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			PAGE 4 of 6 Here are more examples of the Steve Arlin collection. If you want your Cap Gun collection featured, then please send your photos to: NICHOLS GUNS (in Uncle Talley's order) Click For Chronological List Silver Pony (1946) Silver Mustang (1947) Silver Colt (1948) Stallion 45 (1950) Stallion 38 (1951) Stallion 32 (1955) Stallion 45 MK-II (1957) Colt Special (1957) Pony (1957) Stallion 22 (1957) Dyna-Mite (1957) Spit-Fire (1958) Stallion 300 Saddle Gun (1958) Stallion 41-40 (1958) Pinto (1959) Paint (1959) Mustang 500 (1959) Fury 500 (1959) Cowtyke (1960) Model 94 Rifle (1960) Detective 250 (1960) Tophand 250 (1960) Cowman 250 (1960) Stallion 61 (1961) Cowhand (1961) Derringer (1961) Model 95 Rifle (1961) Detective (1961) Buccaneer (1961) Cowpuncher (1962) Brave (1962) Rancho (1962) 45 Automatic (1963) Tommy Gun (1963) Mustang 250 (1964) VARIOUS OTHER COLLECTIONS Click For Various Collections Richard Strom Bob DeFeis Don Raker Ed Manes Jamie Linford John Bracken Mark Sangret Mike Seale Rich Hall Steve Arlin Paul Krings Chuck Quinn Ernie Brown Tim Tobin Andrew Teleki Chuck Layman Jon Strebeck Jack Houseman Jim and Belinda Quan Tom Janes Ron Eaton Charles Trois Richard Marlin Tom McNett Bill Hamburg Tom Winge Larry Small Walt Costa Ellis Brown John Borst Cliff Dunfee Jim Mair Dr. Bob Peters Paul DeVito Trent Campa Dave Harrison Tom Lynn Jim Quick Kenny Illges Page:   1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 Here's a pils of mint (and sealed) boxes of all different kinds. More boxes. I think Steve has more boxes and I have Cap Guns! And on and on... Some more... Here's a nice pile of 45's and some nice BCM guns from England. On this custom shelf we see some nice Lone Star Cap Guns and what looks like a Hubley Cowboy on the right. Another shelf in the same display case showing a nice mixture of revolvers. Steve's got tons of drawers filled with anything other than clothes. While we can see a bunch of Hopalong Cassidy guns here, there is a pretty good mixture of others too. This looks more like the center of a poker table than a regular dresser drawer. ??? Just keep on cramming them in there Steve. This is really another views of the same group. Page:   1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 This Web Site Constructed by Syntropy Properties, Inc. © Copyright All Rights Reserved

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