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Small Arms. Firearms. 19th Century Military Breech Action. 1. Martini-Henry 2. Lee-Metford British Magazine Rifle 3. Gras 4. Mauser 5. Mannlicher. From The National Encyclopaedia, Published C. 1890

Small Arms. Firearms. 19th Century Military Breech Action. 1. Martini-Henry 2. Lee-Metford British Magazine Rifle 3. Gras 4. Mauser 5. Mannlicher. From The National Encyclopaedia, Published C. 1890


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Small Arms. Firearms. 19th Century Military Breech Action. 1. Martini-Henry 2. Lee-Metford British Magazine Rifle 3. Gras 4. Mauser 5. Mannlicher. From The National Encyclopaedia, Published C. 1890

Small Arms. Firearms. 19th Century Military Breech Action. 1. Martini-Henry 2. Lee-Metford British Magazine Rifle 3. Gras 4. Mauser 5. Mannlicher. From The National Encyclopaedia, Published C.1890

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This print showcases a collection of 19th-century military breech action firearms, each with its own unique design and historical significance. From left to right, we have the Martini-Henry rifle, the Lee-Metford British magazine rifle, the Gras rifle, the Mauser rifle, and finally the Mannlicher firearm. These small arms were essential tools for armies during this era. The Martini-Henry was widely used by the British army and gained fame in various conflicts around the world. The Lee-Metford British magazine rifle introduced a revolutionary magazine system that allowed for rapid fire capabilities on the battlefield. The Gras rifle represents French ingenuity in weapon design with its innovative breech-loading mechanism. Meanwhile, the Mauser and Mannlicher rifles showcase German and Austrian craftsmanship respectively. Published in 1890 as part of The National Encyclopaedia series, this print offers a glimpse into an era when these firearms played a crucial role in shaping military strategies and tactics worldwide. Ken Welsh's expertise shines through in capturing not only these remarkable weapons but also their historical context. This image serves as a reminder of how far weaponry has evolved since then while highlighting their enduring appeal to collectors and enthusiasts alike.

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