1951 Louis Marx Cork Shooting Submachine Gun with Box

These machine guns are quite rare. The gun holds twelve corks in a rotating circular cylinder and when the gun is cocked and fired, a cork is released thru the barrel and the cylinder rotates for the next shot.

The cocking and firing mechanism worked well when tested. The gun only has three original corks, but additional (about 1/2" diameter) are easy to locate on the internet. The gun is in very good condition.

The original box has collapsed, and there is tearing on the left end and the top of the front panels, but all graphics and writing on the box remain very clear, including the Louis Marx branding.