Original WWI Austro-Hungarian Schwarzlose 8mm MG M.07/12 Display Machine Gun with Tripod and Acessories MILITARIA There is no maker mark

There is no maker mark that we can see

Taschenmesserfabrik (Pocket Knife Factory) in Solingen

After the Japanese surrender they set sail for Japan where they occupied the southern island of Kyūshū

its grenade launcher (dubbed the T119) had the same problems as the original M7 launcher and the M28 was inaccurate when launched from the M7A2

In September of 1944 the immense port of Antwerp was captured by the Allies and it opened to shipping in November

Original WWI Austro-Hungarian Schwarzlose 8mm MG M.07/12 Display Machine Gun with Tripod and Acessories MILITARIA There is no maker markOriginal Item: Very few available. Constructed on a dummy non firing receiver in compliance with BATF specifications this impressive rare display gun is comprised of all original parts. It comes complete with tripod, ammunition belt and ammunition belt loader. Everything is offered is very good condition. The Schwarzlose M. 7 was a water cooled, belt fed weapon designed by a German named Andreas Wilhelm Schwarzlose. It was typically mounted on a