Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Photo of Max Rindskoff and His Life Saving Gun A Gun to Save; Not to Kill! New Item Max Rindskoff, Inventor, on the New York City Police Boat "Hylan" Demonstrating How His G-0 Life Line Hurling Gun Works. The Gun Shoots a Life Line Accurately 1,400 Feet and Has the Highest Commendation of the U.S. Steamboat Inspection Board. The Powder Used in Enclosed in an Air and Water-Tight Cartridge and the Gun is Said Never to Mis-Fire and to Have Very Little Recoil.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Photo of Max Rindskoff and His Life Saving Gun A Gun to Save; Not to Kill! New Item Max Rindskoff, Inventor, on the New York City Police Boat "Hylan" Demonstrating How His G-0 Life Line Hurling Gun Works. The Gun Shoots a Life Line Accurately 1,400 Feet and Has the Highest Commendation of the U.S. Steamboat Inspection Board. The Powder Used in Enclosed in an Air and Water-Tight Cartridge and the Gun is Said Never to Mis-Fire and to Have Very Little Recoil.
Underwood & Underwood · [ca. June 1920]
CC0 — Public Domain
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