Manufacturer/Distributor: Stephens Products Division, Brooklyn 8, New York, New York.
Country of Origin: USA.
Age/Date: unknown.
Condition: Good.
Description: Item “Auto-Magic Picture Gun” is a gun/projector. To operate you open the gun and insert a picture reel. When you press the trigger the light goes on and you can advance the reel.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Stephens Products Division, Brooklyn 8, New York, New York.
Country of Origin: USA.
Age/Date: unknown.
Condition: Very good.
Description: Item “Auto-Magic Picture Gun” is a gun/projector. To operate you open the gun and insert a picture reel. When you press the trigger the light goes on and you can advance the reel.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Unknown.
Country of Origin: unknown.
Age/Date: unknown.
Condition: Good.
Description: “Bell Gun” is a little gun that rings a bell when you pull the trigger.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Johnson Smith & Company.
Country of Origin: USA.
Age/Date: unknown.
Condition: Very good.
Description: “Bull’s Eye Tar Get” is a set of three small targets from Johnson Smith & Company (JSC). The instructions say that you can win awards for shooting at the targets per instructions and returning the target to JSC for your award.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Unknown.
Country of Origin: unknown.
Age/Date: unknown.
Condition: Very good.
Description: “Pipe Gun” is a pipe and a gun, depending on which way you hold it. The pipe works, the gun is not a real gun.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Herbert Specialty Mfg. Co., Chicago, Illinois.
Country of Origin: USA.
Age/Date: 1921.
Condition: Good – rust on gun and target, gun does not appear to work.
Description: “Crack Shot Game” consists of a target and a gun. The gun has a string attached to a wooden ball, which is the ammunition. Apparently, you put the wooden ball on the end of the gun and shoot it. The ball hits the target (hopefully) but remains with the gun because of the string, so it is easily to reload without having to find the ammo.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Unknown.
Country of Origin: unknown.
Age/Date: abt. 1950’s.
Condition: Very good.
Description: “Dick Cap Gun” is a Dick Tracy Cap gun.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Martin Paul Inc., P.O. Box D, Hayward, Wisconsin 54843.
Country of Origin: unknown.
Age/Date: 1978.
Condition: Very good.
Description: “Fly Shooter” is a plastic gun-type spring loaded device that shoots at and kills flies.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Unknown.
Country of Origin: unknown.
Age/Date: abt. 1950’s.
Condition: Very good.
Description: “Gun Brush” is a plastic gun with a toothbrush at the barrel end. The gun includes a holster to hang it on the wall.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Unknown.
Country of Origin: USA.
Age/Date: abt. 1950’s.
Condition: Very good.
Description: “Gun Brush” is a toy plastic gun with a toothbrush at the end of the barrel.
Manufacturer/Distributor: H. Fishlove & Company, Chicago, Illinois.
Country of Origin: USA.
Age/Date: 1951.
Condition: Very good.
Description: Item #501-B “Hi Pardner Western Pistol Pencil” is a small pistol that, when you cock the gun, a pencil pops out of the barrel. To retract the pencil you push the small triangular piece below the barrel toward the trigger. There is also an eraser on the bottom of the handle.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Nu-Matic.
Country of Origin: USA.
Age/Date: abt. 1930’s.
Condition: Good – gun does not work.
Description: “Nu-Matic Paper Buster Gun” is a gun that is loaded with a roll of paper and shoots paper pellets.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Straits Corporation, Detroit, Michigan.
Country of Origin: USA.
Age/Date: abt. 1930’s.
Condition: Good – does not work.
Description: “Pea-Matic” is a gun that shoots peas.
Manufacturer/Distributor: H. Fishlove & Company, Chicago, Illinois.
Country of Origin: USA.
Age/Date: 1951.
Condition: Very good.
Description: Item #502 “Pistol Pencil” is a small pistol that, when you cock the gun, a pencil pops out of the barrel. To retract the pencil you push the small triangular piece below the barrel toward the trigger. There is also an eraser on the bottom of the handle. This item is an original display card with 10 pistols.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Unknown.
Country of Origin: unknown.
Age/Date: unknown.
Condition: Very good.
Description: “Potato Gun” is a gun that shoots potato pellets. Just press the nozzle into a potato and shoot.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Art Metal Works, Newark, New Jersey.
Country of Origin: USA.
Age/Date: abt. 1920’s.
Condition: Good – ammunition is missing.
Description: “Ronson Redskin Reload” is a set of 4 cards that originally came with reload cartridges for the Ronson Repeater. The cartridges are long gone.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Art Metal Works, Aronson Square, Newark, New Jersey.
Country of Origin: USA.
Age/Date: 1921. Condition: Very good.
Description: “Ronson Spark Gun” is a metal gun that creates sparks when you pull the trigger with the help of a flint, which is loaded on the top of the barrel.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Art Metal Works, Aronson Square, Newark, New Jersey.
Country of Origin: USA.
Age/Date: 1921.
Condition: Fair
Description: “Ronson Spark Gun” is a metal gun that creates sparks when you pull the trigger with the help of a flint, which is loaded on the top of the barrel.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Unknown.
Country of Origin: unknown.
Age/Date: unknown.
Condition: Fair.
Description: “Super-Automatic Tom Gun” is a gun that sparks when the trigger is pulled.
Manufacturer/Distributor: Unknown.
Country of Origin: unknown.
Age/Date: unknown.
Condition: Fair – gun does not work.
Description: “Water Pistol” is a metal pistol that shoots water.
Manufacturer/Distributor: H. Fishlove & Company, Chicago, Illinois.
Country of Origin: USA.
Age/Date: 1950.
Condition: Excellent.
Description: Item # 502 “The Western Pistol Pencil” is a tiny pistol that, when you press the trigger, a pencil pops out.
