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Where tradition converges with innovation, Mueller Murgenthal stands as a testament to the timeless dialogue between art and engineering. Each creation — from its intricately forged firearms to its sculptural objets d’art — reflects a lineage of master silversmithing and contemporary precision. Revered by royalty, esteemed by global leaders, and cherished by discerning collectors, Mueller Murgenthal exists not as a brand but as a living legacy of craftsmanship.
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The Buildings of Springfield Armory: Architecture, Preservation, and Reuse
Springfield Armory made U.S. military small arms from 1794 until 1968, and its surviving buildings now serve as a National Park Service museum, a community college campus, a technology park, and private manufacturing space. This article covers the architecture of key structures such as the Main Arsenal and Building 19, and how each has been preserved or adapted since the Armory closed.
The Closing Years of Star Bonifacio Echeverría, 1969 to 1997
Star Bonifacio Echeverría of Eibar supplied pistols and submachine guns to Spain’s military and police for decades before closing in July 1997. This history traces the company’s final years through its dependence on the American market, its 1980s model renewal, and the decline that left fewer than 40 employees by the end.
DWM Commercial and Military Records: Different Evidence, Different Questions
Military records, commercial advertisements, and institutional collections each document a different part of a DWM Luger’s history. The U.S. Army’s 1901 trial of the Model 1900 and Swiss trial pistol No. 19 show what each type of evidence can establish.
Colt and Ohio Ordnance Works: The Licensed Model 1918 Self-Loading Rifle and Other Documented Collaborations
Colt licensed Ohio Ordnance Works to manufacture a Colt-marked, closed-bolt semi-automatic Model 1918 rifle, which was introduced at the 2015 SHOT Show. This article identifies each documented participant’s role, the rifle’s identifying features, and the OOW patent behind its mechanism.
The Company Behind the Steyr-Hahn: Oesterreichische Waffenfabriks-Gesellschaft, 1869 to 1926
The Steyr M1912 was made by the Oesterreichische Waffenfabriks-Gesellschaft (ŒWG), a joint-stock company formed in 1869 from Josef Werndl’s Steyr arms works. The company kept that name until February 9, 1926, when it became Steyr-Werke AG.
Janz Presentation Sets as Documented Objects: Cases, Proof Marks, and the Factory Record
A Janz interchangeable-caliber set is one revolver frame supplied with more than one barrel and cylinder, each made, proved, and marked as a separate part. Factory records, German proof law, and auction lot descriptions show how these sets are specified, stamped, and cased.
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