Original U.S. WWII Framed Painted Artwork of Medics Giving IV to Wounded Soldier in the Field - Signed - 18½ x 22¾” Japanese Documents and Books as well as what looks

as well as what looks to be a ring of oxidation near the muzzle

it really surpassed the standard Martini in that its entire action was removable as one unit for ease of servicing or exchange

A very nice example of an iconic gun with a lovely patina of age

It is sometimes referred as the "battle bowler"

Manufacturers will vary and some do not have any markings

Original U.S. WWII Framed Painted Artwork of Medics Giving IV to Wounded Soldier in the Field - Signed - 18½ x 22¾” Japanese Documents and Books as well as what looksOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a beautiful & macabre piece of artwork painted during World War II which depicts two Army medics with Red Cross armbands & M1 helmets inserting an IV into a wounded soldier. The medic on the left is inserting the IV while the other medic holds it upright. The artwork is signed in the bottom right corner and appears to read Bremin, but the name is very difficult to make out. If the name could be discerned, it could