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Bill Hamburg is another one of those people whose
collection seems to just go on and on. And, as you will see, he also collects a
lot of other toys! |
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Here's a
different angle of that Minute Man rifle and also the various action figures
and a few Cap Guns.
Some nice Nichols stuff
mixed in with the enemy's ray gun (Hubley). That doggone ray gun always fetches
top dollar—especially if it's mint in the box.
Looks like a Grizzly and
various other Cap Guns. Bill has so many he has to stack things
up.
I hope somebody will explain
a little about that gold Hubley box and what's supposed to be
inside.
A slightly different angle
of this case so you can see more of the guns.
I see a bunch of Nichols
Mustang 500's and some Pasadena Stallion 45's. Some people mistakenly call it a
Mark-I but it is just a Nichols Stallion 45 from Pasadena. Only the
Jacksonville 2nd model has a "Mark" designation.
Bill's box collection is
probably worth more than most people's gun collections.
More and
more...
Some serious values
here.
Are we looking
at Fargo Expresses?
Nope! It's a
Kilgore American that has a sticker on it that says that it doesn't shoot caps.
What good is a Cap Gun that doesn't shoot caps?
Cars and a few
heroes.
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