Weapons of World War One

This .476 calibre handgun was the official sidearm of the British Army

The standard-issue sidearm for the United States Armed Forces, designed by John Browning

British service rifle, known for its distinctive appearance, with a "dog-leg" bolt handle

American heavy machine gun with a cyclic rate of 450 rounds per minute; only about 1,200 saw service in WWI but later versions were used in WWII, Korea and Vietnam

German semi-automatic pistol with a long barrel and integral box magazine in front of the trigger

The British Army's standard rifle from 1895 to 1957; the WWI version was often known as the SMLE

German semi-automatic pistol with toggle-lock action, designed as an improvement on the Borchardt Automatic Pistol

French bolt-action rifle, originally introduced as a replacement for the 1886 Lebel rifle and then simplified after the outbreak of WWI