Machine Guns Gallery
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The German MG-34 General Purpose Machine Gun,Perhaps the most advanced machine gun design of the 193
Russian M1910 machine gun, World War IIfrom Dominic Winter Auctions
Savage Lewis Model 1914 machine gun in .303 British, World War I.from Morphy’s Auctions
Charles Hinton’s Baseball Pitching Cannon,Charles Hinton was a mathematics professor with Prin
German MG-34 machine gun, World War II.from Morphy’s Auctions
The Chinese Double Bren Gun,Before World War II the Nationalist Chinese Government purchased a numbe
US Johnson Model 1941 light machine gun, World War II.from Rock Island Auctions
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Scarce Russian Maxim machine gun with brass cooling sleeve. Captured by Germany during World War I a
US Model 1918 Browning Automatic Rifle used during World War I, later retrofitted to Model 1918A2 fo
Belgian machine gun dogs, World War I
The Claxton Machine Gun, US Civil War,An invention of F. S. Claxton, the Claxton machine gun was ano
Browning Model 1895 machine gun mounted on a 1905 Franklin Cross, early 20th century.
Japanese Type 96 light machine gun, World War II.from Rock Island Auctions
Tricylce mounted with tandem Maxim machine guns, 1899.
US Marines posing with a gatling gun and a hotchkiss cannon, 1896.
The Jacob Perkins Steam Machine Gun,In the late 18th and early 19th century Jacob Perkins was one of
W.G. Armstrong & Co. British Gatling gun with carriage, dated 1873.from Rock Island Auctions
US Model 1919A4 machine gun, World War IIfrom Poulin Antiques
German MG-42 machine gun with mount, World War II.from Morphy’s Auctions
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An original WWI French Chauchat machine gun, circa 1915. This infamous light machine would earn the
US T161 General Purpose Machine gun, accepted into service in 1957, short lived predecessor to the M
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