WWI "Machine Gun Insignia" original photograph with 22,500 officers and men alongside 600 machine guns — 1918 rare-finds-sold Examples with all 29 panels

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Goodrich compiled biographies of the signers together with historical reflections on the American Revolution and the struggle for independence

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WWI "Machine Gun Insignia" original photograph with 22,500 officers and men alongside 600 machine guns — 1918 rare-finds-sold Examples with all 29 panelsThis is an original photograph by Arthur Mole and John D. Thomas in which they created the WWI machine gun insignia using 22,500 officers and men alongside 600 machine guns. Taken at Camp Hancock in Augusta, Georgia, under the direction of Brigadier General Oliver Edwards and Lieutenant Colonel E. P. Pierson, on December 10, 1918. The official "Machine Gun Insignia" Created with 22,500 officers and men alongside 600 machine guns The barrel is made