Sistema1927
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Posted for discussion. Figured you folks would find this interesting.
1960's pulp fiction picture
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I remember a number of prints such as the one shown. All involved Disney Caricatures who were involved in actions other than Bank robbery. Enough Said, OK.
I guess all the spinach didn't help Popeye a bit against a .38 Special.
4" Model 15's maybe?
4" Model 15's maybe?
I zoomed in and didn’t see any adjustable sights so I would say Model 10’s.
UncleEd
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In those days guns could
be kept firing without reloads.
The LEOs look like they're from
the NYPD.
be kept firing without reloads.
The LEOs look like they're from
the NYPD.
OP
Sistema1927
US Veteran
Goofy was not well armed at all, and it likely helped to seal his fate.
Also worth noting that Mickey has employed a small semiautomatic… obviously he is a fan of mouse guns.
Guessing that those guys were hoping that intimidation would do the job, and that whippet Goofy was carrying would certainly do that.
With all the bullet holes in the perps and their getaway car, I am led to believe that either a) the Sergeant has dropped his riot gun after running it dry, or b) there are other officers on the scene, just not seen in the pic.
Yeah, what we don't see is another LEO using a USGI surplus M2 Carbine laying down the law 30 rounds at a time, just out of the picture.
Well, why not? It's a fiction piece.
Well, why not? It's a fiction piece.
Surprised to see a Disney, Fleischer, Warner collaboration.
Bajadoc
US Veteran
Looks like Mickey, with the bag of money, has a chance of getting away. Maybe that is why he is still smiling. Machine-gun Donald is laying down cover fire for Mickey.
Ivan the Butcher
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It appears that Popeye is driving a Red Ford Falcon.
The closest officer is wounded in the left leg and on his left side has a six round belt slide that is empty, so he reloaded once.
Ivan
The closest officer is wounded in the left leg and on his left side has a six round belt slide that is empty, so he reloaded once.
Ivan
I don't think that is a Ford Falcon, body lines are more similar to the 61-63 Pontiac LeMans. Cool picture, a lot going on.
HOUSTON RICK
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Looks like my brother in law's trailer on Friday or Saturday.
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