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Atomic Gun |
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lots of possibilities. Either Clockwork or hand-crank operated. The
turret is moved left / right by operating the right hand lever /
hand-crank - the left lever to control the shot angle. The additional knob on
left front side to release the
shot. So far I have only seen red wooden caps on the levers. Coloured, lithographed, boxed.
Leaflet "how to handle" in English, French, Spanish and German language. Quite interesting that the manual version shows the higher article No. - was this one issued later than the clockwork version? Available after 1955 and before 1963 (currently unable to give better determination). Seize: 225 x 95 x 90 mm |
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this picture documents the difference in instrumentation |
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left side on picture Nr. 135 - Atomic Gun (manual) |
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right side on picture Nr. 130 - automatic Atomic Gun (clockwork) |
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| from the rear | the breech - ready to fire | ||
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the original box from all "aspects" |
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...and the label |
the stamp |
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Finally displaying the original ammunition for the gun. A box of Amorces for the "Boom" - and three separately packed wooden "bullets" with a diameter of approx. 10 mm |
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| generated: JUN-24-2001 | last update: Christmas 2007 | ||
