A side-by-side of two museum-grade prints — specs, prices, and finish options compared so you can pick one, or hang both as a matched gallery pair.
| Attribute | Lewis Gun — Forgotten Weapons | Stokes Mortar — Forgotten Weapons |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | BSA / Savage Arms | Stokes pattern |
| Country | United Kingdom / United States | United Kingdom |
| Era | WWI | WWI |
| Lineage | widely used by British Empire forces; served as infantry and aircraft gun; recognisable cylindrical cooling jacket | portable high-angle trench fire; simple manufacture; influenced later mortar design |
| From | $49 | $49 |
Lewis Gun earns rank-6 armoury specimen treatment because widely used by british empire forces — gas operated, pan magazine, aluminium cooling shroud — deserves museum plate dignity, not a tactical gear poster.
Stokes Mortar earns rank-9 armoury specimen treatment because portable high-angle trench fire — smooth-bore tube, drop-fired bomb — deserves museum plate dignity, not a tactical gear poster.
Hung together at matching size, Lewis Gun — Forgotten Weapons and Stokes Mortar — Forgotten Weapons read as one collection. Pick your sizes and frames on each print.