Cap Guns (With Values)

Very well presented

informative, great photos, book is well worth price.. love the atomic disintegrator cap gun

Great photos & has both the Iron, diecast, single & double action. A must have for any cap gun collector!!

This is a great reference if you are a cap gun collector. The photos are perfect, but I feel like the dates and the manufacturer info is often inaccurate.

lots of vintage cap guns...interesting content reflecting "guns" which I'd never before seen...

This book is mainly photos of cap guns and estimated prices you may find, but with very little in terms of written information. If you are interested in the very early cast iron, single-shot cap guns (1890s-1940s), this book would be of special interest, as other books don't cover these. Since I am a novice collector, I was very disappointed that my favorite gun (to date), a "Smoky Joe" by Leslie-Henry, was wrongly identified as being made by Schmidt on page 124. Not only that, but only one "Smoky Joe" was shown, when, in fact, 4 were made by 3 brands in total (others being by Stevens and by Hubley). This gets me wondering how much other sloppy research appears in this book. Bottom line, this book is nice to have, but "Cowboys Gunfighters & Cap Pistols" by Rudy D'Angelo is much better. D'Angelo truly loves the subject, while Dundas seems to have decided to put out a cap gun book.

Just what I was looking for.

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