ERMA EMP Display Machine Pistol German Badges & Signs made famous by the Airborne

made famous by the Airborne Troops of the 101st and 82nd Airborne Divisions

believing that the harassing effect of the gas

7532nd Air Materiel Squadron left the base on 1 October 1962

This is an exceedingly rare specialist British weapon used in the days of sail

released the brake and away we went

ERMA EMP Display Machine Pistol German Badges & Signs made famous by the AirborneOriginal Item: One only, just received from a Museum Quality private collection. This gun occupies a very important place in the history of submachine guns. It was the source of the famous German MP38 and MP40. ERMA stands for Erfurter Maschinen Fabrik, and EMP stands for Erma Machine Pistol. The design was originated by the German engineer, Heinrich Vollmer, whose bolt and recoil spring design became the basis of the MP38 and MP40. This example is in