Everyone was involved during World War I and posters were used by the government to communicate with citizens all across the country.

Sometimes a tall tale can be as interesting as the truth. This pistol belonged to Jesse James according to his own mother, Zerelda James. However, Museum Curator Jason Schubert cautions people to always explore the full story.

Serials featuring Buck Rogers were prolific in movie theaters in the 1930s and he quickly became one of the most popular children's characters. Replica toys of his intergalactic weapons became very popular, including this disintegrator pistol manufactured by Daisy.

The blunderbuss is a short-barreled shotgun which was used by sailors and made infamous by pirates. Even guards on stagecoaches carried them which became known as "riding shotgun."

Curator Jason Schubert of the J.M. Davis Arms & Historical Museum discusses unique artifacts from the Museum's collection.

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