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And here we have one of the smaller Hubley offerings that apprently is a single shot Cap Gun.

Thanks to Ernie Smith for this photo.




Hubley Rodeo



Right View	Here is an example of a Hubley gun that was made for Daisy. As we have said, Daisy had many companies make guns for them. This one, however, is a little unusual in that it doesn't have the Daisy name anywhere on it. What Daisy did was to use these guns for their holster sets around 1960. It does, however, have the Hubley name on it and the style, "Rodeo" on one side of the frame. Be Sure To Click On The Thumbnails!	Hubley Name





Left View		Rodeo Style



The Cap Gun above with the amber grips is the same as the one above it, but with amber grips. Photos by Kim Barbare.

Here's the box for the Rodeo listed above.







The more I research it, the more convinced I am that these red Hubley Rodeo boxes belong to the model of the Rodeo gun on the bottom and not the one on the top. Anyway, the gun just above is from the 1938 to 1950 era and was a single shot. As you can clearly see, it came with chocolate brown grips and white ones. Also you will notice that there are two different metal finishes.



Cap Gun photos on top thanks to www.consideritsoldauctions.com Rodeo Box photos thanks to Doug Hamilton The Chocolate Gripped Hubley Rodeo above, thanks to Dick Jordan. The White Gripped Rodeo above, thanks to Doug Hamilton.



And yet another version of the Hubley Rodeo Cap Gun. Will it never cease? This model is from 1955 and has the Colt Bisley-type grips. Beautiful scrollwork. It is MINT. Thanks to Doug Hamilton.

Panther Pistol Derringer Set

Here's another unusual novelty item from Hubley.

Thanks to Don Raker

And thanks to Jamie Linford of Cap Gun Toys, here is a carded version of the same gun. Jamie says that it is extremely rare to see a carded version, as they are usually found as the Panther Pistol Derringer Set.


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Hubley Wyatt Earp Set



Right View	This is one of the most beautiful sets you are likely to see. It is a Hubley Wyatt Earp set complete with holsters! The holsters are clearly marked "Wyatt Earp" and are in fantastic shape. Thanks to Rich Hall for this contribution!	Complete Set





Left View		Left Holster



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	Hubley Sure-Shot



				I put this Cap Gun under the Wyatt Earp model because they are so much alike. It's truly amazing how many Cap Guns Hubley made. But this one isn't seen very often. Thanks to Don Raker for this contribution!







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Are we having fun yet??? Here's some real Buck Rogers fun! This is a genuine Atomic Disintegrator from Hubley back in the 50's. This one is in pretty great shape, considering its age. I show more wear and tear! Due to the danger of disintegration there was a five day waiting period on these guns. It's a downright wonder that somebody hasn't complained that this toy cap gun doesn't have an orange plug in it. Wake up America!!! You're losing your country and you won't even be able to figure out how or why it happened. But it is going to happen if you don't start being vocal about the nuttiness that is killing our country. The attack on Cap Guns is just the "Anti-Gun Crowd's" incremental step-by-step approach to eliminating the 2nd Amendment. Did you know that they have virtually made Cap Guns illegal in Australia? The hobby is disappearing as though the hobbyists had been shot with this ray gun! You cannot import Cap Guns into Australia without (virtually) a court order!
CLICK ON DISINTEGRATORS TO SEE THE BOX

Thanks to Mark Leinberger for this unusual offering!
And thanks to Douglas Hess for the photos of the box.




	Hubley Atomic Disintegrator






				I told you that I would put more photos on here when you sent me some good ones Well these are about as good as you are going to get. Besides this particular example is the only shiny one I have seen so far. Thanks to Shannon Cole for these photos!







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Here's a cute little pair of Hubley Stars.

Photo donated by Joe Garvey. Thank you very much.

Here is a Hubley Paladin model. It is much more rare than the Leslie-Henry version of the Paladin.

Thanks to Steve Arlin for this photo.
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	Hubley Pioneer



				Now here is what I think is a beautiful Cap Gun. This Pioneer by Hubley has beautiful scrollwork, a nice working mechanism and very stylish grips. What more would you want? Perhaps TWO!








	All photos thanks to Dick Jordan Be Sure To Click On The Thumbnails!

This photo doesn't quite answer the above question, so I will just insert it and leave it unanswered.
Thanks to Jim Mair of Jim's Vintage Toys for this photo.




	Ric-O-Shay by Hubley



	Right View				Left View
	These Photos Thanks To Mark Leinberger!
	Mint in Box				Open View
	These Photos Thanks To Dave Pierce!


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	Hubley Deputy Cap Gun




	These photos thanks to Bob Garvey
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	The four above photos and their pop-ups thanks to Don Raker.




	Hubley Flip




	These photos thanks to Mike Vickery


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