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Posted 9 months ago
AxelF
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I have had these since I was born in 1970, and don't know where my mother got them. She kept them in a tin box in her house for years and now that she has passed away I've had them at mine. I remember as a kid playing with them on the kitchen table.
They are metal as far as I can tell. Heavy.
There is Wyatt Earp, Crazy Horse, Red Cloud, Black Hawk, Geronimo, Billy the Kid, Bat Masterson, Pat Carrett, Kit Carson, Jesse James, and two other indians I can't read off their name plates between their legs.
I am looking for information on what these may be and who made them. Any information is appreciated.
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So glad that you still have these!