Vintage G-Man & FBI Toy guns Incl. Inque Japan, Linemar, Acme Seven vintage toy guns and boxes to include: an Occupied Japan INQUE sparkling flashing pistol with box, two Linemar Co wind-up pistols, an Acme Novelty G-Boy cap pistol and box with an unopened caps package, a Special Agent flashlight gun, and two G-Men guns, one plastic, one metal pop gun. Included is a G-Boy cap gun box and caps. Type: Toy guns, boxes Materials: Metal, plastic, cardboard Markings & Inscriptions: Mostly marked Date: Earlt to mid 20th century Maker: INQUE, Acme, Linemar, other Dimensions: 6.75" x 4" cap gun, 4" x 3.25" Linemar wind-up. Provenance: From the collection of a former career FBI agent Good conditio, age appropriate wear, most functional, boxes with wear.

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