshal .45, Crescent, TG
512
Wagon Train, Halco, Wt
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Western Boy, Stevens,
C.I., Painted Silver Finish, TG 546 |
If you have any of these for sale or
trade, please email me at:
cquinn@qaim.com
or phone Chuck
at:
1-800-585-2392 |
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Here is a bunch of
Hopalong Cassidy memorabilia, including about everything. I have heard that in
1950 there was $150,000,000 worth of Hoppy stuff made.
YOU CAN CLICK ON ALL OF THESE FOR A LARGER
PHOTO!
Here's an amazing bunch of Hoppy cuffs and holsters and knives
and figures. The set in the middle is a DEAD MINT set of gold Hoppy Wyandotte
dummy Cap Guns as is marked on the tags. Incredibly rare!
All three of these rare
Hoppy guns are ones you are not likely to see very often. The top one is a Lone
Star, the middle one is a Leslie Henry, & the bottom one is from New
Zealand. The New Zealand version was probably licensed out but perhaps there
are enough changes that they qualified to have a gun of their own. But it does
make it almost as rare as frog hair.
Belinda says that this
is an exceptionally rare box with this holster outfit. It reads "Buffalo Bill
One Gun Man" as none of the other Lasso 'em Bill boxes will say this. All of
the others of this type are blank with only Lasso' em Bill stated. The Cap Gun
is a Stevens 1940 Buffalo Bill. Mint of course.
Here is an
extremely rare Kilgore American in that it doesn't shoot caps! For those moms
who were scared to death of their own shadows I guess.
Here is a
Texas "77" Smoker. I had never seen one of these before. The rearing horse is a
dead giveaway that it was made by Leslie-Henry.
Here is the
same gun, but in black and with a sales sheet from those "Good Old
Days."
Here's a
nifty collection of Maverick gun Mint On Card (MOC). From left to right:
Leslie-Henry, Leslie-Henry for Halco, Carnell (probably still by Leslie-Henry),
and a Halco Derringer on a Nichols-style belt clip.
Underneath the manufacturer's ad is an extremely rare close-up of
this Wild Bill Hickok cap gun made by MCK Mfg of Burbank, CA w/ its original
box. You can't imagine how few times you will see this gun. This is from the TV
show, which was very popular. I loved Andy Devine.
Do you have any idea how
expensive this Beautiful Mint, Gold & Rare Leslie-Henry Wild Bill Hickok
Double Holster set w/ rare L-H gold pop-up Cap Guns is? Well, it's probably
just as well. I don't either, as I don't rotate in those circles and those
kinds of people seldom invite me over. But these pop-up gold Leslie-Henry Cap
Guns are expensive enough, but when associated with this gold foil double
holster set? Well, prepare to get rid of your Corvette. Or prepare to go on
welfare, not that being on welfare is a completely disgusting form of human
endeavor in a nation reeking with bounty and opportunity. Oh, I'm sorry...did I
offend a Liberal?
Here is a Buck 'N Bronc
Shoot "N Iron that is a combination of the same style as that Hoppy gold
version, but with one of the Buck 'N Bronc grip combinations with the Indian on
the cayuse. My guess is that the gun is valuable and the box is priceless, but
what do I know? I'm happy to have any box. This one also seems to be properly
sealed in shrink-wrapped plastic. Whoever thought of that idea ought to get a
free box for his efforts. Click on this photo to see an even bigger
photo.
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