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RMT8X020–A holster for the Walther army model flare pistol encoded 'cvc 44', acceptance eagle/WaA... for manufactory Zeschke Nachf. Gebr. L. Zeuschner, Müllrose near Frankfurt/O. Made from leather replacement material (pressboard), durable parts in leather. Holder for cleaning rod. Stitching in order. A rare maker! Encoding in cover. Included are two carry hooks for the flare pistol ammunition pouch. historic, historical, 20th century, Editorial-Use-Only
RMT8GBT6–A barrelless aviator's flare pistol, Eisfeld system, brass Cal. 11mm special cartridge with pre-charge, no. E 1124. Matching numbers. Folding lock. Double action. Designing engineer J.F. Eisfeld, Silberhütte/Sachsen-Anhalt. Manufactured by the Eisfeld Company Apart from serial number no other stamps or inscriptions. Brass manufacture. Trigger guard, operational and small parts made of steel. Matching-numbered walnut grip panels with fine chequering. Lanyard loop. Widely unknown and extremely rare brass model for the imperial air force and the army in very good overall condi, Editorial-Use-Only
RMPHR16H–German submachine guns ERMA 9mm and flare pistol adopted to shoot grenades in Warsaw Rising Museum in Warsaw, Poland
RF2TA3X8Y–A flare gun, also known as a Very pistol or signal pistol, is a large-bore handgun that discharges flares. The flare gun is used for a distress signal
RM2M7TMN5–Artwork: 'AIRMAN Down at Sea Shooting a Flare Pistol' Artist: Schmidt-Effenberger. Country: Unknown
![A German soldier with all his equipment poses in front of his truck, ready to leave. He is still carrying rolled-up socks in his right hand, otherwise his luggage is in two bags next to him. A flare pistol on his belt. The photo was taken by a member of the 3rd / Infantry Regiment 154 / 58th Infantry Division. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2X0H4X4/a-german-soldier-with-all-his-equipment-poses-in-front-of-his-truck-ready-to-leave-he-is-still-carrying-rolled-up-socks-in-his-right-hand-otherwise-his-luggage-is-in-two-bags-next-to-him-a-flare-pistol-on-his-belt-the-photo-was-taken-by-a-member-of-the-3rd-infantry-regiment-154-58th-infantry-division-automated-translation-2X0H4X4.jpg "A German soldier with all his equipment poses in front of his truck, ready to leave. He is still carrying rolled-up socks in his right hand, otherwise his luggage is in two bags next to him. A flare pistol on his belt. The photo was taken by a member of the 3rd / Infantry Regiment 154 / 58th Infantry Division. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2X0H4X4–A German soldier with all his equipment poses in front of his truck, ready to leave. He is still carrying rolled-up socks in his right hand, otherwise his luggage is in two bags next to him. A flare pistol on his belt. The photo was taken by a member of the 3rd / Infantry Regiment 154 / 58th Infantry Division. [automated translation]
RM2M8EP4W–A charred AKM assault rifle and a flare pistol lie on the hull of a destroyed Iraqi BMP-1 mechanized infantry combat vehicle during the ground phase of Operation Desert Storm. Subject Operation/Series: DESERT STORM Country: Kuwait (KWT)
RM2MEMJMX–Newest Type Lifesaving Equipment. Newest Type Lifesaving equipment is exhibited by Comdr. Robert E. Coombs, Assistant Chief of Merchant Marine Inspection of the Coast Guard and Coast Guardsman Roger Hale, storekeeper, first class. Comdr. Coombs holds an automatic electric water light and Hale exhibits a parachute flare pistol. Included in the display is an emergency fishing kit, first aid and an abandon ship kit and a model lifeboat with sail.
RMT8GBT5–A barrelless aviator's flare pistol, Eisfeld system, brass Cal. 11mm special cartridge with pre-charge, no. E 1124. Matching numbers. Folding lock. Double action. Designing engineer J.F. Eisfeld, Silberhütte/Sachsen-Anhalt. Manufactured by the Eisfeld Company Apart from serial number no other stamps or inscriptions. Brass manufacture. Trigger guard, operational and small parts made of steel. Matching-numbered walnut grip panels with fine chequering. Lanyard loop. Widely unknown and extremely rare brass model for the imperial air force and the army in very good overall condi, Editorial-Use-Only
RMT8PHYJ–An ammunition pouch for 18 flare pistol cartridges in the cover an illegible ink stamping, circa 1942/43 Made from coarse grey-blue linen web material with leather trim, a wooden insert in the base. Web belting for optional carrying over the shoulder or on the belt, shoulder straps with two snap hooks. In never used, mint condition. historic, historical, Air Force, branch of service, branches of service, armed service, armed services, military, militaria, air forces, object, objects, stills, clipping, clippings, cut out, cut-out, cut-outs, 20th century, Editorial-Use-Only
RF2E4C432–Flare-gun line icon. Firearm vector illustration isolated on white. Weapon outline style design, designed for web and app. Eps 10.
RMPHR16A–Pistols and flare pistols from WWII in Warsaw Rising Museum (Warsaw Uprising Museum, Muzeum Powstania Warszawskiego) in Warsaw, Poland
RMMAKHG5–World War I Hebel Model 1894 German flare pistol with missing handle grips and badly rusted. Designed in 1894, it was produced in quantities by over 30 different manufacturers. Title: World War I Hebel Model 1894 German Flare Pistol . after 1894.
RMW7GX0X–26th April 1993 Ethnic cleansing during the war in central Bosnia: a 12 bore shotgun pistol dropped by HVO (Bosnian Croat) forces ten days before as they attacked Bosnian Muslim homes on the road between Busovaca and Medovici.
RFCCA8TJ–1917 Moonlight attack Battle of the Somme charge bayonet rifle swamp pistol officer front line action trench charging gun weapon
RF2TA3XR3–A flare gun icon, also known as a Very pistol or signal pistol, is a large-bore handgun that discharges flares. The flare gun is used for a distress
RF2KRB047–Call me maam one more time. Multiple exposure portrait of a cowgirl aiming her pistol superimposed over a western background.
RM2HWAG35–Capture of Meteren by the 9th (Scottish) Division, 19th July 1918. A captured German prisoner, carrying a Very Light Pistol (flare gun), on his way back (unescorted) looking at a dead comrade lying at the bottom of a shell-hole, 20th July 1918.
RF2RAT6JK–A firefighter with the Wolf Creek Hotshots uses a pistol-style flare launcher during a firing operation on the Bear Fire near Helper, Utah, on June 11, 2021.
RMT8PHYR–An ammunition pouch for 18 flare pistol cartridges in the cover an illegible ink stamping, circa 1942/43 Made from coarse grey-blue linen web material with leather trim, a wooden insert in the base. Web belting for optional carrying over the shoulder or on the belt, shoulder straps with two snap hooks. In never used, mint condition. historic, historical, Air Force, branch of service, branches of service, armed service, armed services, military, militaria, air forces, object, objects, stills, clipping, clippings, cut out, cut-out, cut-outs, 20th century, Editorial-Use-Only
RF2E4B7R4–Flare-gun solid icon. Firearm vector illustration isolated on white. Weapon glyph style design, designed for web and app. Eps 10.
RMT8EEMN–A double-barrelled flare pistol mod. L, code 'fzs' Cal. 4, no. 6015. Matching numbers. Bright bores. On barrels and on rear frame merely large Luftwaffe acceptance marks instead of proof mark. LW request no. Fl 24483. Produced in 1944 at Heinrich Krieghoff, Suhl. On rear left of frame marked '1944 / Adler-2 / fzs'. Signal pin. Fire selector. Duraluminium manufacture with silver-colour coating. Dural, black anodised operational parts. Dark brown Bakelite grip panels. Rare, late model with unusual coating. New condition. Erwerbsscheinpflichtig. historic, historical, 20th cent, Editorial-Use-Only
RMMAKHG4–World War I German Naval flare gun or 'star shell' pistol. It would be used for signalling troops or lighting up 'no man's land' during trench warfare. It was brought back as a war trophy by Major Harry S. Crossen, after his service overseas during World War I. Title: World War I German Naval Flare Gun . circa 1916.
RMTB3M6R–A single-barrelled signal flare pistol Mod. A.W.W. of the Imperial Navy, Cal. 4, no. 37. Matching numbers. Drop barrel with snapper lock, length 115 mm. Total length 220 mm. Weight 860 g. Internal hammer. Safety. Signal pin. Construction attributed to Artilleriewerkstätten Wilhelmshaven (A.W.W.). On pommel navy acceptance mark crown/M. No further stamps or inscriptions. Brass grip frame and barrel. Ribbed trigger as well as opening lever, breechblock, safety, mechanical parts and screws made of steel. Matching-numbered, smooth walnut grip panels., Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RF2AB2B9W–Signal flare gun isolated on white background. A flare gun to signal a distress signal or indicate a location.
RMR9CWWK–Ground operations male firing a bird scaring flare at London Southend Airport, Essex, UK. Operations vehicle OPS 5. Security and safety at airfield
RFCCA9EB–1916 night attack ruse star pistol night flare decoy British trench sandbag gun front line barbed wire no mans land surprise
RM2JAYPJ5–Army personal being trained in the use of Verey Pistols in preparation for the 2nd security hear aerobic carnival in farm cave on Nov 2. October 29, 1946.
RM2JAYPJF–Attack Signal -- Troops tensed for an assault on 'enemy' positions on Army manoeuvres receiving a signal to open operations. July 11, 1950.
RF2E4B69F–Flare-gun line and glyph icon. Firearm vector illustration isolated on white. Weapon outline style design, designed for web and app. Eps 10.
RMTB3M6P–A single-barrelled signal flare pistol Mod. A.W.W. of the Imperial Navy, Cal. 4, no. 37. Matching numbers. Drop barrel with snapper lock, length 115 mm. Total length 220 mm. Weight 860 g. Internal hammer. Safety. Signal pin. Construction attributed to Artilleriewerkstätten Wilhelmshaven (A.W.W.). On pommel navy acceptance mark crown/M. No further stamps or inscriptions. Brass grip frame and barrel. Ribbed trigger as well as opening lever, breechblock, safety, mechanical parts and screws made of steel. Matching-numbered, smooth walnut grip panels., Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMT8GBN6–A double-barrelled signal flare pistol ('Model Submarine') of the imperial navy Cal. 4, no. 99. Matching numbers. Drop barrels with muzzle ridge, bright bores, locked by way of a spring-mounted, ribbed brass opening slide which can be used on both sides. Barrel lengths 133 mm. Total length 260 mm. Weight 2340 g. On pommel marked 'ST & B / 16' which stands for 1916 manufacture at Stantien & Becker's, Lübeck. Brass grip frame and double barrels. The ribbed trigger and both strong, ribbed hammers have a distinct spur to be cocked individually for ea, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RF2AB2B9P–Signal flare gun isolated on white background. A flare gun to signal a distress signal or indicate a location.
RM2RC084G–'Sgt. L. P. Morper of the Signal Section in the 320th Regiment Infantry of the 80th Division demonstrates the method of flare signaling during World War I. The photo shows various flare signal devices and their respective effects, including green, white, and red stars, as well as parachutes with white and red colors. The image was taken by 1st Lt. Frank A. Russel in Saulty, France.'
RF2E4B71Y–Flare-gun thin line icon. Firearm vector illustration isolated on white. Weapon outline style design, designed for web and app. Eps 10.
RF2PTNA0R–Call me maam one more time. Multiple exposure portrait of a cowgirl aiming her pistol superimposed over a western background
RMT8GBN4–A double-barrelled signal flare pistol ('Model Submarine') of the imperial navy Cal. 4, no. 99. Matching numbers. Drop barrels with muzzle ridge, bright bores, locked by way of a spring-mounted, ribbed brass opening slide which can be used on both sides. Barrel lengths 133 mm. Total length 260 mm. Weight 2340 g. On pommel marked 'ST & B / 16' which stands for 1916 manufacture at Stantien & Becker's, Lübeck. Brass grip frame and double barrels. The ribbed trigger and both strong, ribbed hammers have a distinct spur to be cocked individually for ea, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RF2AB2B6J–Signal flare gun isolated on white background. A flare gun to signal a distress signal or indicate a location.
RMTBB368–A double-barrelled flare pistol mod. LP 2 '1001', GDR Cal. 4, no. D1201. Matching numbers. Bright bores, length 165 mm. Proof-marked eagle/ crown/U. On left side of frame marked S/N, on the right '1001'. Manufactured at Ernst-Thälmann-Werke, Suhl. External hammers. Fire selector for single shot left / right and double shot. Manufactured in black anodised Duraluminium. Steel operational parts and screws, etched grey. Varnished beech wood grip panels. Due to its high-quality workmanship it was not manufactured in high numbers. Well-appreciated coll, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMT8EEHC–A signal flare pistol Walther mod. SLd, U-Bootswaffe Cal. 4 (26.65 mm), no. 888. Bright bores, length 230 mm. Total length 340 mm. Proof-marked crown/BU. Manufactured in 1939. Signal pin. On left side of frame Walther corporate name, beside it unclear navy acceptance mark eagle/swastika/M/III/3. Fire selector marked 'l' and 'r' for single shot through left or right barrel and 'Doppelschuss' for simultaneous firing of both barrels. Manufacture of all parts from matt polished Nirosta high-grade steel, partially still in its original grease. Walnut , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RFR9G2H4–shooting gallery, air gun in the foreground. in the background, the banks are dented from the shots. on top of toys as prizes.
RMHFD32M–091203-N-7303M-099 SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND, Calif. (Dec. 3, 2009) A third phase student in Basic Underwater Demolitions/SEAL (BUDS) training is illuminated by a flare during a night shoot on San Clemente Island. The third phase of BUDS focuses on land warfare and includes training in pistol, rifle, demolitions and tactical movement. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Blake Midnight/Released) SEAL training-091203-N-7303M-099
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