a machine gun belt feed for the French government and 50 caliber machine gun mounts for aircraft.

George Blickensderfer died on August 15, 1917, after a short illness. With the chief engineer and designer gone, his company could not continue, and the heirs sold it in 1919. After several unsuccessful years under different ownership, the Remington Typewriter Company acquired the assets, including tools, parts, drawings and intellectual rights, from the bankrupt L.R. Roberts Company in 1926. Remington attempted to introduce a modified Blickensderfer