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Here is an excellent photo (what else?) from Doug
on the rearing rider on his horse of the cherry red grip of this Kilgore
Ranger. It always surprises me some when I see Cap Guns in a condition that is this good. Most of us played with ours until either you couldn't remember where you left them or they just finally fell apart. But there were a lot of foxholes to be dug in those days and Bad Guys to get rid of. And we used a lot of imagination. Photo thanks to Doug Hamilton |
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