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Even more Cap Guns from Leslie-Henry!






Leslie-Henry Cavalry Model
All Photos Thanks To David Denton



Leslie-Henry Bonanza Model of Above
This is another example of how a company like Leslie-Henry would take a regular Cap Gun and add another name when it might sell more guns.
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All photos thanks to Jan Davis



Here's the same basic Leslie-Henry (with the elliptical "H" it may have been sold under the HALCO label) Cap Gun, but it's clearly labeled a Texas Ranger model.

Thanks to Tim Tobin for the photo.





Leslie-Henry Champion
Champion was the name of Gene Autry's Horse. Therefore, Leslie-Henry, who also made a Gene Autry Cap Gun came out with a cap pistol dedicated to Gene's horse. This is the more rare "Dummy Hammer" version.

Why anybody would want to have a Cap Gun that was dedicated to the horse I don't know. Horses DID carry guns, but they were usually .30-30 rifles and seldom did they fire them.
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All photos thanks to Dick DeArmond
Here is a very rare version of the same Cap Gun. The Gold Champion that is a smoker!

Most of the time repeater Cap Guns didn't smoke like the ones with the bullets because the hammer just hit the cap on the roll on the anvil and that was that.

Thanks to Doug Hamilton for these photos!

Here's a nice Champion Ranch Outfit holster set and box from Rick McQuiston



Even More Rare Example Of L/H Champion!
This is about the most rare version of the Leslie-Henry Champion Cap Gun that there is. The thing that makes this Cap Gun so rare is that it has a lots of extra scrollwork all over the gun.
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All photos thanks to Rick McQuiston



Canadian Copper Version of Champion
This is the rarest of the versions of the Leslie-Henry Champion series. In COPPER! And the L/H holster makes it even more special. WOW! What a find!
All Photos Courtesy of Scott McCollum





Besides having a different box, we can see the Cap Gun partially opened. I don't think there is another Cap Gun in the world with such a pronounced "ammo release" lever in front of the trigger guard. Couldn't they find a better way? Jack Rosenthal , one of our advertisers from Toys and More, contributed this photo.


Gold Texas Ranger Cap Gun
This Cap Gun is completely out of character for Leslie-Henry, but it is a great Cap Gun! And the gold makes it just that much more rare.

Photos thanks to Jim Manning of JM Toys.



Leslie-Henry Texas Ranger 1955
This is one of the simple Cap Guns. A first model die-cast Texas Ranger around 1955.
Thank You Kevin Derfler For Your Photos!
Here is a super nice set, completely with wristcuffs and a box!
Thanks to our friend David Denton for these photos!



Here's the Texas Ranger set, but with Buzz Henry Gene Autry Cap Guns and all of the bells and whistles.

This photo by Scott McCollum



Here's a simple version on the card. Just try and buy it for 89 cents. You might have to pay $150 in this condition.

This photo by Chuck Quinn



Leslie-Henry Texas Ranger in .44 Style
Just above we have the same basic gun as the Wagon Train model but it is the Texas Ranger version.
Thanks to our friends Bud & Edith Dashiell for these photos!
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And for some strange reason, here's another version of the same gun!
Thanks to our friends Bud & Edith Dashiell for these photos!





This is obviously an extremely rare Texas Ranger boxed set by Leslie-Henry. Why? Because after 15 years of having Leslie-Henry products on this website, finally somebody submitted it.

These photos by Dustin Jonasson





Leslie-Henry Maverick
Here is a Cap Gun that you don't see very often: The long Barrel Maverick.

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All photos thanks to Rich Hall



Maverick Leslie-Henry Long Barrel Guns in Set
Here you have a set of 1950's Maverick Cap Guns and a double holster set - as seen on the ABC TV show - made by Leslie-Henry Company. It is genuine leather with a 3-way adjustable belt and 12 bullets. This example is mint in the box. These are the translucent amber grips with the white ellipses.
All Photos Thanks To Randy Ibey.



Here's another version of the same set as above, but it has a different Maverick holster and different Cap Guns. The show WAS popular, but it's still hard to believe that they would sell two different sets.

This photo by Jim's Vintage Toys





Leslie-Henry Maverick sold by HALCO
Right View Left View Breakaway View
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All Photos Courtesy of Ed Myers. Thanks!


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