Book: Machine Guns by Ian V. Hogg U.S. Machine Guns there ain't no war here

there ain't no war here

This example has a solid aluminum receiver

The belt has an original Royal Naval officer brass buckle featuring the King's Crown over a fouled anchor surrounded by a laurel wreath

Designed to be fitted over a Bren Gun or Rifle these covers provided protection for the weapon and Paratrooper when landing an air drop

the French took a swift and decisive beating in the war of 1870-71

Book: Machine Guns by Ian V. Hogg U.S. Machine Guns there ain't no war here336 pages of the complete historical development of Machine Guns from their original inception to the present. Includes some 20 examples of which I. M. A. offers original inert Display Models constructed from Original Parts. The cover shows a Russian Model 1905 Brass Jacketed Maxim Gun from the IMA Collection. All you need to know, made easy, about Machine gun development and who used what.