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And here's an overall view of the entire set. I
wish I could remember seeing sets like this in the stores for sale, but I just
can't. And I don't know why. Perhaps it's because we sort of took them for
granted. Well, by the time I was a freshman in high school, we certainly weren't playing Cowboys and Indians anymore. And there's the rub. Every year starting about 1959, the age of the kid playing with Cap Guns dropped by about a year. Next thing you know, only VERY little kids are playing with them. Our heroes had faded and our interests had changed. Photos thanks to Ed Manes |
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