Offered here is a pair of Western-style toy cap revolvers featuring bright nickel-colored finishes, long barrels, and molded ivory-colored grips with raised eagle motifs and red decorative medallions. Both display cast decorative markings and detailing patterned after traditional single-action Western revolvers.
Both revolvers are broken and non-functional. They show substantial previous play and age-related wear, including scratches, finish loss, oxidation, and surface discoloration. The grips also exhibit damage, with broken areas exposing portions of the internal mechanisms. Offered strictly in their present non-working condition.
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THIS ITEM IS AS PICTURED WITH NO FURTHER ATTACHMENTS. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. PLEASE REFER TO THE AUCTION DESCRIPTION, LOT #1 DESCRIPTION AND TERMS OF SALE BEFORE BIDDING. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, NO SALES TO COLORADO WILL BE ALLOWED GOOD LUCK BIDDING, WE HOPE YOU FIND THE ITEM YOU ARE LOOKING FOR!





























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