Original U.S. WWI Era David Instrument Mfg. Co. Blaster No. 1 with Strap & Handle U.S. Badges with the machine guns still

with the machine guns still able to traverse and the whole "turret" portion being detachable

The lock is in its original flintlock configuration and the hammer holds well at half cock and full cock

which features a portrait of Admiral George Dewey

5"Shoulder to sleeve: 23"Shoulder to shoulder: 15"Chest width: 19"Waist width: 19"Hip width: 22"Front length: 31

Original U.S. WWI Era David Instrument Mfg. Co. Blaster No. 1 with Strap & Handle U.S. Badges with the machine guns stillOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very interesting blasting machine by Davis Instrument Mfg. Co. in Baltimore, Maryland during the World War I era. The machine is marked on the bottom as: DAVIS BLASTER NO. 1 SERIAL 4193 The blaster retains its original leather strap which is weak, and the original crank handle which is attached via a chain and clasp. Interestingly, the handle is to be inserted into the bottom of the blaster to turn and