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Wyandotte Toys (All Metal Products, Co. of
Wyandotte, Michigan) was one of the largest manufacturers of Hopalong Cassidy
Cap Guns. Like most of the toy gun companies, their "heyday" was after World
War II. Probably most of the guns that you will see that feature Hoppy were
Wyandotte guns. Since there are so many still around, they must have been well
made. We hope that you will send in your nice photos of Wyandotte guns so that
we will have a good representation.
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| WE HAVE LOTS OF BRANDS OF CAP GUNS BESIDES
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PLEASE HELP!
There won't be any "Art Trade Fair
Shows" this year because of the COVID-19 virus, so I won't be able to sell my
glass ornaments at those shows. And money is tight for the USA (Pray for our
leaders and Jesus said "Pray for those who would spitefully use you."...so with
money tight it's just a hope that we can receive contributions.
Believe me, even small contributions help! This is the only
site where you are likely to find most of the Cap Guns ever made. The site will
always be free to use, but it's not free for me.
YOU CAN CLICK BELOW TO HELP OUT!
(Contritubutions start at
only $10, but you can make it more if you can afford it.)
(And we
absolute refuse to put you on a
mailing list or sell your e-mail address.)
Thank you "History Buffs &
Collectors"—Mike Nichols, Texas |
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Red Ranger
Rifle
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This rifle looks similar to the Texas John
Slaughter Rifle by Daisy.
Thanks to Steve
Arlin |
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Wyandotte Rancher
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I don't
know much about this particular Cap Gun except that it would look good on my
shelf with its associated box. This website has been up a long time and I have
had many people send in photos, but I am just now getting this one, so it must
be somewhat rare!
These photos thanks to
Chuck
Quinn! |
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And here's another Rancher offering from
Chuck, but the Cap Gun says, "SHERIFF." I don't know how to explain this, so
I'm just going to be happy to have a fine photo. Do click on the photo to see a
bigger one.
For all practical purposes, this is the
same Cap Gun, but dedicated to Hopalong Cassidy.
This offering is
from Tim Tobin
I'm sorry I don't
have the Cap Gun, but at least I have the box. This offering is from our good
friend Doug Hamilton. Doug is the man who led us to visit the "Avenue of the
Giants," which is the Redwood forest in California. A nicer guy you will seldom
meet. Many people in the Cap Gun fraternity are just that nice.
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Wyandotte
Hopalong Cassidy Gun
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| Wyandotte is very famous for their Hopalong Cassidy
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| Thanks Jeff & Sharon Suschana of
Massachusetts |
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Wyandotte Hopalong Cassidy Gun
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Click On Each Thumbnail For An Enlarged View! |
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Wyandotte Hopalong Cassidy Gun
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Please
Click On Each Thumbnail For An Enlarged View!
The above photos
thanks to Jeff & Sharon Suschana of Massachusetts |
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Single Shot Wyandotte Hopalong Cassidy Gun - 1955
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Here is a
very simple Hopalong Cassidy offering from Wyandotte. Schleyer says that this
Cap Gun is moderately rare.
All photos thanks to Rick McQuiston
CLICK ON
THUMBNAILS! |
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Wyandotte Hopalong Cassidy Gun in Gold!
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This is
the same Cap Gun as above, but in the more rare gold finish with black
grips.
Thanks to Tom Coates for these photos! |
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And
another visitor to our site contributes these photos of the box for this Cap
Gun. What I think is an interesting point is that if you will notice the lower
left photo, it says "© WM. BOYD" because I wasn't aware that our friend
William Boyd held the copyright to the "Hopalong Cassidy" brand. But that's the
way it seems. It's a shame that Clayton Moore was denied appearing as "The Lone
Ranger" in later years.
Thanks Bruce Deas! |
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And how could anybody
resist putting this fine set of gold Hopalong Cassidy Cap Guns here? Aren't
these beauties?
CLICK ON PHOTO TO SEE OTHER SIDE OF
THESE CAP GUNS
Thanks to John Harrison, Jr.
Here's a
regular pair of the gold Hoppys restored by Frank McMath in 24 K gold! The
custom presentation case was made by Jim Quick with orginal Hoppy concho. I
know I already have photos of these guns, but I like the quality of Frank's
stuff (and Jim's), and since I own the website, it goes HERE!!!
Thanks to Don
Raker
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Wyandotte
Hopalong Cassidy Golden Dummy Holster Set
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| This is a huge Hopalong Cassidy boxed set that features a rare
set of gold Hopalong Cassidy dummy cap guns with the tags still attached. The
guns are unfired and have never been played with. The set comes complete with a
double Hopalong Cassidy holster, a set of Hopalong spurs and a set of Hopalong
Cassidy wrist cuffs. This may be the only large boxed set of its kind known to
exist in any collection. |
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| Thanks to Scott McCollum for the
photos. |
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Wyandotte Me & My Buddy Pistol
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Though
"Backyard Buckaroos" has this listed as a Marx toy, the owner says it’s
marked, " 'Pat. Pending/ Wyandotte Toys' on the left side right above the top
of the grip. There’s a separate cowboy-type guy riveted to the right side
of the revolver’s frame and he carries a Wyandotte Toys Made-In-U.S.A.
Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Logo on his thigh, and 'Pat Pend.' repeated on his
calf/knee." So, I'll defer to the owner's judgment. This is not a cap gun per
se and is, instead, a "Clicker Gun."
Many thanks to Mick Scheib for these
photos! |
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Wyandotte 1935
"Clam Shell" Cap Gun
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Here's a weird one from 1935.
It is called a "Clam Shell" because it opens up like a clam to insert the roll
of caps. Very simple stamped metal gun, but pretty rare.
Thanks to Doug
Hamilton for these photos! |
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| Be Sure To Click On The
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Wyandotte Toy
Trucks
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| Here we feature "the rest of the story" with Wyandotte. They made
many types of toys, including these trucks you see here. Old toys like this are
now quite valuable and have turned into a good investment. |
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Red car in foreground is a Wyandotte Sportsman Convertible with
retractable top. Car has woody looking sides and trunk lid. License Plate
reads"WY 650". Car is Wyandotte #650. It's about 12 inches long from
1947/1948. |
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Small Black and Orange Dump Truck behind car is Wyandotte #326.
Truck has dual wood rear wheels. It's about 9 3/4" long and from
1931-32. |
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Light Blue and Red Dump Truck is Wyandotte #381, mechanical
(wind-up) with attached key. Truck is about 16" long from 1938-39. |
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Red and Green Stake Truck to the left is Wyandotte #360. Truck
has metal rims and hard rubber tires. Truck is about 16" long and is from
1938-39. |
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Truck to the far left that is hard to see, is a Wyandotte Side
Dump #301. Truck is about 17" long from 1953-54. |
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Many thanks to
Jim
Manning for these photos.
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