File:Gatling gun - Scientific American - 1869.png
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English: The front page of the Scientific American on December 4, 1869, had a story of an improved version of the Gatling gun produced by Colt's Armory. The improvements included a better loading mechanism and sturdy, reusable cartridges. |
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Source | Scientific American, December 4, 1869 |
Author | Woodcut by Richard Ten Eyck (signature lower right) |
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