Invented by Charles A. Feltman, grandson of Charles Feltman, who many cite as the inventor of the hot dog. There is a plaque on the left side marked "FELTMAN PNEUMATIC/MACHINE GUN" above the Feltman Products Coney Island, New York address. It is patterned after a Browning M1919 machine gun with a threaded connection for an air hose at the bottom. Mechanically untested. Includes a non-fitting ring sight, mounting bracket, and July 13th, 1942 edition of "Life" magazine that has Corporal Alexander Le Gerda, a member of the 853rd Ordnance Company on the cover.

Non-functioning molded training rifle. "07" painted on left side of stock. Includes a shipping style box.