Doughboy Mammoth paper caps

[Hankus]

We had cap guns where you took the bullet apart and put a little circular cap inside put it back together and when you fired due to a hole in the bullet the smoke came out the barrel. Time out time out I'm reloading.

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[moparclan]

Had the Mattel Shootin Shells double rig that used the Greenie stik-M-caps, wish I still had them.

 

[NukeRef]

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That Shootin' Shell Fanner actually sent real plastic bullets out the barrel. Not a tack driver but you could get the "bad guys" 15 feet or so away.

 

[Randyzzz]

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OK, that sucks. I had one of those. I also had a whole collection of Hot Wheels that I sold in 1980. I got about $500 if I remember correctly- now I see some that I distinctly remember going for thousands!

I do still have one of the early Daisy air soft Lugers that takes individual casings from a magazine- the Casings hold the pellet. When you fire it toggles back and ejects the empty casing…

 

[JiminMaine]

Had the Mattel Shootin Shells double rig that used the Greenie stik-M-caps, wish I still had them.

Same here. I had the six-gun and the Yancy derringer belt buckle and hat gun.

 

[protoolman]

Heres one I've had for a bit.

 

[Acorn]

I remember those.
We had toy pineapple grenades with a metal striker. You tore one or two from a sheet and put them in the striker.

 

[gakken33]

Has Anyone seen these before?
There were 2 boxes in my parents' attic when we moved Mom out 2 years ago. I had never seen them and have no recollection of them as a kid.
Each box is a gross, 144 packs.
Very cool, early 1900's, but what could a guy do with them?

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I would love to hear them! Would you be willing to sell some of these fun all American joy?

 

[gakken33]

I would love to hear them! Would you be willing to sell some of these fun all American joy?

Should you be interested in selling these beauties please

 

[akmania]

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I still have one of those somewhere, I'll try to find it and take a picture.

 

[akmania]

I also have these somewhere too, I'll have to look for them sometime. It's got me thinking
The cannon is spring loaded firing.

 

[gakken33]

Has Anyone seen these before?
There were 2 boxes in my parents' attic when we moved Mom out 2 years ago. I had never seen them and have no recollection of them as a kid.
Each box is a gross, 144 packs.
Very cool, early 1900's, but what could a guy do with them?

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Should you be interested in selling these beauties please email me

 

[6GUNSONLY]

My favorite cap gun was a Mattel that was a copy of a Thompson (military version copy). Mine was done up in WWII camo but I remember other kids that had one that looked like blue steel and wood (all plastic, of course, but sturdy stuff). The stick magazine part was hinged and opened forward to accept a roll of the "greenie" caps, the bolt locked back and when you pulled the trigger it went "full auto" on the roll of caps! Mine looked like the one on top here:

 

[Bennj1]

I remember watching Combat with Vic Morrow as Sgt. Saunders, and he carried a Thompson. One year I got a pretty good report card and my dad took me to a local toy store to pick something out as a reward. I came home with a wood/blued version just like the one shown. Pretty sure it was Mattel and cost $5. Don't remember what caps I used. I also remember my dad taking me and a friend to Sears to buy us green berets like John Wayne wore in the movie.

 

[Randyzzz]

I remember watching Combat with Vic Morrow as Sgt. Saunders, and he carried a Thompson. One year I got a pretty good report card and my dad took me to a local toy store to pick something out as a reward. I came home with a wood/blued version just like the one shown. Pretty sure it was Mattel and cost $5. Don't remember what caps I used. I also remember my dad taking me and a friend to Sears to buy us green berets like John Wayne wore in the movie.

Ahhh…Combat. The good ol' days of TV.