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Book: The Devil's Paintbrush: History of the Maxim Gun

Book: The Devil's Paintbrush: History of the Maxim Gun

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New Made Item: By Dolf L. Goldsmith, A comprehensive overview of the Maxim Gun: Prototype and production versions of every sort of Maxim from over a dozen user countries are described and illustrated, along with the incredibly varied and ingenious array of accessories and ancillaries produced around the world during the Maxim's eighty year history. Hardcover only.
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