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TYPE 92 HEAVY MACHINE GUN

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JAPANESE IMPERIAL MARINES take barricade during their street fighting and progression in Shanghai, China action, 1938.

M.P. 34/I BERGMANN Machine Pistol in disassembled view.

ITALIAN OFFICERS of Fabbrica Armi Regio Esercito

IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY Special Landing Force personnel patrol Shanghai perimeter gates in early 1932.

JAPANESE Special Naval Landing Forces cross the Long River in Central China in fall of 1938.

 
JAPANESE EQUIPMENT from Guadalcanal allied recapture campaign August 1942.

UNITED STATES MARINES patrolling in Shanghai, China to protect the United States interests during the Nationalist/Communist civil war in late 1920’s.

CZvz26 LIGHT MACHINE GUNS from different countries of manufacture. Top weapon manufactured by Brno Zbrojovka of Czechoslovakia.

AICHI TOKEI DENKI KK, [AICHI CLOCK AND ELECTRIC COMPANY LIMITED]

CHINESE 8th ARMY machine gun squad in defensive position on the Great Wall following a clash between Chinese and Japanese forces on 7 July 1937.

VICKERS TYPE F machine gun mounted on a Japanese navy landing craft.

FRENCH HOTCHKISS, 13.2mm in a quad mount configuration.

The not so famous photo of the IWO JIMA flag raising.

JAPANESE MARINE CONVOY moving through the streets of Shanghai, China, after its capture in November 1937.

JAPANESE students display various patterns of machine guns produced by the Nambu firm, Chuo Kogyo K. K. in the late 1930’s.

TYPE 1 Japanese Navy Aircraft Machine Gun, caliber 7.92 mm.
Lewis Aircraft Machine Gun Mk III manufactured by Birmingham Small Arms Company Limited of Birmingham England.

A VERY RARE OCCASION

SUKA KAIGUN KOSHO, [Navy Arsenal].

Type 11 Nambu Light Machine Gun.

TYPE 91 Tank Machine Gun fitted with a telescopic sight and bipod for double duty as an infantry weapon.

TYPE 92 Aircraft Machine Gun, Lewis pattern, produced by Toyokawa Kaigun Kosho [Toyokawa Navy Arsenal], in 1942.

TYPE 100/1 MACHINE PISTOL

TYPE 92 Lewis Machine Gun , with a ball mount for duty in aircraft as the attack plane Mitsubishi KI 21, and Kawanishi H8K flying boat.

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TYPE 96 LIGHT MACHINE GUN

TYPE 97 Tank Machine gun adopted by the Imperial Japanese Army for tank usage in 1937 and replacing the T-91 Tank Machine Gun in most armored vehicles.

TYPE 98 Japanese Army Aircraft Machine Gun, caliber 7.92 mm [German].

TYPE 99 MK 1, 20 mm Machine Cannon

TYPE II MODEL A

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The rusty hatch from the USS Arizona...

JAPANESE TYPE 93 machine gun in caliber 13.2 mm shown on an emplacement on Saipan.

JAPANESE TYPE 96 AUTOMATIC CANNON.

NAVAL 7.7mm aircraft machine guns converted for ground troop usage.

THE IVY ARMAMENT COLLECTION

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