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The J. and E. Stevens Company of Cromwell,
Connecticut was a very old company. They were making toy guns before most of
the other companies were formed.
They made some very old cast iron models that were
pre-World War II—some were in the 19th Century! After World War II they
started making die-cast Cap Guns just like everybody else. But they didn't have
much innovation and besides, as you already know, the "Glory Days" of the Cap
Gun Industry were getting ready to be over in the mid-sixties anyway. So the
Stevens Company went the way of the "tumblin' tumbleweeds."
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1878 Cast Iron - POP Single Shot Derringer
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Rare,
Unusual, Very Hard-To-Find, & Very Desirable three star*** Single Shot
Derringer Style Cap Gun. 3-1/8 inches long.
Photos thanks to Rich Hall
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1940 Hero
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This is
one of Stevens' last Cast Iron Cap Guns, for it was (from the USA point of
view) right before World War Two.
Photos thanks to Rich Hall
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1890 Columbia by Stevens
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Cast iron
cap gun that measures 8-3/4.” Listed in Logan and Best’s book Cast
Iron Toy Guns and Capshooters, page 36, #C17.1. Single shot, single action
revolver type pistol. Uses a Mammoth cap. Logan and Best rate it a 3-Star***
Rarity. Markings include COLUMBIA on left side of frame and PAT JUN 17 1890 on
right side.
Photos thanks to Sara King
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1900 Stevens Gip
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This Cap
Gun measures 5-1/4" long. It's listed in Logan and Best's book, Cast Iron Toy
Guns and Capshooters, page 65, G8.1.1. Revolver type pistol that is a single
shot and single action. Uses a small single cap. Markings include GIP on left
side of frame and PAT on right side of frame.
Photos thanks to Sara King
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Stevens 1880 King Cast Iron
Cap Gun--3-Star Rarity***. A single shot, single action, derringer type cap
pistol. It shoots a single small cap and measures 4-7/8" long. The only marking
on the gun is the word KING on left side. Listed as a 3-Star rarity in Logan
and Best's book on page 82, K6.1.2. The trigger and hammer are separate pieces
in this variation.
Photos thanks to Sara King
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1882 Stevens Star 3-Star*** Rarity
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Beautiful
little cast iron gun that measures 4-3/8" long. Listed in Logan and Best, page
140, S34.2.1. Single shot, single action type pistol that uses a single cap.
Only marking is word STAR on both side of grips of gun.
Photos thanks to
Sara King
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1895 Stevens Pluck
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Here's a
single shot, single action derringer type pistol that uses a single small cap.
This is a 3-STAR RARITY and measures 3-1/2" long and has a hexagonal barrel.
Frame has PLUCK on left side and MAR 22 87 JUN 17 90 on right side. USA is on
the barrel. There are other Stevens Plucks out there, but THIS ONE is a MUCH
RARER variation.
Photos thanks to Sara King
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Cast Iron - R & R****
Single Shot Derringer Cap Gun from 1880
Photos thanks to Rich Hall
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730 Single Shot Revolver from 1910
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Cast Iron
- 730*** Single Shot Revolver Style Cap Gun by Stevens S4.1 1910. This is a
rare, hard-to-find, & very desirable three star*** Single Shot Revolver
style Cap Gun. 5-1/8 inches long.
Photos thanks to Rich Hall
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Acorn Single Shot Derringer
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Cast Iron
- Acorn*** Single Shot Derringer Cap Gun from 1890. 3-1/2 inches long.
Photos thanks to
Rich Hall
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