Churchill's Guns - Britain's Well-Armed Prime Minister!
November 17, 2022
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When Sir Winston Churchill died in 1965, he owned 17 firearms, from shotguns to submachine guns, an extraordinary collection.
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Sources:
'Churchill's GunsThe Personal Armoury of Sir Winston Churchill', The Field, 5th August 2020
- 'My Early Life' by Winston Churchill (1930)
- 'My African Journey' by Winston Churchill (1910)
Credits: US National Archives; Library of Congress; Imperial War Museum; Swedish Army Museum; Australian War Memorial; Askild Antonsen; Rama; Ecrelin; Vaarok; Atiradar
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