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Posted 10 months ago
pw-collector
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Here is a cased pair of metal die cast, miniature cap guns.
The wood case is 3" x 3"
The pistols are 1.94" long
They are marked:
(right side above trigger)
MADE IN ITALY
DEP.
MONDIAL (in diamond on grip) (each side)
(left side above trigger)
MIGNONNETTE
I have had these over 30 years and think they are circa 1950's, but not for certain.
Thanks for looking,
Dave
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Cap GunsBefore it was deemed dangerous or politically incorrect for young children …
Thanks BELLIN68 & rocker-sd for the appreciation,
Dave
Dueling pistols, perhaps? Wonder how old these are? Charming.
Thanks miKKoChristmas11 for the appreciation. Not sure of age, but I think in the 50's.
Dave
Thanks AR8Jason for the appreciation.
Dave
your very welcome Dave :)
Thanks Kerry for the appreciation.
Dave