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This media file captures a close-up, elevated view of two historical submachine guns displayed within a clear acrylic or glass case, likely in a museum or exhibition. The setting is indoors, with the firearms resting on a light purple-grey textured surface. The upper firearm is a Thompson submachine gun, identifiable by its distinctive ribbed barrel, vertical foregrip, and wooden buttstock. Its metal components appear aged. Below it, a simpler, tubular-bodied Sten submachine gun is displayed, featuring a more minimalist design. Within the display case, a long, rectangular light fixture provides illumination, creating reflections on the transparent cover. Outside the case, parts of a light grey wall or panel and a wooden floor are visible. Two information plaques are present. The first, near the bottom Sten gun, reads in Hebrew: "תת-מקלע סט (Sten) תוצרת בריטית" (British made Sten submachine gun), followed by "British Sten submachine-gun" in English. The second plaque, located near the buttstock of the Thompson, reads in Hebrew: "תת-מקלע בריטי תומי-גאן" (British Tommy-gun submachine gun), followed by "British submachine Tommy-gun" in English. The text indicates that these are British-made or British-service weapons. The overall scene suggests an educational or historical display of military artifacts, typical of a museum environment. Given the location context of Tel-Aviv, Israel, the Hebrew text is expected. No people are visible, and no specific activity beyond viewing the display is depicted.
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