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Well, here's Mordt. I'm not even going to try and
pretend that I know a thing about the "Mordt Company." I hope that some of you
will enlighten me so that I can add to the record. Obviously their products are
still being collected and those who discarded them in the "Good Old Days" are
now regretting it!
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| Mordt Kid's
Holster |
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This is a vintage Mordt kid's
western holster and belt. The Belt has 7 painted wooden bullets. The back of
the holster is signed "Made By The Mordt Co."
Many thanks to
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Mordt Cap / Dart
Gun From The 1930's
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Mordt made a few really nice
cast-iron cap guns and this one is a good example. Actually this gun fires
darts too, according to Jim Schleyer.
I have purposefully left the rust on the
gun, but it is hard to find cast-iron guns of this period (the 1930's) that
aren't rusted a little now. You will notice that this version is the more rare
of the two versions, in that it has the pearl grips.
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Down The Barrel |
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| Right Close-Up |
Left Close-Up |
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Thanks to Mike Schoen for
this contribution!
Be Sure To Click On The Thumbnails! |
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Well, I may as
well just paste in the full-sized photos, as Mordt Cap Guns are a little hard
to come by! This is from about 1932 and is the same basic gun as that one
above, but it doesn't have plastic grips. I don't really know if it fires the
darts.
Photos thanks to Jack Rosenthal |
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| Visit the
Dealers &
Collectors from whom you can get these fine Nichols Cap Guns!
(and other FINE TOYS!) |
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happy to list toy shows and the like (free), if you will please send them to me
at: . |
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have some nice photos and/or some text, please send them to me at:
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