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TODAY'S FEATURED ITEM
ON THIS WEBSITE!
There are
over 4,500 pages (including those from thumbnails—and the site is still
growing!) on this website that will give you more information plus BIGGER
PHOTOS!
Super MOC Hubley
Colt .45
Photo by Scott McCollum
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THUMBNAIL TO GO TO THE PARENT PAGE FOR THIS ITEM.
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The "Stallion" brand has
become synonymous with Nichols Industries, Inc. This all started back in 1950
with the planning of the famous Stallion 45 in Pasadena. Throughout the years
the Stallion series represented the best of the best.
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Nichols
Industries
Stallions
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Here's some nice
Stallion holsters from our good friend Ed Manes.
A good comparison photo of the first Stallion 45 and a MK-II
version.
Brand New Old
Stock never used... Ted bought this (I am showing the box twice, so you can see
it better.) at a toy show 25 years ago, and the man that he bought it from told
me him that he had gotten it from a salesman that worked for the "Nichols
Capgun Co." He said that Talley had 10 of these made for the top salesmen. They
were made at the MelvIn G. Miller Co, Inc., Houston, Texas. You will notice
that this holster allows for right-handed people or those "lucky" left-handed
people—like me!
Photo by Ted Dietrich |
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