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Here is an EXCELLENT close-up of the star in the
ellipse grip. It's very hard to photograph anything that is white—especially something that is white on a very dark background, of which this Cap Gun is a golden example. However, we can still see that the star has a 3-dimensional quality to it. To me it almost looks like a Star of David with beads at the ends. Maybe there was a hidden agenda/meaning here? I don't know. Probably the obvious is the answer: It represents a lawman's badge. Photo thanks to Michael Sheehan |
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