Tag: Robert G. Segel

Right side of the Colt manufactured Maxim Model of 1904 mounted on the 1904 tripod. Note the one-piece cleaning rod ...

By Robert G. SegelThe tools of war are invariably large, bulky, heavy and usually consisting of many components. Moving men ...

By Robert G. SegelSouth Africa has had a long and diverse history and was a proving ground for the practical ...

Right hand view of the Schwarzlose Model 07/12 on tripod with shoulder stock, water can and condensing hose. Note how ...

By Robert G. Segel - Much has been written about the sad state of affairs concerning the history of early machine ...

Five barrel 37mm Hotchkiss Revolving Cannon Model of 1897 in 1/4 scale made by Mike Suchka. Limited to an edition ...

A full size .45 caliber Colt 21/28 Navy Thompson is shown with the .25 caliber 1/2 scale de la Garrigue ...

Lubrication is the key to keeping any weapon in proper working order. From rear left is a Browning .30 caliber ...

The art of making miniature arms has been practiced since the 1500’s and they truly are a joy to behold. ...

By Robert G. Segel The first great conflict of the twentieth century (1914-1918) was known by several names: The Great ...