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Removing nose from 6 inch shell, between c1915 and c1920. Creator: Bain News ServiceRemoving nose from 6 inch shell, between c1915 and c1920
Rifling Big Guns, Watervliet, between c1910 and c1915. Creator: Bain News ServiceRifling Big Guns, Watervliet, between c1910 and c1915
16" Gun for Panama at Watervliet, between c1910 and c1915. Creator: Bain News Service16" Gun for Panama at Watervliet, between c1910 and c1915
H.M.S. Shannon Vickers Sons & Maxims Gun Works, 1915. Creator: Bain News ServiceH.M.S. Shannon Vickers Sons & Maxims Gun Works, 1915. The Vickers, Sons and Maxim ordnance and ammunition factory at Barrow-in-Furness, England
English women finishing a 9.2 shell, between c1915 and 1917. Creator: Bain News ServiceEnglish women finishing a 9.2 shell, between c1915 and 1917. Women workers inspecting 9.2 explosive shells in a factory during World War I
Experiments with the Armstrong 600-pounder against the Warrior floating target, 1864. Creator: UnknownSection of the Warrior floating target, showing the hole made by the 600-pound shell and the displacement of the upper plate, 1864
Experiments with the Armstrong 600-pounder against the Warrior floating target, 1864. Creator: UnknownExperiments with the Armstrong 600-pounder against the Warrior floating target, 1864. The sight presented by the target when struck was very grand
Three generations: A.P. Kalganov with son and granddaughter; the last two work in the shops of the Zlatoust plant, 1910. Two men and a woman posed outdoors at the Zlatoust arms plant. A. P
Chimney of old Confederate Powder Works Mill, Augusta, Ga. between 1900 and 1910. Creator: UnknownChimney of old Confederate Powder Works Mill, Augusta, Ga. between 1900 and 1910
Hendrik Trip's Cannon Foundry in Julitabruk, Sweden, 1650-1675. Creator: Allart van EverdingenHendrik Trip's Cannon Foundry in Julitabruk, Sweden, 1650-1675
The Gun Factory, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Gun Factory, 1917
Jacobus Trip (1627-70), Armaments Dealer of Amsterdam and Dordrecht, 1647-1670. Creator: Bartholomeus van der HelstJacobus Trip (1627-70), Armaments Dealer of Amsterdam and Dordrecht, 1647-1670
Shops, U.S. Armory, Springfield, Mass. between 1900 and 1920. Creator: UnknownShops, U.S. Armory, Springfield, Mass. between 1900 and 1920
Visites de M Albert Thomas aux usines de guerre, 1916. Creator: UnknownVisites de M Albert Thomas aux usines de guerre; M Albert Thomas devant le panorama d'une grande usine de guerre surgie du sol en huit mois: la nouvelle poudrerie de Toulouse, 1916
Visites de M Albert Thomas aux usines de guerre; l'Exposition lyonnaise, 1914 (1916). Creator: UnknownVisites de M Albert Thomas aux usines de guerre; Aux ateliers de l'Exposition lyonnaise de 1914: le sous-secretaire d'Etat aux munitions parlant aux ouvriers du haut d'une tribune decoree
Getting ready to hoist a mounted gun, in Washington Navy Yard(?), 1903. Creator: Frances Benjamin JohnstonGetting ready to hoist a mounted gun, in Washington Navy Yard(?), 1903
Manufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: naval practice with a 100-pounder, 1862. Creator: UnknownManufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: naval practice with a 100-pounder, 1862. British sailors firing a cannon. From "Illustrated London News", 1862
Manufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: casting the shot and shell for 100... 1862. Creator: W ThomasManufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: casting the shot and shell for 100 pounders, 1862. In viewing the manner in which the work is carried out in the various branches of the Royal
Manufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: the guns at the proof-butts, 1862. Creator: UnknownManufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: the guns at the proof-butts, 1862.... to fire a piece of ordnance...by the ordinary method of a man pulling a friction-tube while others are
Manufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: finish-turning a 100-pounder, 1862. Creator: UnknownManufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: finish-turning a 100-pounder, 1862. The gun, being now completely built up, is carried to a lathe for the purpose of being finish-turned
Manufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: the beehive, 1862. Creator: UnknownManufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: the beehive, 1862. This is the upper floor of a two-storied building upwards of 200ft. in length and 60ft
Official trial of small-bore rifles on Plumstead Marshes: firing from the rests, 1862. Creator: UnknownOfficial trial of small-bore rifles on Plumstead Marshes: firing from the rests, 1862. At the Royal Laboratory practice-range of Woolwich Arsenal number of gunmakers of celebrity were present
Official trial of small-bore rifles on Plumstead Marshes: the rifle-rest, 1862. Creator: UnknownOfficial trial of small-bore rifles on Plumstead Marshes: the rifle-rest, 1862. At the Royal Laboratory practice-range of Woolwich Arsenal number of gunmakers of celebrity were present
Official trial of small-bore rifles on Plumstead Marshes: the Council of the National Rifle... 1862 Creator: UnknownOfficial trial of small-bore rifles on Plumstead Marshes: the Council of the National Rifle Association watching the target, 1862
Manufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: welding the coil, 1862. Creator: W ThomasManufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: welding the coil, 1862. An Armstrong gun was a uniquely designed type of rifled breech-loading field
Manufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: coiling the bars, 1862. Creator: UnknownManufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: coiling the bars, 1862. An Armstrong gun was a uniquely designed type of rifled breech-loading field
Manufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: drawing down and welding the... 1862. Creator: W ThomasManufacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal: drawing down and welding the bars previous to coiling, 1862. An Armstrong gun was a uniquely designed type of rifled breech-loading field
Finishing shells at Woolwich Arsenal, 1862. Creator: W ThomasFinishing shells at Woolwich Arsenal, 1862. Exertions are continued at Woolwich to supply munitions of war to the British possessions in North America...The splendid shell foundry is capable of
Trade Card Bearing the Name of the Late Gunmaker John Knubley (1750-1795), ca. 17... ca. 1795-1804. Creator: AnonTrade Card Bearing the Name of the Late Gunmaker John Knubley (1750-1795), ca. 1795-1804
Trade Card of the Gunmaker Samuel Brunn (active 1795-1820), 1797-1803. 1797-1803. Creator: AnonTrade Card of the Gunmaker Samuel Brunn (active 1795-1820), 1797-1803
The Armour Plate Press, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Armour Plate Press, 1917
In the Jaws of Death, Rolling Bars for Shells, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellIn the Jaws of Death, Rolling Bars for Shells, 1916
The Biggest Lathe in the World, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Biggest Lathe in the World, 1917
Cutting and Turning a Big Gun, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellCutting and Turning a Big Gun, 1916
Steel Bars for Shells, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellSteel Bars for Shells, 1916
The Old Gun-Pit, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Old Gun-Pit, 1916
The Cauldrons, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Cauldrons, 1916
The Little Men of the Big Hammer, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Little Men of the Big Hammer, 1917
Making Rifles, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellMaking Rifles, 1917
The Bay of the Thousand Girls, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Bay of the Thousand Girls, 1916
The Basilica of War, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Basilica of War, 1916
The Big Gate of the Big Shop, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Big Gate of the Big Shop, 1916
By-Products, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellBy-Products, 1916
The Great Hammer, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Great Hammer, 1916
Finishing Shells, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellFinishing Shells, 1916
Casting Shells, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellCasting Shells, 1917
Gun-Testing, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellGun-Testing, 1916
The Gun Shop, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Gun Shop, 1916
Shell Factory, No. I, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellShell Factory, No.I, 1917
Shaping a Gun from an Ingot, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellShaping a Gun from an Ingot, 1917
Shell Factory, No. II, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellShell Factory, No.II, 1917
Bottling the Big Shell, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellBottling the Big Shell, 1916
Ready for War, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellReady for War, 1916
Taking the Big Gun Away, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellTaking the Big Gun Away, 1916
From the Tops of the Furnaces, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellFrom the Tops of the Furnaces, 1916
Bringing in the Gun, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellBringing in the Gun, 1916
Fitting Guns in Turrets, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellFitting Guns in Turrets, 1916
The Gun Pit, No. I, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Gun Pit, No.I, 1917
In the Land of Brobdingnag, the Armour Plate Bending Press, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellIn the Land of Brobdingnag, the Armour Plate Bending Press, 1917
Gun Pit, No. II, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellGun Pit, No.II, 1917
Building the Great Turret, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellBuilding the Great Turret, 1916
Munitions River, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellMunitions River, 1916
Within the Furnaces, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellWithin the Furnaces, 1916
Making Armour-Plate, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellMaking Armour-Plate, 1916
The Gun Forge, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Gun Forge, 1916
The Forges, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Forges, 1917
The Gun-Testing Ground, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Gun-Testing Ground, 1917
Forging Shells, The Slaves of the Wheel, 1917. Creator: Joseph PennellForging Shells, The Slaves of the Wheel, 1917
The Urns, Casting Big Shells, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Urns, Casting Big Shells, 1916
Planing Big Shells, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellPlaning Big Shells, 1916
The Shell Factory, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellThe Shell Factory, 1916
The New Gun-Pit, 1916. Creator: Joseph PennellThe New Gun-Pit, 1916
Men of Progress, 1862. Creator: Christian SchusseleMen of Progress, 1862
Portrait of William Tranter, 1860-1890. Creator: Butler E TranterPortrait of William William Tranter, 1860-1890. William William Tranter (1816-1890) was a gunmaker and gun designer with a factory in Aston, Birmingham
Trade Card for Bissets Directory, Birmingham, 1800. Creator: Thomas HancockTrade Card for Bissets Directory, Birmingham, 1800
Alfred Krupp, printers sample for the Worlds Inventors souvenir album (A25) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, 1888
Grand Hotel, Calcutta, 1902. Creator: UnknownGrand Hotel, Calcutta, 1902. Hotel in Calcutta, (now Kolkata), Bengal, India. One of the shops in the arcade is Lyon & Lyon, gun and rifle makers. Postcard
Interior of U.S. gun shop, Washington Navy Yard, 1903. Creator: Frances Benjamin JohnstonInterior of U.S. gun shop, Washington Navy Yard, 1903
Krupp s, (1919). Creator: UnknownKrupp s, (1919). This famous cannon foundry, where most of the engines of war employed by the German nation are manufactured, is situated in Essen, a town in the Rhenish Prussian coalfields
Shot Manufactory, Tooley Street, from London Bridge, Bermondsey, London, 1828
Maxim machine gun, c1895. The engineer Hiram Maxim developed the first fully automatic machine gun (1884) which he offered to the United States War and Navy departments
Boys of Bradfield College making shell parts, Berkshire, c1916 (1928). From The Wonder Book of Soldiers for Boys and Girls, edited by Harry Golding. [Ward. Lock & Co
Armament Section at Work, 1940. From Our Air Force published by Ward, Lock & Co. Ltd. 1940
Cannon foundry, 1487 (1954). Artist: Leonardo da VinciCannon foundry, 1487 (1954). Found in the collection of the Royal Library, Windsor Castle, Windsor. A print from Leonardo da Vinci by Ludwig H Heydenreich. (London, 1954)
