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Jamie Linford went to a special amount of trouble
to photograph Tom Winge's collection. He also told me that it is pronounced:
"WIN jeeee." Of course, me being what these "Super Collectors" would consider a
neophyte, I don't know enough about a lot of these to properly say much about
them. And besides, there are so many photos, that I think that I'm just going
to let some of the photos speak for themselves. Tom called me on the phone and
explained many of them. You might notice that 100% of Tom's collection is
cast-iron. I asked him why and he said it was just from his time.
Sadly, I was
informed that Tom passed away on May 5th, 2012. We of the Cap Gun Community are
really going to miss one of our greatest collectors. |
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Here's that Fargo Express
and a black finish American on top. It is probably the only one in
existence.
Another good
close-up.
More Cap Guns on the
wall!
More Cap Guns on the
wall!
More Cap Guns
on the wall!
Notice that in addition to
the Gene Autry lettering to make it parallel to the ground when you're wearing
the holster, but the gun has a copper finish.
An enormous amount of studs on these holsters and wrist
cuffs.
Roy Rogers Long
Toms
This was a
one-set only Mordt set in the Century of Progress in Chicago in 1933. The
buckle is sterling. One-of-a-kind.
And here is the
only set of matching cuffs in existence for that Mordt set. They were moving to
Chicago from North Plymouth, Massachusetts.
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