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BKA001 SPRINGFIELD SHOULDER ARMS 1795-1865. by Claud E. Fuller. 176 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", profuselyillustrated, soft cover, exact reprint of the 1930 edition. One of the most definitive works on Springfield flint andpercussion muskets ever published. Out of print for many years, it has become one of the most sought afterpublications as the standard reference source on this popular subject. Contains a comprehensive history ofSpringfield Armory in addition to 100’s of detailed photographs, specifications and descriptions of ALL modelsmanufactured at the armory or by subcontract to private gun manufacturers. Details all gun and bayonet dimensionsas well as minor variations made by subcontractors. Separate chapters on accoutrements and appendages. Specialsections on the 1855 variations, mixed model Civil War muskets, production quantity records by model, year andsubcontractor, Tables of Interchangeability of Parts, and all the importance correspondence relating to changesand introduction of new models, proofing of barrels, bayonets and ramrods, Hall rifle and carbine, Lindsey 2-shotmusket, alterations of all models Flint to Percussion, as well as tape conversions by Forsythe, Maynard & Ward.Explains details involved in the evolution of the percussion cap. A wealth of authentic information gleaned fromrare government records, with minute details not available in other works. Limited printing. A quality S & SFirearms publication ........................................................................................................................................... 18.00

BKA002 ILLUSTRATIONS OF UNITED STATES MILITARY ARMS 1776-1903 AND THEIR INSPECTORSMARKS. 8 1/2" x 11", 37 pages, soft cover. Contains 27 pages of line drawings by Jandot from the 1949 Bannermancatalog. Covers all standard weapons as well as test and trial models from the 1860’s and 1870’s. Pistols,revolvers, muskets and carbines are covered in extremely great detail. Descriptive text for each drawing, specialsection on illustrations and text of all rifles used in WWI. Very Comprehensive listing of inspectors marksshowing inspectors and dates of inspection ....................................................................................................... 7.00

BKA003 A DESCRIPTION OF THE UNITED STATES ARMORY AT SPRINGFIELD, (MASS.).1795-1817.4 pages plus 8" x 10" chart contains a description of the Armory in 1817 - the buildings, shops, arsenal, functionsof personnel, quantities and types of work done during this time period ........................................................ 3.00

BKA004 UNITED STATES MARTIAL FLINTLOCKS. by R.M. Riley. 263 pages, 9" x 12", Hardbound. Acomprehensive exhaustively Illustrated history of the flintlock in America from the Revolution to the demise ofthe system. Covers musket, rifles, pistols, bayonets, carbines, musketoons, wall guns as well as a comprehensivelist of arms inspectors. ...................................................................................................................................... 40.00

BKA005 REGULATIONS FOR THE INSPECTION OF SMALL ARMS 1823 Ordnance Department. 26 pages,5" x 8", soft cover. Details the regulations for proof and inspection of small arms manufactured under contract withthe U.S. Covers both muskets and pistols as well as packing crates and method of packing. Certificate of inspectionsand invoicing is also discussed .......................................................................................................................... 5.00

BKA006 MANUFACTURES AT NATIONAL ARMORY 1872 TO 1877. 6" x 9", 75 pages, soft cover. An 1879Chief of Ordnance Report that details the wide variety and quantities of rifles, carbines, pistols, revolvers, gunparts, machines, etc. Included also are many Civil War period weapons and their parts, lists of machinery inventory,items of non-ordnance nature made for other military posts, costs of raw material, etc .................................... 8.00

BKA007 ARSENAL OF FREEDOM - THE SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 1890-1948. A YEAR BY YEARACCOUNT DRAWN FROM OFFICIAL RECORDS. by Lt.Col. William S. Brophy. 400 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", softcover, illustrated with line drawings and vintage photos. Covers the production period from U.S. Krag thru theU.S. Garand. Details by year, production records, manufactures, experiments, and repair of all arms manufacturedat the arsenal. Included are 50 line drawings of the most famous firearms of the world that were submitted to the1892 trial board .................................................................................................................................................. 29.95

BKA008 AN INTRODUCTION TO CIVIL WAR SMALL ARMS. by J. Coates & D. Thomas. 8 1/2" x 11", 96pages, soft cover. Illustrates and describes all the popular muskets, revolvers and carbines, both Union andConfederate. Vintage Cartes de Visites show soldiers and weapons; and illustrated are ammunition, appendages,and accoutrements. Comprehensive lists of manufacturers and production records included. Found no where else,is a table of small arms usage by regiments both North and South. Special chapter on loading and shooting themusket, carbine and revolver ................................................................................................................................ 7.95

BKA011 CARBINES OF THE CIVIL WAR. by John D. McAulay. 8 1/2" x 11", 128 pages, soft cover. This bookcovers the best known 19 carbines produced during the Civil War. Includes patent drawings and list of procurementby months from April 1861 thru June 1866. All guns are photo illustrated. The complete story on the governmentusage of these arms .............................................................................................................................................. 12.95

BKA014 TABLE OF CHANGES MADE IN THE SPRINGFIELD RIFLE MUSKET FROM 1855 TO 1873.National Armory 1873. 8" x 10". Shows interchangeability of 82 separate parts with 13 different model guns.Interesting notes on M1861 Special. Valuable reference for the collector and gunsmith ................................ 2.00

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ARMS & ARMAMENTBKA015 COMPARATIVE VALUE OF RIFLED AND SMOOTHBORE ARMS. by George L. Willard. 23pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. Willard declares and attempts to prove his theory, which is that smoothbores arebetter than rifles. Reprint of the original 1863 edition with introduction by William Goble ...................... 6.00

BKA017 “OSTERRICHISCHE INFANTERIE - FEUERGEWEHR”, WIEN 1857. 72 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2",soft cover. This official Austrian Government manual on the Percussion Military Musket completely describesand illustrates with line drawings all component parts, appendages, ammunition, tools and bayonet. Detailedprocedure for loading, cleaning, assembly and disassembly. Charts show ballistic data and effective use againsttroops. Imported in large quantities, this musket (Austrian Lorenz) was used by both North and South during theCivil War. Printed in the German language. Reprint ........................................................................................ 9.00

BKA022 CANNONS - AN INTRODUCTION TO CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY. by D.S. Thomas. 8 1/2" x 11",72 pages with over 150 photos and drawings, soft cover. Illustrates and describes most of the popular cannon,both Northern and Southern. Great detail given in describing the manufacture of the cannon and carriages.Illustrated and described are the projectiles, fuses, gunners’ tools and implements, as well as the cannons, limbers,battery wagons and carriages. Vintage Civil War photographs show gun emplacements, mortars on railway cars,seacoast defenses. Covers from 12 pound field piece to 10" Rodman ................................................................ 6.95

BKA023 DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE OF GREENE’S CARBINE. Contains detailed instruction on loading,priming and disassembly. Exact size reprint as issued and folded in patch box .............................................. 2.00

BKA024 RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT AND CLEANING OF THE RIFLE MUSKET, MODEL 1863.5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 24 pages, soft cover, reprint. Contains the full instructions for use, assembly and disassembly,illustrating all component parts and appendages ............................................................................................... 7.00

BKA025 DESCRIPTION AND RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE SPRINGFIELD BREECH-LOADING RIFLE MUSKET MODEL OF 1866. National Armory, Springfield, Mass. 1867. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 10pages, soft cover, illustrated with line drawings of breech mechanism, parts. Describes disassembly and assemblyprocedures, cartridge data and directions for use ............................................................................................... 7.00

BKA026 BALLS PATENT REPEATING AND SINGLE LOADING FIREARMS FOR USE OF INFANTRY,CAVALRY, THE NAVY AND SPORTSMAN 1866. 6" x 9", 12 pages, soft cover, reprint. Report of the field trialsof 1865 which adopted this firearm. Complete description of the operation, function and use, directions for loadingand firing, cleaning, and disassembly .................................................................................................................. 7.00

BKA027 DESCRIPTION AND RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE SPRINGFIELD BREECH-LOADING RIFLE MUSKET, MODEL 1868. National Armory, Springfield, Mass. 1869. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 20pages, soft cover, illustrated with line drawings of breech mechanism, parts. Describes disassembly and assembly,procedures, cartridge data, directions for use, tables of trajectory, etc .............................................................. 7.00

BKA030 ASSEMBLY AND DISMOUNTING INSTRUCTION OF THE 1871 REMINGTON BREECH-LOADING PISTOL. Quality reprint of this rare 3 page instruction sheet for the noted Army model rolling blockpistol as originally issued by the Remington Arms factory in the 1870’s ....................................................... 1.00

BKA031 NOMENCLATURE OF THE CHAFEE-REESE MAGAZINE RIFLE. Reprint of the 2 original 8" x10" sheets that details the disassembly and assembly as well as a complete listing of all component parts . 1.00

BKA032 DESCRIPTION AND RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE WARD-BURTON RIFLEMUSKET, MODEL 1871. National Armory, 1872. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover, 16 pages with line drawings ofsectional views of rifle action mechanism, component parts of the breech system, appendage, etc. Directions foruse, disassembly, assembly, the cartridge, trajectory data, etc ............................................................................ 7.00

BKA033 DIRECTIONS FOR FITTING INFANTRY EQUIPMENTS, U.S. ARMY, WATERVLIET ARSENAL,N.Y 1872. 6" x 9", soft cover, 8 pages, reprint. Details the model 1874 Brace system for use with waist belt, bayonetscabbard, cartridge boxes, and haversack of the time period. Line drawings show a soldier of the period wearingthe described equipment ...................................................................................................................................... 6.00

BKA034 SPRINGFIELD RIFLE, OFFICER’S MODEL, 1875. 8" x 10" with woodcut illustration of the rifle.Dated August 2, 1875. Reprint of rare original Springfield Armory broadside offering the Officer’s Model Springfieldrifle. Text includes specifications and directions for the use of the issue sight as well as specifications andDirections for the peepsight. Set trigger is explained ...................................................................................... 2.50

BKA035 DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE OF THE HEADLESS CARTRIDGE SHELL EXTRACTOR. SpringfieldArmory, 1877. Reprint of original instructions for the 1873 appendage specifying malfunctive conditionsencountered and the varied methods to correct each type of cartridge extraction failure ................................ 1.00

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BKA036 INSTRUCTION SHEET FOR THE USE OF THE HEADLESS SHELL EXTRACTOR, M1882, .45-70. This 2 page sheet illustrates and explains in detail the use of this appendage with the Springfield rifle andcarbine when cartridge extraction malfunctions are encountered in the field .................................................. 1.00

BKA037 1879 LEE ARMS COMPANY CATALOG. 24 pages, 6" x 9", soft cover. One of the first breech loadingmagazine fed firearms is detailed along with its ammunition. Sectional views and exploded parts diagrams detailthis new innovation in firearms. Complete operation, assembly and disassembly are discussed and illustrated.Reprint of a very rare manual ................................................................................................................................ 7.00

BKA038 SHARPSHOOTER - “HIRAM BERDAN, HIS FAMOUS SHARPSHOOTERS AND THEIR SHARPSRIFLES”. by Wiley Sword. 96 pages, 7" x 10", Hardbound. This is the story of the U.S. Sharpshooters from theirinception to the final days. It details their leader, Hiram Berdan, the men who formed the ranks and the famousSharps rifle. Contains a comprehensive listing linking the rifle serial number to the Sharpshooter who used it.Also a listing of surviving Sharps Berdan rifles and description of their usage ............................................ 18.00

BKA039 MANUAL OF ARMS FOR THE SHARPS RIFLE, COLT REVOLVER AND SWORDS. 1861 Reprint,5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 28 pages, soft cover. Compiled from Volunteers Manual #1 by Worthington. Step by step handlingof arms for both foot and mounted troops ............................................................................................................ 6.00

BKA040 SHARPS RIFLE - THE GUN THAT SHAPED AMERICAN DESTINY. by M. Rywell. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 156 pages, soft cover. Covered in great detail is the story of the Sharps Rifle Works & its firearms from 1848thru 1878. Reproduced are its catalogs, patent drawings, production records, parts breakdowns, sectional viewsof both military & sporting rifles as well as pistols. Chapters on cartridges, Creedmoor matches, etc ........ 10.00

BKA041 SHARPS RIFLE COMPANY 1879 CATALOG. 40 pages, 5" x 7", soft cover. Catalog illustrates,describes and prices the 1878 Sharps rifles and ammunition. Shows both sporting and target models as well asdescription of the business, hunters and express models. Illustrations of the various model wind gauge, globe andvernier sights are included. Component part breakdown along with price list and sectional views are shown.Disassembly and assembly instructions are detailed. Separate section describes and illustrates cartridges.Reloading instructions are also given. Fine quality old reprint ...................................................................... 8.00

BKA043 HARTLEY AND GRAHAM CATALOG OF GUNS, REVOLVERS, AMMUNITION AND SPORTINGGOODS, CIRCA 1880’S. 9" x 12", 58 pages, soft cover, reprint. Profusely illustrated. Contains sporting andmilitary arms as well as complete section of UMC cartridges. Reloading equipment, percussion caps, flasks,decoys, fencing equipment, gun parts, appendages, shotguns as well as military and sporting rifles are illustrated,priced and described. Colt and S & W revolvers also shown. This is the company that originally sold under thename Schuyler, Hartley & Graham ...................................................................................................................... 8.00

BKA044 CHARLES J. GODFREY CATALOG OF WAR RELICS “SOUVENIR OF YE ANTIQUE ARMSFOR DECORATION AND DEFENCE.” 1900. 5 1/2" x 7", 32 pages, soft cover, reprint. Profusely illustratedcatalog of pistols, rifles, carbines, as well as military goods from the Civil, Indian, and Spanish-American wars.Swords, cartridges, accoutrements, and appendages are shown, described and priced.This was another surplusdealer of the period who competed with H.K. White, Francis Bannerman, and W. Stokes Kirk ...................... 7.50

BKA045 CHARLES J. GODFREY CATALOG OF WAR RELICS AND SOUVENIRS 1902. 48 pages, 3 1/2"x 6", soft cover, reprint. Profusely illustrated. Contains Colt, Remington, and S & W revolvers, both percussionand cartridge. A complete line of Civil War muskets and carbines also included, together with detailed descriptions,illustrations and pricing. Sections offering cartridge firearms from 1870’s to 1890’s, waist belt sets, swords, messequipment, horse trappings, tents, cannon, and a vast variety of antique military goods ............................... 7.50

BKA046 ORDNANCE MEMORANDA NO. 18 - HORSE EQUIPMENTS, CAVALRY EQUIPMENTS ANDACCOUTREMENTS, SADDLERS’ AND SMITHS’ TOOLS AND MATERIALS. Ord. Dept., Washington, DC,1874. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 114 pages, soft cover. Reproduction of Ordnance report that established the new Model 1874equipments for the U.S. Cavalry. Illustrated with 13 full page plates containing all actual contract dimensions forthe complete line of equipment - saddles, stirrups, curb bridle, bits, reins, girth, curry comb and brush, saddle bags,waist belt, ammunition pouches and loops, holster, picket pin, saddlers’ tools, saddle cloth and the Cavalry foragecart. The text details the reports and proceedings of the Board of Officers that tested and evaluated each piece ofequipment. There are lists of many experimental designs and samples submitted for testing. Also has lists ofblacksmith’s tools, the standard supply material (for repairs and maintenance), list of equipment for a U.S. Cavalrytrooper, appendix of experimental and sample material, including U.S. issue 1858 horse equipment .......... 16.00

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BKA048 ORDNANCE MEMORANDA NO. 22 - THE FABRICATION OF SMALL ARMS FOR THE UNITEDSTATES SERVICE. by Lt. Col. Benton 1878. 229 pages, indexed, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. Detailed report bythe Commander of the Armory at Springfield that describes the weapons in service at the time and the methods usedin their fabrication from rough forging to inspection and proving of each part and the completed piece. This studycovers small arms, the rifle, cadet rifle, officer’s rifle, carbine, Colt’s and Schofield-Smith & Wesson revolvers,swords and sabers. Illustrated with 73 text engravings of parts, appendages, complete long arms and sectionaldrawings. There are 35 full page plates depicting the Armory, 25 machines used in the Armory, packing boxes forrifles, carbines, revolvers and official issue swords and sabers. Since this Memoranda was published in 1878, thecurrent production weapon at that time was the Model of 1877. This model was in use and production only oneyear and, this is the only printed reference material on this rare Model of 1877. The text and illustrations show thesight and appendages that were common to the rare Model 1877 rifle and carbine. Each is fully described as tospecifications, manufacturing procedures, and final proving. S&S Firearms reprint ...................................... 18.00

BKA048A SAME AS BKA048 (ORD MEMO #22), Except 1970 hardcover edition – Long out of print – Verylimited quantities .............................................................................................................................................. 45.00

BKA049 ORDNANCE MEMORANDA No. 29 - HORSE EQUIPMENTS AND CAVALRYACCOUTREMENTS. Ordnance Department, Wash., D.C. 1891. 48 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. A fine qualityreproduction of this rare ordnance report that established the new Model 1885 equipment for the U.S. Cavalry.Illustrated with 20 engraved plates depicting saddles, saddle bags, stirrups, bridles, other horse equipment, horsecovers, saddle blankets, saddle cloths, etc, all with actual dimensions for all components. The text describes theequipment and material of which it is made as well as further details of dimensions. This work has a wealth ofinformation for all Calvary collectors and students. A must for all of those who are interested in U.S. cavalryequipment and accoutrements of the Indian War period. .................................................................................... 8.00

BKA050 DESCRIPTION & RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE SPRINGFIELD RIFLE, CARBINE,CALIBRE .45. GPO 1898. 6" x 9", soft cover, 48 pgs, 77 line drawings of the rifle, carbine, officer’s model rifle,component parts, sights & accessories. Describes disassembly, assembly, maintenance, repair ..................... 8.00

BKA051 DESCRIPTION AND NOMENCLATURE FOR THE U.S. NAVY RIFLE CALIBER 6MM, MODELOF 1895. 40 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. Illustrated with line drawings and photos. All parts are brokendown and identified. Sectional assembly drawings as well as photos and detailed text fully described The WinchesterLee Navy and its bayonet and scabbard. Only reference on this famous straight pull service rifle ................ 8.00

BKA052 DESCRIPTION AND RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE U.S. MAGAZINE RIFLE ANDCARBINE, CALIBRE .30 (U.S.KRAG). G.P.O. 1898. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover, 48 pages. Covers Model 1896-98 Krag rifle and carbine. Contains illustrated parts breakdown, assembly, disassembly, cleaning and care of theU.S. Krag ........................................................................................................................................................... 8.00

BKA053 DESCRIPTION AND RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE U.S. MAGAZINE RIFLE M1903.G.P.O. 1904. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover, 22 pages. The official government manual for the RARE 1903 RODBAYONET .30 calibre Springfield bolt action magazine rifle. Details component parts as well as assembly anddisassembly procedures. Line drawings of the rod bayonet, bayonet catch, rear sight and stock, all of which werecommon only to this rare model. Special section on appendages. This model was manufactured for a brief 2 yearperiod and is considered the rarest of all the 1903 Springfield rifles ................................................................ 8.00

BKA054 DESCRIPTION AND RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE U.S. MAGAZINE RIFLE MODELOF 1903, CALIBER .30. GPO 1906. 6" x 9", 57 pages, soft cover, reprint. Shows illustrated parts breakdown,assembly and disassembly, cleaning and care of arm, appendages, knife bayonet and scabbard. A separate chaptercovers tables of trajectory and ammunition ......................................................................................................... 8.00

BKA055 DESCRIPTION AND RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE U.S. MAGAZINE RIFLE MODEL1903, CALIBER .30. GPO 1908. 64 pages, 6" x 9", soft cover with 2 fold out plates detailing arms locker. VeryWell Illustrated with parts breakdown, assembly and disassembly, cleaning and care of arms, appendages, bayonetand scabbard. Tables of trajectory, principal dimensions and weights, section on service cartridges. Revisededition, reprint ...................................................................................................................................................... 8.00

BKA057 DESCRIPTION OF TELESCOPIC MUSKET SIGHTS MODEL 1908 & 1913. GPO, WASHINGTON1917. 6" x 9", 18 pages, soft cover, reprint. Official manual describes differences in M1908 and M1913. Illustratedwith line drawings and photo plate. Complete operating instructions along with component identification.Section on care and use ....................................................................................................................................... 6.00

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BKA058 THE SPRINGFIELD 1903 RIFLES. by Lt. Col. W. S. Brophy, USAR, Ret. 8 1/2"x 11", 616 pages,Hardbound, indexed. The illustrated documented story of the design, development and production of all themodels, appendages and accessories of this famed rifle. Chapters on pre-1903 experimental rifles, design changes,variations of the 1903, the .22 caliber models, sights, target models, appendages, bayonets, ammunition, clips,cartridge boxes and belts, silencers and special purpose devices. Hundreds of photographs show in exact detailthe many variations, its accessories and accoutrements. Engineering drawings illustrated the manufacturingtechniques as well as vintage photographs of the Armory assembly lines and production machine tools. Productionrecords are cited by years and serial numbers ................................................................................................. 85.00

BKA061 DIRECTIONS AND TECHNICAL USES OF THE U.S. MUSKETRY RULE, MODEL OF 1918.Single sheet, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2". Comprehensive directions for using musketry rule, detailing graduations, terms usedin formula, example of use and conversion of yards to mils and mils to yards at varying ranges ................... 1.00

BKA062 DESCRIPTION OF DECAPPING & CLEANING TOOLS FOR SMALL-ARMS CARTRIDGES.Ordnance Department, Washington, D.C. 1917. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover, 7 pages detail contents of and use of thereloading kit for .30-06, .30-40 Krag, .38 and .45 revolver, .45 Automatic arms cartridges. Illustrated plates showsall tools and cleaning equipment used to reload cartridges .............................................................................. 7.00

BKA063 DESCRIPTION OF THE COLT’S DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER, CALIBER .38. GPO 1912. 22pages, 6" x 9", soft cover, reprint, Illustrated showing parts breakdown, assembly and disassembly, memoranda oftrajectory and description of ammunition, and skeleton view of gun ............................................................... 7.00

BKA064 DESCRIPTION OF THE COLT’S DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER, CALIBER .45 MODEL OF 1909.GPO 1913. 22 pages, 6" x 9", soft cover, reprint. Manual on the famed .45 revolver that saw service in the MexicanBorder Campaign and WWI. Detailed illustrated parts breakdown, assembly and disassembly, memoranda oftrajectory and description of ammunition ........................................................................................................... 7.00

BKA065 DESCRIPTION OF THE AUTOMATIC PISTOL, CALIBER .45, MODEL OF 1911. GPO 1914. 24pages, 6" x 9", soft cover, illustrated, reprint. Covers in detail component parts, assembly and disassembly, operation,cleaning of the colt .45 Automatic. Sections on trajectory and ammunition. Illustrated breakdown of componentparts and a cross section of the complete arm ...................................................................................................... 7.00

BKA066 ROSS RIFLE HANDBOOK 1907. Ottawa, Canada 1917. 6" x 9", reprint, 24 pages, soft cover. Officialmanual of the Markk 11 straight pull rifle. Book details complete parts breakdown, description of rifle, strippingand assembly of bolt, Sutherland sights, sectional views of the bolt assembly, and comes with a fold out plateshowing sectional view of complete gun ............................................................................................................ 7.00

BKA067 DESCRIPTION & RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE UNITED STATES RIFLE CALIBER.30 MODEL OF 1917. GPO 1918. 61 pages, 6" x 9", soft cover, reprint. Manual for the “U.S. Enfield” of WWIfame. Shows detailed parts breakdown, assembly & disassembly, etc. Section on appendages including the BulletJacket Extractor & Aiming Device. Special section on ammo types & their identification ............................. 8.00

BKA068 DIRECTIONS FOR ASSEMBLING AND ADJUSTING THE KERR STANDARD EXTENSION GUNSLING. 5 1/2" X 8 1/2", printed both sides. Details procedure for attaching and adjusting the Kerr sling for the1903 Springfield, U.S. 1917 Enfield and 1898 Krag. Illustrated with soldier in period uniform using sling alongwith photo illustrations showing method for attaching to various rifles. ....................................................... 1.00

BKA070 INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSEMBLING THE INFANTRY EQUIPMENT, MODEL OF 1910. G.P.O.1917. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 16 pages, soft cover, reprint. Illustrated. Shows proper assembly of field pack, cartridge belt,first aid pouch,shelter half,shovel,rations,canteen - how to wear it and put it all together ............................ 7.00

BKA071 INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CARE AND REPAIR OF SMALL ARMS AND ORDNANCEEQUIPMENT. G.P.O. Washington 1918. 52 pages of text plus 10 plates, soft cover. Details care and repair of clothand leather equipment as well as cleaning and preserving procedures for rifles, pistols, cavalry equipment andsaddles, knapsacks, web gear. Shows tool roll, ordnance tools, 1910 haversack and pack carrier along withformulas for in the field preparation of cleaning and preservation solutions. .................................................. 7.00

BKA072 HORSE EQUIPMENTS AND EQUIPMENTS FOR OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN, MAY 10,1905; REVISED JULY 3, 1908. G.P.O. Washington, 1917. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 76 pages (55 pages of descriptive textplus 21 photo plates of equipment for man and horse), soft cover. Rare WW1 period cavalry equipment manualillustrates and describes the various items available for use at the beginning of the War. Includes saddles with alltheir straps, bags, buckles, stirrups, scabbards, covers, blankets, bridles, both issue and experimental, reins, curbchains and bits, horse care accessories, individual cavalryman’s equipment - shovels, knapsacks, knives, tools,axes, as well as regulation sabres. All are fully described in the text with specifications ............................. 8.00

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BKA073 PICTORIAL GUIDE TO U.S.ARMY QUARTERMASTER CORPS FIELD EQUIPMENT 1914-1918.5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. All 72 pages have photo illustrations and text covering cooking utensils, ovens, fielddesks, commissary chests, wheelwright and carpenter tools, blacksmith tools, harness mender, saddler tools,saddles, farrier instruments, veterinarian equipment, cots, escort wagons, horse drawn ambulances, doughertywagon, buckboards, delivery wagons, associated harness, tents, etc .............................................................. 9.00

THE PITMAN NOTES ON U.S. MARTIAL SMALL ARMS AND AMMUNITION, 1766-1933, by Brig. Gen. JohnPitman, U.S.A. Ordnance Dept. All are 8 1/2" x 11", Library binding. Originally published by Springfield

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BKA075 VOL. II - REVOLVERS AND AUTOMATIC PISTOLS. 192 pages. Contains 250 line drawings andphotos of weapons, cartridges and labels. Cover .44 caliber paper and metallic cartridge revolvers 1847 thru 1870,.45 caliber revolvers 1874 thru 1902, .38 caliber revolvers 1891 thru 1911, Automatic pistol caliber .45 M1911and a variety of U.S. and Foreign Automatic pistols. All guns are broken down by parts, totally described by textand instructions for assembly, disassembly, care and use are given. Special section devoted to just cartridgedimensions, etc. ................................................................................................................................................. 29.95

BKA077 VOL IV. - U.S. MAGAZINE RIFLES AND CARBINES CAL. .30. 194 pages. Contains over 350 linedrawings and photos of weapons, cartridges, cartridge boxes and labels. Original manuals are included. Woodammo crates are described and illustrated as well as the step by step manufacture of the .30 caliber cartridge.Bandoleers, bayonets and sub caliber devices are illustrated and discussed. This is the most comprehensivecollection of cartridge box labels ever assembled .......................................................................................... 29.95

BKA078 VOL V - U.S. BREECH LOADING, ALTERATIONS, CAL. .58, U.S. BREECHLOADING RIFLECAL. .50, U.S. MAGAZINE RIFLES, CAL. .30 (ADDITIONAL NOTES) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATEAMMUNITION, FOREIGN AMMUNITION. 220 pages. Covers all the .58 breechloaders: Allin, Muller, Milbankand there associated ammo. Details the Model 1866 thru Model 1870 Springfield and Remington Cal. .50 pistol.Shows cartridges and cartridge labels. Sections on the M1901 Magazine Rifle, M1903 Rod Bayonet, 1905 (.30-03) and M1903 ammo modification. Lists trajectory tables, ballistic data, blanks, gallery practice and thespecifications for the .30-03 and .30-06 cartridge ............................................................................................ 29.95

BKA079 1888 FRANCIS BANNERMAN CATALOG. Brooklyn address, 4" x 5 1/2", 12 pages, soft cover. TheFirst catalog issued by this world famous military goods dealer. Sections on long arms, revolvers, swords,bayonets, equipment and cannons. Very interesting description of arms and other military goods. The price of eachitem was handwritten before catalog was sent out .............................................................................................. 6.00

BKA080 1889 FRANCIS BANNERMAN CATALOG. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", self cover, 28 pages of military goods,profusely illustrated, reprint. Valuable reference as well as flashback into bygone era. Bannerman’s first illustratedcatalog.............. ....................................................................................................................................................... 8.00

BKA088 MANUAL FOR LIGHT ARTILLERY 1863, Reprint of the section of drill for the Light Artillery FromThe Manual “School of the Soldier”, 1863. 16 pages, 4 ½” x 7 ½ “, Soft Cover. Illustrated ........................ 7.00

BKA089 THE .45-70 SPRINGFIELD, 4th EDITION. by J. Poyer & C. Riesch. Newly Expanded, Almost twiceas long as the original. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. A unique book as it analyzes each model of .45-70 by detailingthe parts. In this manner, a collector can determine if the gun is authentic and correct for the period in which it wasmanufactured. Profusely illustrated. Sections on production records, serial numbers, assembly & disassembly,stock markings and bayonets and scabbards. Covers rifle, cadet & carbine. All variations and changes are described.A positive approach for correct I.D. .................................................................................................................. 19.95

BKA092 AMERICAN MILITARY BELTS AND RELATED EQUIPMENTS. by R. Stephen Dorsey. 129 pages,soft cover, 8" x 11". Profusely illustrated with 100’s of photos of waist belts, sword belts, sabre attachments,cartridge boxes and pouches, cartridge belts, bandoliers, belt buckles, edged weapons and entrenching tools ofthe period 1837 to 1921. Best comprehensive study in this field, an important pictorial reference ............ 14.95

BKA094 THE AMERICAN EAGLE-POMMEL SWORD: THE EARLY YEARS 1794-1830. By AndrewMowbray. 244 pages, 9" x 12", Hardbound. Hundreds of large scale photo illustrations and a large full colorsection accompany this in-depth guide to the most popular of American sword styles. Informative text discussesthe facts and the myths surrounding this handsome hilt form. Identifies eagle style by maker and gives a detailedbiography of the most famous and well known swordmakers of this period .................................................. 65.00

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BKA095 THE BLAKE RIFLE BOOK, 1898. 6" x 9", 88 pages, soft cover. Catalog of firearms manufactured byJohn Henry Blake of N.Y. First magazine rifle employing a cut off. Submitted to Army Board in 1893, but neveradopted. Shows complete line of sporting and military models with assembly and disassembly instructions. Alsoshown and described are the 1811 Hall rifle, 1812 Pauly breechloader, Spencer, Henry, Snider, Sharps, Remingtonmagazine rifle, Sharps-Borchart, Berdan, Maynard, Laidely, Burnside, Peabody, 1870 Springfield, Krag Jorgensen,Mauser and numerous foreign firearms. Sections on cartridges and reloading equipment. ........................... 10.00

BKA096 THE PAPER JACKET. by P. Mathews. 6" x 9", 140 pages, soft cover. For the shooter of single shotand blackpowder rifles, this book supplies up to date information about paper patched bullets. Chapters oncasting, sizing, swaging, patching and application, patching board, waterproofing and most important, loadingand theory of paperpatching. .............................................................................................................................. 22.50

BKA097 BROADSIDE ADVERTISING TELESCOPIC SIGHTS BY THE FAMED TARGET ANDSCHUETZEN RIFLE AND BARRELMAKER A. HUBALEK. 8 1/2" x 11" reprint shows a falling block rifle w/scope & scope in detail. Describes technical data on the scopes as well as available styles & pricing. ..... 2.00

BKA098 CARTRIDGE MANUAL, AN ILLUSTRATED DIGEST. by Bartlett and Gallatin. 6 3/4" x 9 3/4", 56pages, soft cover. 1600 drawings illustrate, and text describes in detail, every cartridge patent issued in U.S.,England and France prior to 1878. Lists inventor and date of patent ............................................................ 6.00

BKA099 SIMPLIFIED V-SPRINGS. by Kit Ravenshear. 20 pages, 7 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. Describes ingreat detail how to choose the correct steel, shape mainsprings, frizzen springs & sear springs. Outlines propertechniques for hardening and tempering. Instructions on repairs and alterations ......................................... 6.00

BKA100 REMINGTON FIREARMS CATALOG 1877. 5 1/2" x 7 1/2", 44 pages, soft cover. Profusely illustratedreprint which details the rifles, shotguns, revolvers, ammunition, sights and loading tools offered by this famouscompany. Interesting sectional views of the rolling block system ................................................................... 8.00

BKA101 THE MILITARY REMINGTON ROLLING BLOCK RIFLE. by George Layman. 107 pages, 8 1/2"x 11", soft cover. Traces the history of this famous rifle from the #1 black powder model thru the smokeless powder#5. Details the markings, cosmetic changes and variations of both U.S. and foreign military versions. Informativetext coupled with photos, line drawings and vintage catalog sheets fully describe this weapon. Chapters onsurplus sales in the 20th century, shooting the rolling block. Revised – 4th Edition .............................. 24.95

BKA102 REMINGTON ROLLING BLOCK FIREARMS. by K.F. Schreier. 8 1/2" x 11", 60 pages, soft cover.Encompasses 1866 New Model thru 1901 target pistol. Lists all the commercial sporting rifles and militarymodels. Special section of 1865-1901 pistols, sights, cutaways of actions. Illustrated with photos, original adsand price lists. Superb reference .......................................................................................................................... 8.95

BKA103 1902 CATALOG REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover, reprint, 64 pages.Contains line drawings, price and descriptions of the complete line manufactured by Remington - shotguns,sporting rifles, Remington-Lee military rifle, rolling block rifle and carbine, both military and sporting, over andunder derringer. Section on reloading tools, sights and parts breakdown ...................................................... 9.00

BKA105 STILL MORE SINGLE SHOT RIFLES. by James G. Grant. 6 1/2" x 9 1/4", 211 pages,indexed, librarybinding. Over 200 photo illustrations. Includes numerous pages from manufacturers catalogs along with indepthinformation on sights, triggers, stocks, special features, factory markings and modifications. Concentrates on riflesfrom Stevens, Hopkins & Allen, F. Wesson, Ballard, Peabody, Peabody-Martini, Browning, Winchester andMaynard. Excellent Reference on single shot black powder and early centerfire cartridge target rifles. ..... 29.95

BKA107 FORTY YEARS WITH THE .45-70. by P.A. Matthews, 148 pages, 6" x 9", illustrated, soft cover. Afine reference on handloading the .45-70 cartridge. Covered are loads using the Gould & Postell bullet for bothtrapdoor Springfields & sporting arms. Chapters on paper patched bullets, powders, molds and loads, hunting andtarget shooting - many photos. Revised Edition ............................................................................................. 22.50

BKA109 THE STORY OF ALLEN AND WHEELOCK FIREARMS. by H.H. Thomas. 6" x 9", 125 pages, 38photos, soft cover. Illustrates and describes the pistols & rifles manufactured from 1856 thru 1865. These includepercussion, lipfire, rimfire, centerfire as well as center, side & bar hammer systems. An in depth study of a uniquefirearms company run by Ethan Allen & his brother-in-law, Thomas Wheelock. ........................................... 12.00

BKA110 EARLY LOADING TOOLS AND BULLET MOULDS. by R.H. Chamberlain. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 88pages, soft cover. Profusely illustrated with photographs and patent drawings of hand reloading tools and bulletmoulds. Each is identified and described. Covers Maynard, Stevens, Marlin, Ballard, UMC, Sharps, Remingtonand more. Interesting look at these tools ............................................................................................................ 7.50

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BKA111 ANTI-TANK RIFLE, 1937, SMALL ARMS TRAINING, VOLUME 1, PAMPHLET NO. 5. Publishedby His Majesty’s Stationery Office. 5" x 7", 16 pages, soft cover. Illustrated. Official training manual for the anti-tank rifle. Contains description, operation, stripping and cleaning, loading and unloading, setting sights andarming, holding and firing and safe handling. Original issued manual dated 1937 ...................................... 12.50

BKA112 THE MAUSER AUTOMATIC PISTOL 6.35MM CALIBRE. 5" x 7", 29 pages, soft cover. Reprint ofthe Waffenfabrik Mauser, Obendorf, manual in English, circa 1930’s. Illustrates and describes all parts, operation,loading and unloading, disassembly and assembly, penetration effects, etc. Photo illustrated with total partsbreakdown and identification .............................................................................................................................. 7.00

BKA113 GEW-98 THE GERMAN MAUSER RIFLE MODEL 1898. Its Use and Development in WW1. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 20 pages, soft cover. Comprehensive study of this famous weapon based on reference material obtainedfrom Springfield Armory, West Point and Army supply bases. Illustrated with line drawings depicting the basictypes and appendages. Special section illustrates and describes the 31 bayonet variations. The only completework covering this subject .................................................................................................................................. 7.00

BKA114 STEN MACHINE CARBINE, 1942. SMALL ARMS TRAINING, VOLUME 1, PAMPHLET NO. 22.Published by His Majesty’s Stationery Office. 5" x 7", 12 pages, soft cover. Illustrated official training manualfor the Sten machine carbine. Contains description, operation, stripping and cleaning, loading and unloading,holding and firing and the use of the spotlight projector. Original issue manual dated 1942 ................. 12.50

BKA115 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY TECHNICAL MANUAL TM9-1005-211-12P OPERATOR ANDORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE, REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS LIST FOR PISTOL, CALIBER.45 AUTOMATIC, M1911A1 (NATIONAL MATCH) WITH ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHT. HQ DEPT OF ARMY1968. 8" x 11", 14 pages, illustrated, soft cover. Reprint describes maintenance and operating supplies, repairparts, special tools and equipment ..................................................................................................................... 5.00

BKA116 AMMUNITION FOR AIRCRAFT GUNS. Dept. of Army Tech. Manual TM9-1901-1; Dept of AirForce Technical Order TO 11A-1-39, December, 1957. 6" x 9", 60 pages with 15 photo illustrations, soft cover.Describes cartridges, fuses, propelling charges, primers, and demolition of ammunition .............................. 6.00

BKA117 A COLLECTORS GUIDE TO UNITED STATES COMBAT SHOTGUNS. by Bruce Canfield. 8" x 11",184 pages, soft cover. Photographs illustrate and extremely detailed text describes the shotguns used in combatduring WW1, WW2, Korea and Viet Nam. Chapters on early ordnance tests; pump and semi-automatic trench gunsby Winchester, Stevens, Remington and Savage, WW2 accessories and accoutrements, ammunition, bayonets, andserial numbers for identification. ..................................................................................................................... 24.00

BKA118 1936 MARLIN FIREARMS COMPANY COMPONENT PARTS LIST #100 FOR RIFLES,SHOTGUNS, AND ACCESSORIES. 30 pages, 6" x 9", soft cover, reprint. Illustrated parts list for 55 differentmodel rifles and shotguns. Covers both high power and .22 lever actions as well as bolt action models. Sectionson Marlin, Lyman and Marble sights, swivels, recoil pads, and gun cases ...................................................... 6.00

BKA119 COLT PRICE LIST OF COMPONENT PARTS FOR REVOLVERS & AUTOMATIC PISTOLS,JANUARY 1941. 6" x 8", 20 pages, soft cover. Illustrated parts breakdown, identification, and price of parts for16 revolvers and automatics. Exploded views of all guns. Covers all calibers .22 thru .45 as well as the .22conversion kits for the .45 M1911 ...................................................................................................................... 6.00

THE FOLLOWING ARE REPRINTS OF THE INSTRUCTION MANUALS PACKED WITH COLT PISTOLS.Photo illustrated parts breakdown and identification along with complete detailed specifications of the arm.Operation and care are detailed as well as assembly and disassembly instructions.BKA120 COLT WOODSMAN AUTOMATIC PISTOL CAL.22 .................................................................. 2.00BKA121 COLT ACE SERVICE MODEL AUTO PISTOL CAL.22 ............................................................. 2.00BKA122 COLT AUTOMATIC PISTOL, POCKET MODEL CAL.32 & .380, HAMMERLESS ................ 2.00

BKA123 SMITH & WESSON REVOLVERS PRICE LIST OF PARTS, CATALOG P-2 CIRCA 1930’S. 40pages, 9" x 6", soft cover, reprint. Complete product line of 24 handguns shown in exploded views, part numbered,identified and priced. An illustration of the gun is included. All calibers from .22 RF to .45 are shown. Anextremely valuable reference for the collector and shooter . . ............................................................................. 6.00

BKA124 COLT FIREARMS 1836-1960. by James Serven. 394 pages, 9" x 12", library binding. Indepth studyof the handguns, rifles, shotguns and Gatling guns manufactured by Colt. Each gun is illustrated and describedin detail. Powder flasks and accessories are included. Source reference text. Limited Quantity. ............... 45.00

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BKA125 1931 J. STEVENS ARMS COMPONENT PARTS CATALOG FOR RIFLES, SHOTGUNS, PISTOLS.24 pages, 9" x 6", soft cover, reprint. Complete illustrated breakdown of component parts, identified and priced for#’s 330, 335, 311, 315, 3151, 215, 94, 95, 96, 105, 107, 116, 117, 85, 89, 948, 958, 106, 108, 44, 414, 70, 71, 17,20, 27, 12, 75, 66, 26, 26 1/2, 14 1/2, 11, 3510, 51, 52, 53, 48, 49, 50. Excellent reference for part replacement onthe above Rifles, Shotguns, and Pistols .............................................................................................................. 7.00

BKA126 1942 J. STEVENS ARMS COMPONENT PARTS CATALOG FOR RIFLES, SHOTGUNS, PISTOLS.36 pages, 9" x 6", soft cover, reprint. Complete illustrated breakdown of component parts, identified and priced for#’s 52, 521, 620, 621,420, 416, 39, 59, 330, 3151, 311, 331, 500, 515, 530, 5151, 94, 95, 105, 107, 116, 22-410,240, 238, 258, 237, 254, 38, 58, 37, 54, 418, 418 1/2, 417, 417 1/2,52A, 53A, 053, 83, 56C, 84, 66B, 86, 17, 20,27, 76 series, 57, 85, 26, 26 1/2,75, 15, 51, 52, 53, 35. ..................................................................................... 7.00

BKA127 1928 SAVAGE SPORTING ARMS AND AMMUNITION CATALOG. 24 pages, 7" x 9", soft cover,reprint, with separate price listed dated January 1928. Illustrates and totally describes full product line of rifles,shotguns, sights, slings and cleaning equipment. Interesting advertisement for “New Savage Repeating PlayRifle” is included in price list ............................................................................................................................. 7.00

BKA128 SAVAGE ARMS COMPONENT PART LIST 1940. 32 pages, 6" x 9", soft cover, reprint. Showscomplete illustrated parts breakdown, identification and price list for Savage M20, M40, M45, M03, M04, M11,M12, M14, M25, M29, M29A, M19, M22 Sporter, M19 NRA Match Rifle, M23A, M23AA, M19-33, M19, M23B,M23C, M23D, M3, M3A, M3B, M3C, M4, M5, M6A, M7, M21, M28, M420, M430, M219, M220 and M17 pistol.Section also illustrated and describes rifle sights. Reprint ............................................................................. 7.00

The following are reprints of the instruction manuals packed with Remington rifles and shotguns. They all containphoto illustrated parts breakdowns and identification along with complete specification of the arm. Assembly anddisassembly instructions as well as operation and care are detailed. Sights and ammunition are also covered.

BKA129 REMINGTON MODEL 12 REPEATING RIFLE .22 CAL. (PUMP) .......................................... 2.00BKA130 REMINGTON MODEL 513T REPEATING RIFLE .22 CAL. (BOLT) ........................................ 2.00BKA131 REMINGTON MODEL 550 REPEATING RIFLE .22 CAL. (AUTOLOAD) ............................. 2.00BKA132 REMINGTON MODEL 121 REPEATING RIFLE .22 CAL (PUMP) ......................................... 2.00BKA133 REMINGTON MODEL 141 REPEATING RIFLE .25, .30, .32, .35 CAL. (PUMP) ................... 2.00BKA134 REMINGTON MODEL 30-S REPEATING RIFLE .25, 7MM, .30-06 CAL. (BOLT) ................. 2.00BKA135 REMINGTON MODEL 31 REPEATING SHOTGUN 12, 16, 20 GAUGE (PUMP) ................. 2.00BKA136 REMINGTON SPORTSMAN AUTOLOADING SHOTGUN, ALL GAUGES .......................... 2.00

BKA138 U.S. WINCHESTER TRENCH AND RIOT GUNS AND OTHER U.S.COMBAT SHOTGUNS by J.Poyer. 122 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. Provides detailed information, Ordnance marking and specificationsfor every militarized part of these famous and desirable shotguns. This allows the collector to examine each weaponpart by part to determine authenticity. Accurate serial number ranges are listed covering W.W.I thru Vietnammodels. Sections on Bayonets, Slings, Ammo Pouches, Appendages, Ammo and Accoutrements ............... 16.95

BKA139 CIVIL WAR PISTOLS. by John McAulay. 168 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", soft cover. A complete survey ofthe pistols used by the North and South. From the single shot “horse pistol” to the ingenious revolvers, in aninfinite variety, all described in detail of design, purchase and deployment. Many photos, charts and tables ofpistol types that were issued to specific units. All common as well as obscure makers and exotic imports areillustrated and detailed. Many vintage photos and period art. Covers Army as well as Navy usage ......... 24.00

BKA140 MANUAL OF THE AUTOMATIC RIFLE (CHAUCHAT). A.E.F. France 1918. 96 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover, fold out plate,reprint. Details famous WW1 weapon. All parts are broken down and shown insectional views. Use & deployment as well as mechanical malfunctions are discussed. .............................. 15.00

BKA143 THE BURNSIDE BREECHLOADING CARBINES. by E.A. Hall. 96 pages, 7" x 9 1/2", Hardbound.Detailed Illustrated model by model, historical - technical examination of one of the best breech loading carbinesof the Civil War. Covers tools, Navy rifles, cartridges and contracts. The 1861 Burnside Rifle Company catalogis also reproduced. .............................................................................................................................................. 16.00

BKA145 THE EAGLE ON U.S. FIREARMS. by J.W. Jordan. 140 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", soft cover. Lists andprofusely illustrates the various Eagles used on U.S. firearms circa 1795-1911. Both metal and wood Eagles areincluded. Charts show by model and year Eagle Head position and number of arrows. Covers arsenal as well asprivate contractors. ............................................................................................................................................. 17.50

BKA147 U.S. NAVAL HANDGUNS 1808-1911. by F.R. Winter. 128 pages, 8 3/4" x 11 1/4", Hardbound.Photo Illustrates and describes over 100 years of Navy issue handguns. Flint, single shot percussions, revolversin percussion and cartridge as well as the automatic pistol are examined. A very interesting chart of survival rateversus age is included. ....................................................................................................................................... 26.00

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BKA148 COLT SINGLE ACTION REVOLVERS AND THE LONDON AGENCY. by C.K. Moore. 144 pages,8 1/2" x 11", Hardbound. Chronicles the relationship between the London Agency and the Hartford home office.Chapters include original SAA, short barrels, shoulder stocks, Foreign shipments and contracts, start of DoubleAction production and ammunition. ............................................................................................................... 35.00

BKA150 A REENACTORS GUIDE TO SHOOTING THE RIFLED MUSKET. by J. Roundtree. 14 pages, 5 1/2" X 8 1/2", soft cover. Procedures for loading and shooting the musket. Covers bullets, powder charges, sighting,and cleaning. List of sutlers for arms, equipment, parts. Illustrated. ............................................................... 2.50

BKA151 THE WINCHESTER SINGLE SHOT: A HISTORY AND ANALYSIS. by John Campbell. 272 pages,8 1/2" x 11", Hardbound and indexed. 302 photographs. Covers every aspect of this highly collectable firearm.Traces the origin and history of the single shot, delving into all of its many component parts, design alterations,chamberings, sights, style variations and vital specifications. Contains factory design and engineering drawings,production charts and memorabilia from top WRA officials. Profusely Illustrated. This is the source reference bookon this subject. .................................................................................................................................................... 55.00

BKA151B THE WINCHESTER SINGLE-SHOT VOLUME II by John Campbell. 280 pages. Wonderfullyillustrated with photos and line drawings. Chapters on the rifle actions, barrels, unusual variations, sights,export guns to Britain and Australia, manufacturing, and drawings showing dimensions and factory updates.Information contained in these pages compliment the information in volume I and simply adds more knowledge forthe collector on this popular subject. Hardcover .......................................................................................... 55.00

BKA152 WINCHESTER, AN AMERICAN LEGEND. by R.L. Wilson. 404 pages 11" x 9", Hardbound. Theofficial history of Winchester firearms and ammunition from 1849 to present. Over 300 photographs in Full Colorand 165 in black & white. Covers in photo and text every firearm manufactured by Winchester. Details standardmodels as well as special order and presentation pieces. Cartridge boards, hardware items, toys and tools, alongwith military models and productions are included. Valuable reference. ....................................................... 40.00

BKA154 J. STEVENS ARMS & TOOL COMPANY, CATALOG #50, 1902. 128 pages, 5 1/4" x 8", soft cover.Details and illustrates the complete line of rifles, shotguns, pistols, sights and ammunition. Component partbreakdown of all guns. Covers all special models, Walnut Hill, Schutzen and a chapter on Stevens-Pope barrels,Stevens-Pope sights, bullet lube, reloading tools and bullet molds. This catalog announces the arrangementswith Harry M. Pope to work for Stevens. Reference on single shot target and sporting guns. ..................... 20.00

BKA156 THE STORY OF POPE’S BARRELS. by Ray Smith. 210 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", Hardbound.Comprehensive saga of the King of Riflesmiths, Harry M. Pope. Special chapters on George Schalck, Pope andStevens, Schutezen rifles - Matches - Pope rifle barrels, Pope muzzle - Loading rifles, Pope’s tools and techniques,rifles and accuracy target groups. The story of a man who once said “I do nothing but the best of work and am noslouch of a workman if I do say so myself”. Includes a reprint of Stevens-Pope catalog of rifle barrels. ..... 39.00

BKA159 US INFANTRY WEAPONS OF WWII by Bruce Canfield. 303 pages, 8” X 11”. Chapters on all smallarms from pistols, rifles, machine guns, mortars, fighting knives, flame throwers, bazookas and many other weapons.Each chapter contains “Collector’s Notes”. A well illustrated book with 417 photographs. An incredibleamount of information contained in one book. .................................................................................................. 39.95

BKA162 LOADING THE BLACKPOWDER RIFLE CARTRIDGE. by P.A. Matthews. 124 pages, 6" x 9", softcover. Detailed step by step procedure that produces safe and accurate ammunition for the blackpowder rifleshooter. Covers lubrication and lubricants, bullets and bullet molds, casting the bullet, care of cartridge cases -before and after. Powder charge, black or duplex, loading developing and testing the load. All the above in a easyto follow profusely illustrated format. ............................................................................................................... 22.50

BKA162A SHOOTING THE BLACK POWDER CARTRIDGE RIFLE. By Paul A. Matthews. 130 pages, 6”x9”, Soft cover. Companion book to BKA162. Gives specific information on Bullets, Barrel Twist, Stability,Ammunition, Sights and Sighting and Loading techniques for greater accuracy. Many Illustrations show Rifles,Sights and Bullet shapes. Interesting comments on Cleaning, Bullet lube, Sighting and Trigger pull ....... 22.50

BKA162B CAST BULLETS FOR THE BLACK POWDER CARTRIDGE RIFLE. By Paul A. Matthews. 134pages, 6”x 9”, Soft cover. Finding the correct cast bullet to perform in your Black Powder Cartridge Rifle is the keyto good scores. The Author covers what you should know about cast Bullets, Paper Patching, Bullet weight, TheLyman, RCBS and Redding-Saeco Bullets, Selecting and Dressing the Bullet Mould, Bullet metal alloys andfinding the minute of angle Bullet. Illustrated .................................................................................................. 22.50

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BKA162C HOW-TO’S FOR THE BLACK POWDER CARTRIDGE RIFLE SHOOTER. By Paul A. Matthews.136 pages, 6”x 9”, Soft cover. Contains fine points not covered in Matthews’ other Black powder publicationssuch as lube recipes, good bore cleaners and over powder wads. Tips on compressing powder charges, combatingwind resistance, Improving ignition and combustion and case annealing. Sections on M.O.A. sight adjustments,How to make a spirit level and tote box, Pyrodex powder and planning the custom rifle. Illustrated ......... 22.50

BKA162-D BLACK POWER, PIG LEAD AND STEEL SILHOUETTES by Paul Matthews. This is Mr. Matthews’7th book of shooting black powder cartridges. This book will help both the beginner and advanced shooter inreloading BPCR. Information on loads, bullet metal alloy and lubes. If you have any other of Mr. Matthews’ book,you will understand his dedication to this hobby. .......................................................................................... 16.95

BKA162E MORE HOW-TO’S FOR THE BLACK POWDER CARTRIDGE RIFLE SHOOTER by Paul A.Matthews. 159 pages with black and white images. Includes many tips and tricks for Black Powder cartridgeshooting. Provides detailed sections on everything from reloading, firing, controlling recoil, different bulletshapes, mirages and more. ................................................................................................................................... 22.50

BKA163 FLAYDERMAN’S GUIDE TO ANTIQUE AMERICAN FIREARMS AND THEIR VALUES. byNorm Flayderman. 6th Edition, 656 Pages, 8 1/2" x 11", soft cover. Over 1700 photographs. Over 4000 antiqueAmerican firearm models and variants extensively described with marks and specifications necessary for properidentification, along with pricing by grade, rarity and condition. Covers military & sporting longarms & handguns.Discussions on collecting, values and conditions. The standard for ID & pricing of all U.S. firearms. ....... 32.95

BKA164 CARTRIDGES OF THE WORLD, 7TH EDITION. 464 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", soft cover. Massivereference that covers cartridge nomenclature, current and obsolete, American rifle and pistol cartridges, militarycartridges of the World, European sporting cartridges, American rimfire cartridges, shotgun shells, cartridgeidentification, primers, benchrest cartridges and much more. All cartridges are illustrated along with loading dataand ballistics. Firearms for many cartridges are photo illustrated throughout the book .............................. 21.95

BKA165 WINCHESTER LEVER ACTION REPEATING FIREARMS, VOLUME 1, THE MODELS OF 1866,1873 AND 1876. by A. Pirkle. 202 Pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. These famous models are described andillustrated part by part by serial number range. Common parts between these 3 models are compared for helpingto determine if gun is authentic and correct for the period of manufacture. Profusely illustrated. Serial numberranges are detailed model by model. Great reference. ....................................................................................... 19.95

BKA165A WINCHESTER LEVER ACTION REPEATING FIREARMS, VOLUME 2, THE MODELS OF 1886AND 1892. By A. Pirkle. 203 pages, 5½“x 8½”, soft cover. These famous models are described and illustrated partby part by serial number range. Common parts are compared in order to help determine if the gun is authentic andcorrect for the period of manufacture. Profusely illustrated. Serial number ranges are listed. ....................... 19.95

BKA165B WINCHESTER LEVER ACTION REPEATING FIREARMS, VOLUME 3, THE MODELS OF 1894AND 1895. By A. Pirkle. 246 pages, 5 ½“x 8 ½”, soft cover. Fully describes these famous models as well asillustrates part by part breakdown with changes indicated by serial number range. Profusely illustrated with linedrawings and exploded views. Discusses both Military and Civilian models of the M95 alone with Militaryaccoutrements ...................................................................................................................................................... 19.95

BKA166 MARLIN FIREARMS: A HISTORY OF THE GUNS AND THE COMPANY THAT MADE THEM.by Col. William S. Brophy, USAR, Ret. 704 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", Hardbound, Indexed, Over 1900 photo’s and linedrawings. Traces the history of Marlin 1863 to present, details with photo’s and text every single shot, leveraction, shotgun, pistol, bolt action as well as the WW1 and WW2 production of tank and aircraft machine gunsand the Browning automatic rifles. Section illustrates vernier tang sights, windgage front sights and the 100’sof other items manufactured. Chapters on serial number verses manufacture date by model, as well as barrel markings,and stock changes. Early advertising items are also included. An entire chapter is devoted to Ballard rifles, bothmilitary & sporting. Great detail on target sights. Source reference on Marlin firearms ................................ 89.95

BKA169 THE HOME GUIDE TO CARTRIDGE CONVERSIONS, by George C Nonte, Jr. 404 pages withBlack and White Images. Includes information on converting cases to fit different calibers, making rimless cases,conversion tables and much more. Rifle and pistol cartridges are included. Also details the best tools practices,and procedures to be used. Loading data for hundreds of cartridges is also provided ................................. 24.95

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BKA170 TRAPDOOR SPRINGFIELD. by M.D. Waite and B.D. Ernst. 216 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", Hardbound,Indexed. Profusely illustrated with photographs, line drawings, catalog and official government manual drawings.Year by year analysis of this famous breechloading system. From the Allin 1865 system thru the final refinementsof the 1890’s models, this is an indepth study of this famous breechloader. Great attention is given to all the 45/70 models - part variations, sights, breech blocks, bands, triggers, stock markings. Each and every fine detail isdescribed and illustrated. Sections on long range rifle, Marksman rifle, shotgun, experimental carbine, Rod bayonetvariations, Metcalf attachments, locking cam as well as all the accoutrements and accessories. Serial number rangesare tabulated. Special section on cartridges, reloading tools and inspection and proofing procedures. The“Bible” of the 45/70 Springfields. No library should be without it. ............................................................ 39.95

BKA171 THE COLT ARMORY, A HISTORY OF COLT’S MANUFACTURING COMPANY. by E.S. Grant.232 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", Hardbound with 162 black & white and 18 color illustrations. This chronological studydetails the armory, manufacturing, leaders, strikes, failures and successes, wartime production, floods and rebuilding,Armory Band, non-gun related goods that were manufactured during poor economic times - sewing machines,printing presses - The struggle of a company to survive. Superb photo’s and advertising material show how thisgreat American company grew to the giant we know today. ............................................................................ 35.00

BKA174 RELOADING TOOLS, SIGHTS AND TELESCOPES FOR SINGLE SHOT RIFLES. by Gerald Kelver.5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 163 pages, soft cover, illustrated. Detailed text along with photos and line drawings describe theloading tools, sights and telescopes used throughout the years on single shot rifles. An entire chapter is devotedto the Schuetzen rifle. Valuable information from the writings of H.R. Pope, Ned Roberts and H.G. Loverin areincluded. Cover commercial as well as custom made tools, sights and scopes .............................................. 13.95

BKA175 SCHUETZEN RIFLES - HISTORY AND LOADINGS 2nd EDITION (REVISED) by G.O. Kelver. 51/2" x 8 1/2", 121 pages, soft cover, illustrated. Interesting account how and why the NRA was formed and its rolein bringing Schuetzen rifle matches to America. Sections on Stevens, Ballard, Remington, Maynard, Winchesterand Sharps Schuetzen rifles. Covers all the famous makers - Pope, Schalck, Zischang, Nieder, Farrow as well asdetailed descriptions of lead bullets and lubricants, telescopic sights, paper patch bullets and the loads for singleshot target shooting. Great reference book ...................................................................................................... 13.95

BKA176 MAJOR NED H. ROBERTS AND THE SCHUETZEN RIFLE by Gerald Kelver. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 122pages, soft cover, illustrated. A compilation of the writings of Major Roberts on the Schuetzen and other singleshot rifles. Information on loading, firing, accessories, casting bullets, breech seating and barrel makers & gunsmithsthat perfected the high degree of accuracy associated with the Schuetzen system of shooting. .................... 13.95

BKA177 S.P.G. LUBRICANTS B.P. CARTRIDGE RELOADING PRIMER. 7th Revised Edition. 6"x 9" format,spiral bound, 120 pages with 60 photographs. Authored by Mike Venturino and Steve Garbe. This book discussesall aspects of properly loading the black powder cartridge. Primers, wads, bullet designs and moulds, drop tubes,cases, powder, and bullet alloys are all explained in great detail. Actual black powder loads for the 32-40 to thehuge 50-140 are given. Ballistic tables for .32, .38, .40, .44, .45 and .50 cal. bullets. If you have ever tried blackpowder reloading and obtained only marginal success, or you are an accomplished black powder loader, this bookwill surely fascinate you. Years of information and experimentation will be at your fingertips condensed into oneauthoritative writing. ......................................................................................................................................... 21.95

BKA178 3-PACK SPECIAL. Consists of reprints on government manuals for guns used during the Span/AmWar. The set contains one each of BKA050 45-70 Trapdoor, BKA051 6mm Winchester Lee Straight Pull andBKA052 30-40 US Krag. If purchased separately total cost would be 24. Our 3-Pack Special Only ....... 16.00

BKA179 CIVIL WAR SHARPS CARBINES & RIFLES by E.J.Coates & J.D. McAulay. 8 1/2" x 11", 108 pages,soft cover. Increase the value of your Sharps rifle or carbine by identifying the soldier who carried it. The first partof this book traces the history and development, the second part covers history of regiments that kept specificserial numbers and names of soldiers who received the guns. Over 4,000 serial numbers & soldiers names are listed.Period photographs, as well as detail photos showing guns, equipment, appendages and Sharps & Hawkins navalguns. A wealth of information. .......................................................................................................................... 12.95

BKA180 HANDBOOK OF CIVIL WAR BULLETS AND CARTRIDGES by James & Dean Thomas, 5 1/2" x 81/2", 76 pages, soft cover. 100’s of small arms bullets and cartridges are photo illustrated and identified. Pinfire,rim fire and combustible are shown as well as Minie designs and rare types. Section on cartridge wrappers, Enfield.577 cavity markings, and weights & dimensions. Excellent reference ............................................................ 9.95

BKA181 SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1903 SERVICE RIFLE PRODUCTION AND ALTERATION 1905-1910By C.S. Ferris & J. Beard, 6" x 9", 66 pages, perfect bound. January 1905 started the many changes to the M1903Springfield - Elimination of the rod bayonet, change to the new 30-06 service cartridge - sight changes, bandchanges, modification of .30-03 barrels, change to knife bayonet, butt plates & stock changes, markings - bothstock and barrel, change over to new thong & brush. All the modifications and changes are covered in detailedtext and photos. Source reference to identify the early 1903’s and their appendages .................................. 12.50

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BKA182 A GUIDE TO THE MAYNARD BREECH LOADER by George J. Lyman. 6" x 9", 148 pages, perfectbound. 40 illustrations. Discussed in great detail are the early patents of Dr. Edward Maynard along with datapertaining to U.S. Govt. purchases before and during the Civil War. The 1873, 1882 and the #1 thru #16 modelsare covered in both informative text and photos. Special chapters on accessories, cartridges, appendages andStevens manufacture. Excellent reference – New Revised Edition ................................................................. 11.95

BKA183 THE REMINGTON LEE RIFLE by Eugene Myszkowski, 8 1/2" x 11", 103 pages, perfect bound. 81photographs, 35 illustrations. Detailed descriptions, including serial number ranges of each model from the firstLee magazine model produced for the U.S. Navy to the last R/L small bore shipped to the Cuban Rural Guard.Includes history of early development of the detachable box magazine, changes to the bolt and details of U.S. Army& Navy purchased R/L rifles. Quick I.D. guide to all models and contracts. ................................................ 22.95

BKA184 JAPANESE RIFLES OF WORLD WAR II by Duncan McCollum. 8 1/2" x 11", 60 pages, perfectbound. 81 photographs plus illustrations. Covers development and markings of rifles in W.W.II Japan’s arsenal.Includes Type 38 Rifle, Carbine and Cavalry Rifle, Type 44 Carbine, Type I Rifle, Type 99 Rifle and Long Rifle, Type2 paratroop Rifle and Concentric circle Rifles. Additional chapters deal with sniper models, naval special Type99 Rifle, Type 02/45 Rifle, North China Type 19 Carbine, Training rifles, Bayonets and slings. All variations,changes and minor differences are clearly discussed and illustrated. .............................................................. 18.95

BKA185 BRITISH SERVICE RIFLES AND CARBINES 1888-1900, by A. Petrillo, 6" x 9", 72 pages, perfectbound. 60 photos. Complete review of the Lee-Metford and Lee Enfield Rifles and Carbines. All models aredescribed & illustrated including the upgrades for WWI. Cartridges, slings & bayonets are covered ....... 11.95

BKA185A CARTRIDGE CARBINES OF THE BRITISH ARMY, by Alan M. Petrillo. 72 pages with black andwhite images. Details British Army cartridge Carbines from the Civil War to World War II. Easy to use guide tothe numerous carbines ......................................................................................................................................... 10.00

BKA186 BRITISH .22 RF TRAINING RIFLES by D. Lewis & R. Washburn, 6' x 9", 64 pages, perfect bound.52 photos. Complete story from the early aiming tube models to the post W.W.II variations. Features full lengthviews as well as close ups of many details. Contains history of British training rifles, commercial models, pattern1914 and 1917 trainers, No. 2 Mark 4 and the No. 7, 8 & 9 Rifles .................................................................. 10.95

BKA187 MARTINI-HENRY .450 RIFLES & CARBINES by D. Lewis, 6" x 9", 70 pages, perfect bound. 52photos, 6 illustrations. Story of the numerous versions of the rifles & carbines that were the mainstay of the Britishsoldier throughout a series of Victorian wars. Chapters on general history, various marks of rifles & carbines,commercial models, ammo and bayonets. Separate listing of specs for all models included .......................... 11.95

BKA188 THE LEE ENFIELD NUMBER 1 RIFLES by A. Petrillo, 6" x 9", 64 pages, perfect bound, 47 photos,5 illustrations. Details the British service rifle of WWI - the No. 1 SMLE (Shot Magazine Lee Enfield), shows fulllength & close-up views of actions and all other parts in this series rifle. Contains general history, with chapterson Mark I thru Mark VI. Models converted from earlier rifles are included ................................................... 10.95

BKA189 THE LEE ENFIELD NUMBER 4 RIFLES by A. Petrillo, 6" x 9", 64 pages, perfect bound. 30 photos,18 illustrations. Details the British service rifle from W.W.II to Korea. Shows full length & close up views of the#4 series rifles. Chapters provide general history, markings, No. 4 Mark 1(T) sniper rifle and the No. 32 telescopicsight details ......................................................................................................................................................... 10.95

BKA190 THE NUMBER 5 JUNGLE CARBINE by A. Petrillo, 6" x 9", 32 pages, perfect bound. 15 photos.Covers the rifle that collectors have come to call the Jungle Carbine, - The Lee Enfield Number 5 Mark 1. It focuseson the Mark 1 model and its variant parts, the never-issued Mark 2 version, the grenade firing model andcontemporary competitors from Commonwealth countries. Has a general history of the arm as well as a chapter onthe problem of “the wandering zero” ................................................................................................................... 7.95

BKA191 MANUAL OF RIFLING AND RIFLE SIGHTS by Lt. Col. V. Bury, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 48 pages, soft cover,165 illustrations. Facsimile edition of the 1864 manual produced for the British National Rifle Assoc. Bookdetails contemporary rifling, fore sights, middle sights and back sights. Features woodcuts of sights and otherinventions by Metford, Kerr, Rigby, Whitworth, Davidson, the British Government, London Armory Companyand many other prominent gun makers and barrelmakers. 4 pages of fold out diagrams. ............................... 11.95

BKA192 DRILL AND RIFLE INSTRUCTION FOR THE CORPS OF RIFLE VOLUNTEERS by Secty of Statefor War, 4 1/4" x 7", 76 pages, perfect bound, illustrated. Facsimile edition of 1860 manual for volunteers in theBritish service. Includes drill, marching, skirmishing orders and formations. The musketry instructions are for the1853 Enfield musket supplied by England to both Union and Confederate forces during the U.S. Civil War. Theydeal with cleaning, dismounting and remounting the lock, aiming, judging distance, target practice, volley firingand skirmishing .................................................................................................................................................. 12.95

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BKA193 THE ART OF SHOOTING WITH THE RIFLE (1888) by Col. Sir H. St. John H. Bart, C.B. 4 1/2" x 61/2", 96 pages, perfect bound. Knowing how to handle a long arm at the turn of the century was considered an art.This facsimile edition provides a wealth of information on the subject. Topics covered include prone & standingpositions, long range & elevation, windage, back position, sights, match rifles, trajectories, rifling,cleaning.............… ................................................................................................................................................ 12.95

BKA194 THE GATLINGS AT SANTIAGO by Lt. J.H. Parker, 13th U.S. Inf. 5 1/4" x 7 1/2", 274 pages, perfectbound. Illustrated with many period photographs. First person account of the Fifth Army Corps gatling gundetachment in the Battle of Santiago, Cuba. Graphic insight into the battle tactics of the world’s first rapid fireweapon. The men, their equipment and the story of how the face of modern warfare was changed forever. Reprintof classic Spanish American War reference ........................................................................................................ 16.95

BKA195 CARBINES OF THE U.S. CAVALRY 1861-1905 by John D. McAulay. 8 1/2" x 11", 144 pages, 127photographs. Hardbound. Chronicles the carbines utilized by the U.S. Cavalry from the Civil War thru the BoxerRebellion. Each carbine is illustrated along with many of the issued accoutrements. Great detail is given to whatunits were using different weapons. Government sales and disposal of ammo & weapons is covered along witharsenal inventories after each conflict. Vintage photographs illustrate the life & times of the cavalry troopersthroughout this period. Excellent reference ..................................................................................................... 35.00

BKA198 THE SKS CARBINE (CKC45g) by Poyer & Kehaya. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 150 pages, perfect bound.Thorough study of this Soviet designed shoulder arm which numbered 10s of millions production. Carbinesmanufactured in Russia, East Germany, China, North Vietnam North Korea and Yugoslavia are explained in greatdetail as to part differences and interchangeability. Complete assembly - disassembly instructions as well ascommercial sources for parts, ammo, etc. Line drawings illustrate parts, variations, bayonets, magazines, bandoleersand cartridge boxes. Newest edition in the “For Collectors Only Series” .................................................... 16.95

BKA199 THE SUMPTUOUS FLASKE by H. Houze. 8 1/2" x 11", 158 pages, coated stock, perfect bound.Study of American and European decorated powder flasks of the 16th thru 19th centuries. Profusely illustrated.60 of the world’s most ornate flask in color and black and white. Detailed descriptions, sizes and specificationsare given for each piece. Covers leather, ivory, brass, copper, wood, horn and tortoise shell construction. Historicalnotes accompany each description. Superb reference ...................................................................................... 35.00

BKA200 ROUND BALL TO RIMFIRE, A HISTORY OF CIVIL WAR SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION, PARTONE by Dean Thomas. 8 1/2" x 11", 333 pages, hardbound. Illustrated with 100’s of photos. Covers firearmsystems and forms of projectiles for them, field trials of 1850’s that adopted expanding base bullets, arsenals andammunition production, round ball and medford ammo for smooth bore muskets, regulation .54, .58, .69, .71 andelongated balls for rifled muskets, patented and purchased rounds for .58 caliber, gardner explosive, shaler sectionaland Williams bullets. Section on gun cotton, blanks and bullet making equipment. ................................... 40.00

BKA200A ROUNDBALL TO RIMFIRE PART II by Dean Thomas. 522 pgs with black and white photographsand Patent office line drawings. Never before available information on most Civil War Breech Loading carbine andrifle ammunition. Photographs show guns, cartridges, and cartridge packets. ............................................. 49.95

BKA200B ROUND BALL TO RIMFIRE PART III by Dean S. Thomas. 478 pages with black and white picturesand drawings. This book is third in a series which details Civil War Small Arms Ammunition. This volume dealswith Federal Pistol and Revolver ammo. Over 500 different types of Ammo are describes in detail with pictures.An excellent source of info on this topic. .......................................................................................................... 49.95

BKA200C ROUND BALL TO RIMFIRE, PART FOUR, by Dean S Thomas. 314 pages with black and whiteimages. This volume looks into the Confederate small arms ammunition. Over 650 examples are presented inremarkable detail. Also discusses the Confederate Ordnance Bureau ............................................................ 50.00

BKA201 A GUIDE TO THE BALLARD BREECHLOADER by George J. Layman. 6' x 9", 216 pages, perfectbound. Chronological study of the development of the early C.W. ballards thru the 1880’s target grade models.Profusely illustrated with separate cartridge sections, parts breakdowns, sights, model variations and markings.Covers sporting, target and military models. The 1888 Marlin Firearms catalog is also included in its entirety. Themost complete source on this subject ................................................................................................................ 19.95

BKA202 M1 GARAND 1936 TO 1957 by J. Poyer & C. Riesch. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2", 216 pages, perfect bound. Apart-by-part by manufacturer by serial number range examination of this famous rifle. Point by point differences,variations, markings, alterations allow the collector to determine proper identification. Covers M1c, M1D, MC52,Nat. match models and the Navy’s 7.62 NATO M1. Also includes description and variations on cartridge beltsand pouches, bayonets and scabbards, slings, appendages, clips, sights, ammo and telescopic sights. Helpsdetermine if your Garand is original. ............................................................................................................... 19.95

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BKA203 U.S. M1 CARBINES, WARTIME PRODUCTION by C. Riesch. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 132 pages, perfectbound. Part by part breakdown by manufacturer by serial number. All major and minor variations, alterations,markings are discussed in great detail. All known parts codes are listed. Sections on serial number blocks, foreignand imported models, ammo, appendages, bayonets, tools and accessories, illustrated. ............................... 16.95

BKA207 HENRY’S REPEATING RIFLE, MANUAL FOR USE AND CATALOG. 1865, New Haven ArmsCo., 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 52 pages, soft cover. Oliver Winchester’s first advertising and testimonials on this repeatercontains cross sectional views of Henry rifle along with parts breakdown and price list, specifications, assemblyand disassembly, cleaning and Scientific Americans article on breech-loading vs. muzzle loading. Interestingadvertising method for early fixed ammunition repeating rifle. Reprint ............................................................ 6.00

BKA208 GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS CATALOG. Pittsburgh, PA, 1871. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 52 pages, softcover. Illustrated catalog of guns, rifles, revolvers, ammunition, reloading supplies, flasks, gun parts and accessories.Typical sporting goods catalog of its day. Interesting details on shipping, packing, ordering as well as whatcompany wanted to purchase. Surplus military, along with many commercial items are fully described, illustratedand priced. Reprint. .............................................................................................................................................. 6.00

BKA209 HOMER FISHER CATALOG OF RIFLES, SHOTGUNS, REVOLVERS AND AMMUNITION, 1880,NY City, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 80 pages, soft cover. Profusely illustrated, sections on shotguns (English, WM. Moore,Webley, Colt, Daly, Remington, Parker) as well as major US manufacturers of rifles, revolvers and reloading tools.Surplus gov’t rifles, muzzle loaders, air guns, ammunition, cleaning appendages and the popular breech loadingrifles of this period are illustrated, described and priced. Reprint ................................................................... 7.00

BKA210 J. STEVENS ARMS & TOOL CO. CATALOG, FALL EDITION. 1888, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 32 pages, softcover. Illustrates, describes and prices the rifles, shotguns, reloading tools, sights, shells, cartridges availablefrom this famous company. Parts breakdown along with listing of ordering options are also covered. Sections ontarget rifles, metallic sights, telescopic sights, pistols and targets show the great diversity of the products carried.Reprint................... .................................................................................................................................................. 6.00

BKA211 J. STEVENS ARMS & TOOL CO., 1901 STEVENS-POPE Catalog of Rifle Barrels and Specialties“Pope Dept”, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 32 pages, soft cover. Illustrates and describes the barrels, false muzzles, bulletstarters, ramrods, bullet molds, lubricating pumps, wind gauge sights, loading flasks and palm rests endorsed byHarry Pope while in the employ of Stevens. Great detail is given to advertise the accuracy of barrels and completetarget rifles ordered thru the “Pope Dept”. Full line of Stevens-Pope rifles are shown along with detailed specs.Reprint............. ....................................................................................................................................................... 6.00

BKA212 THE AMERICAN BB GUN, A COLLECTORS GUIDE. By A.T. Dunathan. 156 pages, 8 ½”x 11”,Hard bound. Hundreds of fascinating BB guns are Identified, Described, Illustrated and priced in this comprehensivereference. All the famous brand names, Buck Jones, Red Ryder, Buffalo Bill and the NRA Centennial Models arecovered as well as the manufacturers Remington, Upton, Whirlpool, Daisy, Adlake, Lefever, Hamilton, MarkhamKing and many others. 200 Photos – Out of Print, Limited Supply ............................................................... 35.00

BKA213 CATALOG OF ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES OFFERED FOR SALE AT N.Y.ARSENAL, 1880. 6" x 9", 46 pages, soft cover. Sale conducted by US Ordnance Agency. Reprint of catalog fromFrancis Bannerman’s papers. Cover is marked in his handwriting “Francis Bannerman, First Serious Purchase inOrdnance”. Lists cannons, artillery tools and equipment, shells, carbines, rifled muskets, B/L rifles, revolvers,sabres, cavalry and infantry accoutrements, Horse Equipment, Gun powder, Small Arms Cartridges, Spare parts formuskets, carbines and rifles. Describes item, quantity, condition and Ordnance Dept. remarks on each lot. Marginnotes throughout the book indicate Bannerman’s interest and bid on many items. Interesting insight into thepurchasing techniques of this famous Arms Dealer who was considered “the Father of Military Surplus”. . 6.50

BKA214 MAUSER MILITARY RIFLES OF THE WORLD by R.W. Ball, 8 1/2' x 11 1/2", 448 pages, Hardbound.Covers over 1,000 models from every country of the world from 1871 thru 1945. Profusely illustrated with photosdepicting proof marks, receiver and stock markings as well as model differences. Production figures and rarity foreach are given. This is without a doubt the standard reference work on the Mauser rifle. Makes identification bymodel, country and special use possible. Accessories and appendages are illustrated and discussed. Details everymodel and Mauser variation. 5th Edition ........................................................................................................... 49.99

BKA221 THE MAYNARD BREECH LOADING FIREARMS MANUFACTURED BY THE MASS. ARMSCO., CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS, 1880 32 pages, 5 1/4" x 8 1/4", soft cover, reprint of original catalog. Detailsproduct line of the period. Covers gallery rifles, hunting rifles, sporting rifles as well as target models and thefamed Creedmore and offhand target rifles. Section on shotguns, the Maynard combination gun, sights, cartridges,reloading, bullet casting along with price list of guns, components and appendages. Has graphic testimonialsalong with sample targets showing close grouping. Most Excellent insight into the era of precision targetshooting with single shot rifles .......................................................................................................................... 8.00

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BKA222 CIVIL WAR CARTRIDGE BOXES OF THE UNION INFANTRYMAN by Paul D. Johnson. 352pages, 6" x 9", Hardbound. Using Ordnance Dept. records, the author describes the development and patternchanges of .69 and .58 cartridge boxes throughout the rifled musket period. Model by model are examined in greatdetail. U.S. Ord. Dept/Sub Inspector stampings are also identified. Covers shoulder belts, accoutrement plates,dimensions, production records by maker as well as a quick reference guide for pattern identification. Profuselyillustrated with over 175 photos of examples and Civil War scenes. Important reference ............................ 45.00

BKA223 CIVIL WAR ARMS MAKERS AND THEIR CONTRACTS 604 pages, 6" x 9", Hardcover. Facsimilereprint of the report by the Commission on Ordnance and Ordnance Stores, 1862. Massive official gov’t documentlists one hundred and seven arms makers, indexed for easy reference. All Union contractors are included. Detailson makers and suppliers of pistols, carbines, rifles, ammunition, bayonets, accoutrements and much more. Excellentreference on Gov’t. purchases by name, commodity and quantity. .................................................................. 39.95

BKA224 THE MOSIN-NAGANT RIFLE by T. Ladin. 219 pages, 5 1/8" x 8 1/2", soft cover, illustrated. Thisbook examines each and every part and provides all dimensions, markings, codes and changes in chronologicalorder enabling exact identification and place of manufacture. History of development in Russia, Finland and U.S.Covers rifles, carbines, sniper rifles, accessories, bayonets, ammo and extensive international list of codes andmarkings ......................................................................................................................................................... 22.95

BKA225 WINCHESTER BOLT ACTION MILITARY & SPORTING RIFLES 1877 TO 1937 by H.G. Houze.208 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", hardbound. Contains detailed technical notes and descriptive text on Win Hotchkiss,Win-Le, Mason’s Straight Pull designs, Johnson A & B Models of 1913 & 1914, Win P1914 Enfield, Win M1917US Rifle, M1918 .50 caliber, Models C & D, Anti Tank Rifle, M51 Imperial Rifle, M54 and the development of thefamous Model 70. Intriguing historical notes and previously unpublished production details, Augment of the295 large clear photographs ............................................................................................................................... 45.00

BKA226 COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE M1 GARAND AND THE M1 CARBINE by Bruce Canfield. 300pages, 8 1/2" x 11", hardbound. Detailed close up photos show distinctive variations and specific features thatseparate valuable rarities from fakes and rebuilds. Covers all manufactures, component parts, markings, serialnumbers, dates of issue and proper configurations. Historical breakdown on which guns were used by whichtroops from their invention thru W.W.II, Korea, Vietnam and beyond. Many combat photos. 33 tables and chartsprovide instant reference to the valuable facts you need the most. Sections on sniper guns, national march rifles,exotic variations and accessories. Profusely illustrated with over 300 clear photos ................................... 39.50

BKA227 THE GOVERNMENT MODELS, THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COLT MODEL OF 1911 by Wm.Goddard. 296 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", hardbound. Contains an illustrated description and analysis of every variationfrom 1902 thru 1979. 110 pages of factory shipping records all individual pistols to be researched by serialnumber. These records include all martial and 1000’s of commercial big frame Colt autos thru the M924. Profuselyillustrated with black & white and full color photos. Valuable reference ...................................................... 58.50

BKA228 AMERICAN SWORDS FROM THE PHILIP MEDICUS COLLECTION Photos and introductionby Norm Flayderman, Edited by S. Mowbray. 272 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", hardbound. Profusely illustrated. Containedin this book are over 600 exciting swords, each one of them unique and interesting. All areas of collecting arecovered. Colonial, Revolutionary, Federal, Civil War, Eagle Pommels, Confederate, US Regulation Swords,Presentation Swords, US Marine Corps., imports, Naval Cutlasses, Silver Mounted Swords, Tiffany, Horstman andAmes. All are shown in large, detail revealing photos along with descriptive text. .................................... 55.00

BKA229 THE WINCHESTER-LEE RIFLE. By E. Myszkowski. 120 pgs, 8 ½” x 11”, Perfect bound. 100Photos. Definitive study of the M1985 6mm LEE NAVY. Covers development of the straight pull action &cartridge, Production records, Navy contracts, Military & Sporting models. Acc. & Accoutrements, Dates andcontracts, U.S.S. Maine Guns, Battle use, Exp. Models, Trial guns, alterations and repairs ......................... 22.95

BKA231 THE STARR REVOLVERS, AN ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO MECHNCIAL RESTORATION ANDTROUBLESHOOTING. By J. Schwartz. 28 Pages, 8½”x 11”, Spiral Bound. Covers both Single and DoubleAction models. Shows parts breakdown, sources for parts and restoration. A table of serial numbers tied to CivilWar Units. Sections on installation and timing of the Single Action cylinder lock, removal of frozen screws anda history of the Starr Arms Company. ................................................................................................................. 18.00

BKA232 SOCKET BAYONETS OF THE GREAT POWERS. By R.Shuey. 96 pages, 8½”x 11”, 133 photos,78 Illustrations, Soft cover. Heavily Illustrated collectors guide to Socket or Angular bayonets. Highlightsvariations and features for easy identification. Countries covered are U.S., Austria, Belgium, Britain & East IndiaTrading Co., Denmark, France, Germany, Prussia, Italy, Holland, Russia, Sweden and Switzerland. Toys, Repro’sand Fakes are also covered. Excellent Reference ............................................................................................... 22.95

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BKA235 COLT’S SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER, THE LEGEND, THE ROMANCE & THE RIVALS.By “Doc” O’Meara. 160 pages, 8½”x 11”. 250 B/W photos, 16-page color section. Comprehensive analysis ofall Single Action models Including Sheriffs models, Bisley, Buntline, New Frontier, Colt Scout, as well as rarespecimens and the people who owned them. Chapters on the guns of Tom Mix and John Wayne and manufacturersRuger, Cimmarron and Uberti. Special and engraved models are discussed and illustrated. Production records ofthe 19th and 20th Century for cartridge and cap and ball models are included. Excellent reference.......... ... 34.95

BKA236 WARNER CIVIL WAR CAVALRY CARBINES. By Col. J. Haskell. 85 pages, 8½”x 11”, Soft cover,Photo Illustrated. Detailed story of one of the lesser-known firearm manufacturers and the carbines they providedto the Union Cavalry during the Civil War. Contains never before published photographs and detailed facts aboutthe carbine and weapons development. Covers production records of CW and Post War as well as the ammunition,appendages and ordnance tests. ......................................................................................................................... 19.95

BKA237 U.S. MARTIAL .22 RF RIFLES. By T. Batha. 104 pages, 6”x 9”, Soft cover. Detailed review of thefirearms used as training rifles by the U.S. Services. Covers 1889 Rolling Block, Krag, Hoffer Thompson, WinderMusket, M1903 & 1933 Spfld. Gallery Rifles as well as the Commercial models made by Remington, Winchester,Mossberg, H&R and the Kimber M82. Chapter on M16 conversions. 63 Photos and detailed specifications makethis an important reference on the military use of the .22 RF Rifles ................................................................. 13.95

BKA240 THE M16/AR15 RIFLE, A SHOOTERS AND COLLECTORS GUIDE. By Joe Poyer. 8½”x 11”, 134pages, Soft cover, Profusely illustrated. Covers the development and history of both the Military and Civilianmodels, along with a part by part analysis for easy identification. Sniper rifles and telescopic sights along withammunition are detailed. Chapters on Accurizing the M16/AR15, Operating Instructions, Cleaning andMaintenance, Troubleshooting and the 22 Caliber and .308 models. ............................................................. 19.95

BKA241 FRANCIS BANNERMAN AND SONS 1954 CATALOG SUPPLEMENT. (For use with 1949 Catalog).8½”x 11”, 16 pages, Heavy green paper stock. Illustrates, describes and prices Guns, Ammunition, Cannons,Swords, Gun Parts and Appendages, Saddles, Horse Equipment, Leather and Web Gear, Bayonets, Uniforms,Haversacks and a wholesale offering page. This is the manner in which this famous Military Goods Dealer addednew items to a current catalog. Rare original copies, Limited quantities ....................................................... 15.00

BKA242 BRITISH ENFIELD RIFLES, VOLUME 4 “THE PATTERN 1914 AND U.S. MODEL 1917 RIFLES”By C.R. Stratton. 5½”x 8½”, 154 pages, soft cover. Profusely illustrated with photos and line drawings. Providesa detailed description of each rifle on a part by part basis, together with part interchangeability charts, markings,codes, and inspection stamp identification. Includes History, Sniper Variations, Ammo Belts, Bayonets, Tools,Cleaning Appendages and the Pederson device for the M1917 ...................................................................... 16.95

BKA242B BRITISH ENFIELD RIFLES VOLUME 2 by Charles R. Stratton. 192 pages with black and whiteimages. Covers the Lee - Enfield No. 4 and No. 5 Rifles. Includes sections on markings and shows part by partbreakdown of the rifles and its variations. Also has a section on accessories. Excellent guide for those who ownone of these rifles. Part of the For Collectors Only® series. ........................................................................... 19.95

BKA242C BRITISH ENFIELD RIFLES VOLUME 1 by Charles R. Stratton. 167 pages with black and whiteimages. Covers the Lee - Enfield No. 1 Rifles, more commonly known as the SMLE. Information on the SMLE MkI and III rifles are presented. Includes sections on markings and details a part by part breakdown of the rifles andits variations. Also has a section on accessories. Excellent guide for those who own one of these rifles. Part ofthe For Collectors Only® series. ....................................................................................................................... 16.95

BKA243 CIVIL WAR ARMS PURCHASES AND DELIVERIES. 312 pages, 6”x 9”, Hardbound. This is theBible of C.W. arms research known as Exec Doc. #99. This is a comprehensive list of every weapons purchase madeby the Union. Items include Muskets, Carbines, Swords, Pistols, Ammunition, Bayonets, Cannon andAccoutrements. Particularly useful for determining how many of a specific weapon would have been available forissue to the troops by a given date in the war .................................................................................................. 39.95

BKA244 CIVIL WAR SMALL ARMS OF THE U.S. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS. By John McAully. 186pages, 8½”x 11”, 216 photos, Hardbound. The arms inventory of over 400 ships. Lists specific weapons onspecific ships and in specific engagements. The amazing variety of arms includes, Colt, Hall, Jenks, Ames, Percy,Sharps, North-Savage, Josyln, Sharps & Hankins, Spencer, Starr, Remington, Maynard, Whitnety, Smith as wellas Enfields, Springfields, Plymouth Rifles, Swords, Cutlasses, Battle Axes, Bayonets and Bowie Knives. All areillustrated and described. This is the first book that absolutely reinvents the study of C.W. Navy and Marine Corpsweaponry. Naval ships and daily sailor activity aboard them are depicted in detailed photos. Extremely valuablereference book. ..................................................................................................................................................... 39.00

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BKA245 COSMOPOLITAN AND GWYN & CAMPBELL CARBINES IN THE CIVIL WAR. By ThomasRentschler. 128 pages, 7”x 10”, 84 B&W illustrations, Hard cover. Definitive illustrated history of 2 rare andunusual Civil War Carbines and their use in the field. Details manufacturing facilities, production records, modelchanges and development, markings, part by part breakdown along with Chapter on Gross Patent Revolver anddetails of Govt. contracts. Great reference ......................................................................................................... 23.00

BKA246 THE GATLING GUN NOTEBOOK, A COLLECTION OF DATA AND ILLUSTRATIONS. By J.Hughes, 152 pages, 7”x10”, soft cover, 175 B&W illustrations. Contains Detailed Descriptions, Patent Drawings,Test Targets, Component parts w/ proper nomenclature, Mounts, Ammunition & Accessories, Serial Numbers &Makers & Users of the Gatling guns from 1862 thru 1906. Shows model variations and alterations for variousGovernment purchases. Carriages and Limbers, Magazines & Feed Devices as well as Tools & Implements arecovered in great detail. Sales, Inspectors & Issues, some by serial number included for many purchases. .. 23.00

THE FOLLOWING TECHNICIAL MANUALS SHOW PART BY PART BREAKDOWN, OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS, SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS, CLEANING, SPECIAL TOOLS,

AMMUNITION AND REPAIRS FOR EACH FIREARM. ALL ARE REPRINTS AND ARE PROFUSELYILLUSTRATED WITH PHOTOS AND LINE DRAWINGS, SOFT COVER.

BKA247 M1 GARAND TM9-1005-222-12 MODELS .30M1, .30M1C, .30M1D. Dept of Army 1969, 64 pages,5½”x 8½”............ .................................................................................................................................................... 5.00

BKA248 CALIBER .30 CARBINES, M1, M1A1, M2, M3 – TM9-1276, TO39A-5AD-2. Dept. of the Army andAirforce, 1953. 180 pages, 5½”x 8½”. ................................................................................................................ 5.00

BKA249 PISTOL, CALIBER .45 AUTOMATIC, M1911A1. TM9-1005-211-34. Dept of the Army, 1964. 64pages 5½”x 8 ½” .................................................................................................................................................... 5.00

BKA250 U.S. RIFLE 7.62MM, M14 AND M14E2. FM 23-8. Dept of the Army, 1965 (Field Manual), 50 pages,5½”x 8½”......... ....................................................................................................................................................... 5.00

BKA251 M16A1 RIFLE, ARMORER / DEPOT, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR MANUAL. 1980 Coltmanual CM102, 66 pages 5½”x 8½” .................................................................................................................... 5.00

BKA252 RIFLE, 5.56MM, M16A2, TM 05538C-23&P/2. U.S. MARINE CORPS technical manual 1984. 191pages, 5½”x 8½” .................................................................................................................................................... 5.00

BKA253 SKS, AKS, AK47 OWNERS MANUAL. 32 Pages, 5½”x 8½”, self-cover. Illustrates and DetailsAssembly and Disassembly, Cleaning, Bayonet, General Operating Procedures, Tools and Accessories along withexploded views. All 3 models are covered. ......................................................................................................... 5.00

BKA254 WHAT THE CITIZEN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT OUR ARMS AND WEAPONS. By Major James E.Hicks. 252 pages, 5 ½”x 8 ½”, soft cover. Illustrated by famous French artist Andre’ Jondot. Fully described andIllustrated are small arms, from Revolutionary Muskets to Semi-Automatic rifles and modern revolvers, MachineGuns from Gatling to Brownings, Famous types of Cannons, Howitzers, Modern Mortars and Anti-Aircraft guns.Also includes all types of combat tanks and mobile mechanized units along with Aircraft armament and bombs.Practical explanation of the purpose and functions of our arms and weapons rare reprint of the 1941 Edition. Easyreading ......................................................................................................................................................... 14.00

BKA256 THE M1903 SPRINGFIELD RIFLE AND ITS VARIATIONS by Joe Poyer. A well organized, deeplyresearched, book on America’s most easily recognized rifle. 440 pgs of drawings, black& white and colorphotographs. Most every part is shown with all its variations. A well laid out book that is worth many times itsprice. This book will assist you in being certain that the ’03 you buy is 100% correct. ............................. 22.95

BKA257 THE COLT REVOLVING RIFLE AND ROOT REVOLVER by Jack Schwartz. 41 pgs, 7 separatesections on history and overview, disassembly and reassembly, action identification, troubleshooting, conversions,and serial numbers. Black and white photos showing parts identification and how they fit in the guns. .. 18.00

BKA258 THE HISTORIC HENRY RIFLE by Wiley Sword.102 pgs with black & white and color photographs.Includes information on the development, production and use of the Henry Rifle. Also includes partial list ofidentified Rifles and information on the U.S. governments testing of the rifle. .............................................. 29.95

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BKA259 THE AMERICAN SWORD 1775-1945 by Harold Peterson. 286 pages with over 200 illustrations.Included in the book is an additional 60 page selection “American Silver Mounted Swords 1700-1815”. Thisbook is actually two works combined into one definitive research book. Lists makers and their marks. Chapterson Special presentation swords, officers swords, enlisted mans swords along with dimensions and descriptions.This is the standard reference on this interesting subject. Hardcover ........................................................... 49.95

BKA261 THE LIFESAVING GUNS OF DAVID LYLE by J.P. Barrett. 107 pages, well illustrated with linedrawings and photos. Chapters on the Lyle gun variations, throwing lines, firing mechanisms, and use andperformance. Information on firing these little cannons is also included. Also included are some excerpts fromUSLSS logs detailing rescues involving the use of the Lyle guns. Softcover .............................................. 15.00

BKA262 U.S. INFANTRY WEAPONS OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR by Bruce Canfield. 293 pages, photoillustrated with both contemporary and modern photos. Chapters on edged weapons, pistols, rifles, shotguns,machine guns, grenades, mortars, and flamethrowers. Detailed photos and text in each chapter. Also shown andidentified are field equipment, web gear and accessories. Both common and seldom seen items from the first worldwar. This is a must have book for anyone interested in WWI history. Hardcover ........................................ 39.95

BKA264 THE AMERICAN KRAG RIFLE AND CARBINE, by Joe Poyer. 317 pgs. A well illustrated andwritten research book on the Krag Rifle and Carbines. Many photos of separate parts that will help identify thevarious models of this interesting weapon. Chapters on all models, accessories, and cartridges. Explains how todisassemble and reassemble the Krag. This is another well written book in the “For collectors only” series. Newand expanded edition .......................................................................................................................................... 22.95

BKA266 RULES TO BE OBSERVED IN THE LABORATORIES OF C.S. ARSENALS AND ORDNANCEDEPOTS 48 pgs. Sections on instructions to officers, preservation of ammunition, instructions for loading thecartridges and duties of Ordnance Sergeants. Letters from Ordnance Officers regarding cartridges, powder andball. Interesting reading of information not previously published. .................................................................. 5.00

BKA267 ORDNANCE AND GUNNERY by Capt J.G. Benton. 500 pgs. This book is a reprint of the courseof instruction compiled for the use of West Point cadets circa 1862. Information on ranging, projectile, powder,lubricants, & manufacturing principles & materials for both cannon & musket. Tables for calculating air resistance,pressure lost from touch holes, & trajectory......... .............................................................................................. 34.95

BKA268 THE RIMFIRE CARTRIDGE IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA by John L. Barber, 221 pgs.One of the few books focusing on the rimfire cartridge. Illustrated guide of its history and manufacturers from 1857to 1984. Extremely well illustrated with photos and drawings showing headstamps, cartridges and cartridgeboxes and packets. Sections on standard cartridges, blanks and shotshells. Tables showing measurement statistics.Book is divided into 3 basic age groupings. 1857-1875, 1876-1925, 1927-1984. ..................................... 50.00

BKA269 BARON VON STEUBENS REVOLUTIONARY WAR DRILL MANUAL: A FACSIMILEREPRINT OF THE 1794 EDITION by Fredrick William Baron von Steuben. 192 pages with black and whiteillustrations....... .................................................................................................................................................... 7.95

BKA270 THE 50-70 SHOOTERS HANDBOOK by Croft Barker. 122 pgs with Black and White pictures.Limited Edition includes information on rifle tuning, ammo selection, reloading and more. ....................... 24.50

BKA271 THE BLACK POWDER CARTRIDGE SILHOUETTE HANDBOOK by Croft Barker. 162 pgs withBlack and White pictures. Offers much information on fouling control, match loads, compression, spotter trainingand more. An excellent choice for both new shooters and pros. ..................................................................... 26.50

BKA272 RESTORING AND SHOOTING THE ANTIQUE SINGLE SHOT RIFLE by Croft Barker. 207 pgswith Black and White pictures. Includes instructions on repairing, caring for, feeding and shooting antiquesingle shot rifles. Also includes hunting stories involving these firearms. .................................................. 31.50

BKA273 ARTILLERY FUSES OF THE CIVIL WAR by Charles H. Jones. 167 pgs with Black and Whitepictures. Contains much information on Civil War fuses for cannons, torpedoes, hand grenades, mines. From fortto field guns this books shows the fuses, fuse equipment and manufacturing techniques of fuses. Both U.S. and C.S.equipment is described. Many photographs. ................................................................................................... 35.00

BKA274 BASIC CAP AND BALL REVOLVER SERVICING COMPILED by Richard Halter. 68 pgs withline drawings. Includes exploded views of common Civil War revolvers with detailed technical information onbasic maintenance, servicing and original part repair. Models include Colts, Remingtons, Starr, Cooper, and manyearly single shot martial pistols. ....................................................................................................................... 12.00

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BKA275 SHOOTING THE .43 SPANISH ROLLING BLOCK by Croft Barker. 137 pgs with black and whitephotos. Includes a wide range of information on the .43 Spanish Rolling Block. Sections on molding bullets,shooting, disassembling & cleaning, and collecting these rifles. Contains chapters on both black and smokelessloads. Excellent pictures detailing the gun and its components. ................................................................... 25.50

BKA276 CIVIL WAR HEAVY EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE by Jack Bell. 537 pgs with black and whitepictures. This book details Civil War large artillery projectiles, mines and torpedoes. Each entry is photographedfrom multiple angles to give unparalleled detail. each shell includes data on size, fuze, rarity as well as generalinformation on that item. Also included is an index for quick reference. ........................................................ 50.00

BKA277 RIFLES AND BLADES OF THE GERMAN-AMERICAN MILITIA AND THE CIVIL WAR byThomas B. Rentschler. 202 pgs with black and white images. Describes rifles and blades of the AmericanTurnverein as well as there German predecessors. Includes the history of the Turners, a German-American gymnasticsociety before and during the Civil War. ........................................................................................................... 38.00

BKA278 PERCUSSION AMMUNITION PACKETS by John Malloy, Dean Thomas and Terry White. 134pages with color pictures. This book describes and shows the various ammo boxes and packages from 1845-1888.Hundreds of full color photos of the packages. Also includes an appendix of patents issued pertaining to thepackages. Union, Confederate and European packages are detailed. .............................................................. 75.00

BKA280 RIFLES OF THE U.S. ARMY 1861-1906 by John D. McAulay. 280 pgs with black and white images.An excellent composition of the rifles used by the U.S. Army from 1861-1906. Includes information on the morecommon guns such as the 1873 Springfield and the1892 Krag as well as the more unique Remington and Hotchkissrifles. Well illustrated with over 40 rifles covered. ....................................................................................... 47.95

BKA281 BRITISH MILITARY FLINTLOCK RIFLES 1740 -1840 by De Witt Bailey, Ph.D. 264 pgs withblack and white images. Details the numerous rifles produced by the British from 1740 -1840. Famous rifles suchas the Ferguson and Baker are well explained . Also included is a list of manufacturers, regiments that carried therifles and lists of accoutrements. An excellent reference for British Flintlock rifles. ..................................... 47.95

BKA282 PATTERN DATES FOR BRITISH ORDNANCE SMALL ARMS 1718 -1783 by De Witt Bailey,Ph.D. 116 pgs with black and white pictures and line drawings. This book provides a wealth of information onthe patterns of many British small arms, rifle and pistol from 1718 - 1783. The individual components are listedand shown in detail with measurements. Patterns for complete guns are also included. .............................. 20.00

BKA284 1876 SHARPS CATALOG, 30 pages. Contains information on the metallic cartridge rifles, shootingmatches, ammunition, price lists, cases for the rifles and reloading info ........................................................... 5.00

BKA285 THE MAYNARD RIFLE: 1860 CATALOG, 40 pgs with black and white images and line drawings.Reprint of the original 1860 catalog. Includes notes on this Civil War carbine from various sources. Detailsoperation design and accessories. ....................................................................................................................... 6.00

BKA286 RIFLE AMMUNITION: NOTES ON THE MANUFACTURES CONNECTED THEREWITH by ArthurB. Hawes. 104 pgs with line drawings. Reprint of the 1859 publication. Details manufacturing of Enfieldammunition at Woolwich, England. Shows bullets, manufacturing and machines used in great detail. ....... 9.95

BKA287 Howdah TO HIGH POWER: A CENTURY OF BRITISH BREECHLOADING SERVICE PISTOLS(1867-1967) by Robert J. Maze. 132 pages with black and white images. Details the numerous and varying servicepistols of the British Military from 1867-1967. Includes many famous guns such as the Howdah pistol and theWebley. Well illustrated. ................................................................................................................................... 24.95

BKA288 SWISS MAGAZINE LOADING RIFLES, 1864-1958 by Joe Poyer. 235 pgs with black and whiteimages. Details the various Swiss magazine-loading rifles from 1869 to 1958. Includes sections on sniper rifles,markings and serial numbers. 2nd Edition ......................................................................................................... 22.95

BKA289 FIREPOWER FROM ABROAD by Wiley Sword. 125 pgs with black and white images. Discussesthe Confederate Enfield and LeMat Revolver. Also includes new information on other confederate small arms thatwere imported during the war ............................................................................................................................. 23.00

BKA290 ARMING AND EQUIPPING THE UNITED STATES CAVALRY by Dusan P. Farrington. 600 pgswith black and white images. Includes information on rifles, pistols, swords, accoutraments, and uniforms of theU.S. Cavalry from 1865-1902. An excellent reference book for any cavalry item. Also includes tables showingwhich units had which equipment .................................................................................................................... 68.99

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BKA291 U.S. CIVIL WAR CARBINES by James B. Whisker, Larry W. Yantz, and Daniel D. Hartzler. 176 pgswith black and white images. Includes information on many famous Civil War carbines such as the Sharps, Spencer,Smith, and Maynard. Well illustrated with excellent descriptions of each of the carbines. An excellent referencebook for these famous weapons. ......................................................................................................................... 45.00

BKA292 FIREARMS FROM EUROPE by James B. Whisker, Larry W. Yantz, and Daniel D. Hartzler. 191 pgswith black and white images. Details small arms imported from Europe by both sides during the Civil War.Organized by country this book provides and excellent reference for the numerous weapons that were imported.Also includes information on the agreements that brought the rifles to the states ........................................ 45.00

BKA293 ARMING THE GLORIOUS CAUSE by James B. Whisker, Larry W. Yantz, and Daniel D. Hartzler.175 pgs with black and white images. This book discusses the variety of weapons used by confederate forcesduring the Civil War. Excellent Source of Information. Shows the various markings on the firearms as well as wherethe guns were produced. Very Well illustrated ................................................................................................ 45.00

BKA294 C.S. ARMORY RICHMOND, by Paul Davis, 368 pages, 8 ½” x 11 ¼”. Gold tone embossed hardcover.Endorsed by “American Society of Arms Collector”. 1st chapter starts at October 1861 with Richmond Enquirer’svisit to the Armory – book continues with month and year listings of gun models, parts production. Period linedrawings, copies of original documents and beautiful closeup, contemporary photographs of arms details areincluded throughout the book. Information not only on the muskets, but on bayonets, lockplate stampings, gunmarkings and actual buildings and persons involved with the manufacture of the muskets. Last chapter of book“Reconcilliation discusses what has happened to the buildings and equipment after the end of the war. Includescopies of condemned ordnance sales sold by the government. This book is simply not another gun book, but offersa complete insight to the workings of the Confederate military and how it operated .................................... 75.00

BKA295 JOHNSON RIFLES AND MACHINE GUNS, by Bruce Canfield. 271 pages, 8 ½” x 11 ¼”, hardcover.Book is divided into three basic chapters with several subgroupings. Part 1 is History and Development, Part2 WWII use with listings of all the different versions, and Part 3 Postwar sales, models. Includes collector’s noteson markings, stocks, accessories, bayonets, etc ................................................................................................ 49.95

BKA296 THE M-1 CARBINE, by G and B. Cook, 207 pages, 7” x 10”, softcover. Well- organized book listingthe contractors and suppliers of parts and stocks for the M-1 Carbine. Explains the production process andincludes many period photographs of the shops, machines and people responsible for the development andimprovements of the Carbine. Chapters on the companies and employees along with wartime production information.An informative book ........................................................................................................................................... 29.95

BKA297 FIGHTING IRON, by Art Gojan, 176 pages, 6” x 9”, hardcover. An interesting book on armsmanufacturing that was until recently out of print. Now available again. Chapters on Steel and Steel Alloys, nonferris metals, working with metals, heat treating and corrosion. A book every collector should have as it providesa unique insight to how and why firearms and edged weapons are made of certain metals. Includes a chapter onraising weak or removed markings using an etchant solution ........................................................................ 28.00

BKA298 MANNLICHER MILITARY RIFLES, by Paul Scarlata. 167 pages, 9” x 11 ½”. Book is divided into12 chapters, each chapter handles information on the different models such as M86, M88-90, M90 and M95, WWIand WW II Mannlicher-Steyers turn bolt and finally a chapter on shooting them. Quality photos throughoutshowing actions, clips, parts and accessories. Many WWI and WWII German military photos. A well-written andorganized book on both turn bolt and straightpull designs ........................................................................... 32.50

BKA299 RULES FOR MANAGEMENT AND CLEANING RIFLE MUSKET MODEL 1855. G.P.O 1862. 31pages of line drawings of parts and accessories, and text on procedures for dismounting, cleaning and reassembly.Has instructions for inserting the roll of primer tape into the lock ................................................................... 6.50

BKA300 FROM UNDER IRON EYELIDS, by Thomas K. Tate. 492 pages with line drawings. The biographyof James Henry Burton, this book includes sections on Burtons work at Harpers Ferry, Enfield, and with theconfederacy. Details Burtons contributions to various armaments and manufacturing processes. Includes severalappendixes with letters and other various notes from Burton. ...................................................................... 22.95

BKA301 THE SINGLE SHOT MILITARY RIFLE HANDBOOK, by Croft Barker. 129 pages with black andwhite images. details cartridges, cleaning, maintenance, repair, loading and firing of various single shot militaryrifles. Some rifles featured include the 45-70 Springfield, Sharps, and rolling blocks. .............................. 25.50

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BKA302 A REVOLUTION IN ARMS, by Joseph G. Bilby. 270 pages with black and white images. Providesa detailed and well explained look into the early Repeating rifles. Discusses various models such as the famousHenry Rifle and the Spencer Rifle. Affords the reader with an in depth look at development, production and useof these arms. Also includes a section on the cartridges used in these weapons .......................................... 26.00

BKA303 CIVIL WAR PROJECTILES II, by W. Reid Mckee & M.E. Mason, Jr. 192 pages with black and whiteimages and supplement. Details the many different types of cartridges used during the Civil War. Includes bothsmall arm and artillery cartridges. An excellent reference book for the cartridge enthusiast ........................ 40.00

BKA305 THE CONFEDERATE LEMAT REVOLVER, by Doug Adams. 112 pages with color images. Detailsthe initial production and subsequent contracts of this famous and interesting pistol. Also details the use of theweapons. Well illustrated .................................................................................................................................. 29.99

BKA306 MUSKETS OF THE REVOLUTION AND THE FRENCH & INDIAN WARS, by Bill Ahearn. 248 pageswith black and white images. Includes information on smoothbore muskets produced during the 18th century.American and European manufactured weapons are shown ............................................................................. 49.99

BKA307 U.S. GUNS OF WWII by Paul J. Davies. 144 pages with black and white images. Presents the manyWWII U.S. guns in a very easy to use format. Provides a great overview of rifles, sub machine guns, pistols andcarbines. Also discusses variants of each weapon. Excellent source of information ................................... 17.95

BKA308 THE U.S. MODEL 1861 SPRINGFIELD RIFLE-MUSKET by Daniel D. Hartzler, Larry W. Yantz &James B. Whisker. 192 pages with black &white pictures and drawings. Excellent source of information on thislegendary Civil War weapon. Includes sections on manufactures of the arms with various markings found on theguns. Also includes production & delivery numbers. OUT OF PRINT - LIMITED AVAILABLITY ......... 60.00

BKA309-1 U.S. MILITARY FLINTLOCK MUSKETS AND THEIR BAYONETS by Peter A. Schmidt. 431 pageswith black and white images. Details the early U.S. military rifles from 1790 - 1815. Sections on markings, Navyand Marine issue data, arsenal repairs and restocks, and manufacturing systems .......................................... 69.99

BKA309-2 U.S. MILITARY FLINTLOCK MUSKETS: THE LATER YEARS, by Peter Schmidt. 376 pages, 8.5”x 11”. The second and concluding volume to “Flintlock Muskets”. Clearly shows and explains how to learn thecorrect and incorrect configurations of historical longarms. Study the markings and inspection marks that separatethe rare and unusual models from the common run of the mill examples. Contains information on matching bayonets.Although it stands well on its own, it is an excellent companion book for BKA309-1. .............................. 69.99

BKA309-S One each of BKA309-1 and BKA309-2. Offered as a set with a discount, reg. 139.98. ........ 125.00

BKA310 AN ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO THE ’03 SPRINGFIELD SERVICE RIFLE by Bruce N. Canfield. 240pages with black and white images. Provides an in depth look at the 1903 Springfield. Includes data on allmodels, manufacturers, variations, accessories and sniper rifles from WWI, WWII, and more. Also includes tableswith serial number start years ............................................................................................................................. 49.95

BKA311 COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER STUDY - NEW DISCOVERIES by C. Kenneth Moore.200 pages with black and white images. Impressive collection of data on the Single Action Army. Includes serialnumber data, information on automatic ejector models, U.S. Army test data, and cartridge info. A must for anyS.A.A. collector ................................................................................................................................................... 49.95

BKA312 SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER - U.S. ALTERATIONS by C. Kenneth Moore. 112 pages withblack and white images. Include info on he many alterations the U.S. performed on the S.A.A.’s during the periodsurrounding the Spanish American War. Details the revolver issued to Theodore Roosevelt’s Rough Riders andother units of that era .......................................................................................................................................... 35.00

BKA313 RULES FOR THE INSPECTION OF ARMY REVOLVERS AND GATLING GUNS by Lt Col J. G.Benton and Capt J. P. Farley. 28 pages with black and white drawings. Reprint of of the original governmentmanual which shows the inspection tolerances for military revolvers and Gatling guns during 1875 ......... 7.00

BKA314 BLACK POWDER BASICS. 22 pages with black and white drawings. Provides and excellentintroduction to black powder shooting. Sections on powder types, revolvers, pistols, rifles and muskets 3.75

BKA315 THE SWEDISH MAUSER RIFLES, by Steve Kehaya and Joe Poyer. 256 pages with black and whiteimages. Sections on development, markings, accessories and more. Also includes a very detailed part by partanalysis of the rifles. Excellent information on these rifles. 3rd Edition ........................................................ 22.95

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BKA316 SERBIAN AND YUGOSLAV MAUSER RIFLES, by Branko Bogdanovic. 278 pages with black andwhite images. Sections on the many rifles from the Serbian and Yugoslav regions. Also includes information onpost war and sniper rifles. Very well illustrated .............................................................................................. 19.95

BKA317 THE .58 AND .50 CALIBER RIFLES AND CARBINES OF SPRINGFIELD ARMORY, 1865-1872by Richard A. Hosmer. 275 pages with black and white images. Sections on the Allin conversion rifles, cadets,50-70’s, Remingtons, Ward Burtons and more. Excellent look into post CW Springfields ........................ 19.95

BKA319 METALLIC CARTRIDGE CONVERSIONS by Dennis Adler. 208 pages, 10 7/8” x 8 ¼”. Traces thehistory of pistol conversion from 1880’s to the popular modern era replica pistol conversion. Technical detailsand performance test results. 250 photos. ........................................................................................................ 39.95

BKA323 SMITH AND WESSON AMERICAN MODEL by Charles Pate. 408 pages, 8.5” x 11”. This is oneof the first books written on the S&W American Model revolvers. Charles Pate, the author of Springfield Research,has done a terrific job providing the collector with a huge resource of information on these large frame revolvers.Many photographs. ............................................................................................................................................. 65.00

BKA324 U.S. MILITARY CARBINES by John McAuley. 256 pages, 8.5” x 11”. This exciting new book coverscarbines from the 1847 musketoon thru Indian War and Spanish American War periods. Models include all thepopular C.W. Carbines such as Cosmopolitan, Gallagher, Gibbs, Jenks, Joslyn, Ballard, Burnside, Sharps & Hankins,Spencer, Sharps, Starr, Smith, Warner, Maynard, Linder, Merrill, Wesson, and later carbines such as Ward Burton,Hotchkiss, 45-70 Trapdoors, 30-40 Krags, Remington Rolling Blocks. Includes specific details on performancein the hands of troops. ........................................................................................................................................ 49.99

BKA325 REMINGTON AUTOLOADING AND PUMP ACTION RIFLES by Eugene Myszkowski. 132pages, 6” x 9”. An illustrated history of Remington models 760, 740, 742, 7400, 7600, 4 and 6 and Sportsman 74and 76. Information on high grade & experimental models, patents and accessories. Section on serial numbers andbarrel codes. 168 photos and illustrations and 18 charts. .............................................................................. 20.95

BKA326 U.S. MARTIAL SINGLE SHOT PISTOLS by P. Hartzler & J. Whisker. 128 pages, 9” x 12”.Photographic history of the single shot pistols such as Aston, North & Cheney, Johnson, North, Springfield,Elgin. Hall, Palmetto Armory, Rappahonnock Forge and state Militia Pistols. Shockingly clear photos showdetailed inspectors marks, barrel marks, lockplate stampings and dates. Shows flint, percussion conversions ofboth U.S. made and foreign import guns. ........................................................................................................... 45.00

BKA327 NORTHERN ARMORY: THE U.S. ARMORY AT SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 1795-1859by D. Hartlzer & J. Whisker. 240 pages, 8” x 11”. Opening chapter on the Armory, followed by photos and detailedinformation on the weapons produced there. Covers the early flintlocks thru the 1855 carbines and Cadet models.Information regarding Maynard tape conversions, gun tools and inspection gauges. Line drawings of machineryat the Armory and bullet moulds close out this well written and beautifully photographed book. ............ 45.00

BKA328 COMBAT SHOTGUNS, by Bruce Canfield. 312 pages, 8.5” x 11”. Covers all shotguns used in WWIthru Iraq by U.S. troops. Expanded and updated coverage with three times the information found in the author’sprevious best selling book on this topic. Contains the current data that collectors have been seeking along withserial numbers direct from the manufacturers. Well photographed. ................................................................ 49.99

BKA329 GERMAN GEW .88 “COMMISSION RIFLE” by Paul Scarlotta. 216 pages, 8.5” x 11”. This is yourcomplete guide to commission rifles and carbines. Sections on the guns, bayonets, takedown, battle history, testfiring and ammunition data. Well illustrated. ................................................................................................... 29.99

BKA330 SMALL ARMS OF GETTYSBURG by Joseph Bilby. 288 pages, 6” x 9.25”. Mr. Bilby needs nointroduction to his writing prowess regarding the American Civil War. There have been numerous books writtenabout Gettysburg but none have discussed the small arms used by the combatants, that is, until now. Thisbookcovers all individual weapons, muskets, rifle-muskets, carbines, repeaters, sharp shooter arms, revolvers andsabers. Learn how the rifled musket laid to rest the smoothbore, how repeaters performed side by side with muzzleloaders. Gettysburg was the turning point of the Civil War, this book is the turning point of firearms development.Illustrated with 35 photographs and 5 maps. ................................................................................................... 24.95

BKA331 THE YELLOWBOOK OF SELECTED ARTICLES by Croft Barker. 202 pages, 6” x 9”. Containsmany years of Barker’s articles as previously printed in “Single Shot Exchange” and “Black Powder CartridgeNews”. 16 chapters on various topics from match rifle design, scheutzen and silhouette shooting, use of Vernierand Globe Sights, bullet selection, mould lapping and general shooting and hunting with .38-.58 caliber rifles.Over 60 photographs. ......................................................................................................................................... 31.75

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BKA332 FLAYDERMAN’S GUIDE TO ANTIQUE AMERICAN FIREARMS, 9TH EDITION. This is thelatest and most up to date version of this iconic reference book. 1,000’s of updated prices and new information.Expanded chapters on many firearms. Definitely a book & reference that needs no introduction. ............... 39.95

BKA333 HATCHER NOTEBOOK by Julian Hatcher. 656 pages, 6” x 9”. This is a reprint of the classic andtime-honored book. Forward by Ned Schwing. Julian Hatcher was a U.S. Army Major General, technical advisorfor the American Rifleman and NRA director from 1922 to 1946. This book addresses the 1903 Springfield and1917 Enfield. Chapters on barrels, receiver steels, heat treating strengths and weakness of military rifles.Discussions on gun powder, corrosion, triggers and the Pederson Device. Tips on shooting, ballistics, overloadsand ranges. 75 photos, 50 illustrations. ........................................................................................................... 39.95

BKA334 FIREARM BLUING AND BROWING by Ned Schwing. 160 pages, 5 ½” x 8 ¼”. A practical andprecise guide to chemical and heat coloring of all barrel steels and gun metals. 230 different formulas. Sectionson rust removal and nickel plating. A classic reference for both professional and amateur gunsmith or collector.Includes weight and measure charts. ................................................................................................................. 21.95

BKA335 CIVIL WAR CARBINES: MYTH VS. REALITY by Peter Schiffers. 144 pages. 8 ½” x 11”. Excellentinsight into how Civil War carbines actually performed. The author shoots original firearms with carefullyreproduced ammunition to determine why some carbines worked better than others. Includes both research andactual test data. Unique look at these weapons. ............................................................................................... 29.99

BKA336 ARMING THE WEST, by Herbert G. Houze. 192 pages, 7” x 10”. Includes information on the gunsthat went west. Sharps serial numbers and shipping data is included along with Schuyler, Hartley, & Grahamsshipping records. ................................................................................................................................................ 29.99

BKA337 WINCHESTER RARITIES by Tom Webster. 208 pages with full color images. Provides an excellentreference to the many rare products that bear the name, Winchester. Includes calendars, signs, displays, firearms,fishing tackle, sporting goods and more. Originally published at 49.95. ........................................ Special 20.00

BKA338 SPENCER REPEATING FIREARMS by Roy M. Marcot. 316 pages with black and white images.Covers Spencer repeaters all the way from their development at the beginning of the Civil War to the companiesfinal days in the late 1800’s. Military and sporting arms, rifles and carbines, all are shown in meticulous detailthroughout the book. Never before has a book of this caliber been published on this topic. A must for any seriousSpencer connoisseur. .......................................................................................................................................... 70.00

BKA339 THE BRITISH BULLDOG REVOLVER by George Layman. 191 pages with black and white images.A unique look at the gun that outsold many more famous revolvers in the west. Describes how to tell the rare fromthe common pieces. .............................................................................................................................................. 34.99

BKA340 CIVIL WAR ARMY SWORDS by John H Thillmann. 607 pgs with black and white images. Anexcellent study of U.S. Army swords from 1832-1865. Over 2000 photographs detailing markings, blades, grips,and wrappings. Includes information on how to detect rebuilds. The premier book on these items. .......... 89.95

BKA341 OLD GUN SIGHTS & RIFLE SCOPES IDENTIFICATION & PRICE GUIDE by Nick Stroebel. 584pages with black & white and color images. The definitive and comprehensive guide on this subject, this bookprovides excellent information on sights and scopes from the mid 1800’s through the 1980’s. Includes bothmilitary and commercial sights. Extremely well illustrated with a wealth of data on the sights. A must have foranyone interested in this subject. ...................................................................................................................... 34.99

BKA342 THE STANDARD CATALOG OF MILITARY FIREARMS by Philip Peterson. 518 pages with blackand white images. An extremely useful collectors guide to worldwide military firearms. Includes rifles, shotguns,machine guns, pistols, revolvers, and new to this edition, bayonets. Also includes prices based on condition. Anecessity for anyone serious about collecting military firearms. ..................................................................... 29.99

BKA343 THE MODEL 1911 AND MODEL 1911A1 MILITARY AND COMMERCIAL PISTOLS by JoePoyer. 522 pages with black and white images. Covers one of the most famous pistols of all time. Includes sectionson development markings and production numbers with serial number ranges. Includes information on the manycontract guns produced during WWII. Also shows the numerous civilian variations produced. Includes a partby part description and a section on accessories. A must for any .45 Auto collector or shooter. Very well writtenand illustrated. Part of the For Collectors Only® series. ................................................................................ 35.95

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ARMS & ARMAMENTBKA344 THE M-14 TYPE RIFLE, A SHOOTER’S AND COLLECTOR’S GUIDE by Joe Poyer. 104 pageswith black and white and color images. Includes sections on markings, production, service, development andmore. Provides a detailed part by part description. Also includes information on shooting and maintaining theserifles. Besides the standard M-14, this book also discusses the sniper and civilian variants. .................... 19.95

BKA345 U.S. SMALL ARMS OF WORLD WAR 2 by Howard R. Crouch. 225 pages with black & whiteimages. Provides vital information on small arms used by the United States during WWII. Contains informationfor the shooter, collector, and historian. Sections on design, battle performance, reloading, restoration, .22 trainers,TM’s & FM’s, bayonets and more. Excellent guide to these important firearms. ........................................... 29.95

BKA346 STANDARD CATALOG OF LUGER by Aarron Davis. 256 pages with black & white images. Containsinformation on identification, variations, markings, manufacturing data ‘pricing and more. Contains easy to uselookup charts to help identify your Luger. ....................................................................................................... 29.99

BKA347 CIVIL WAR WEAPONS by Graham Smith. 256 pages with black & white and color images. This wellillustrated book contains information on pistols, revolvers, rifles, carbines, muskets, repeaters, swords, and artillery.Presented in an easy to read format, this book contains over 300 color photographs. ................................. 24.99

BKA349 BOLT ACTION MILITARY RIFLES OF THE WORLD, by Stuart Mowbey & Joe Puleo. Hardcover,408 pages with over 2400 color photos. A long needed work on the military bolt action rifle. Sorts out all thedifferent models of Mausers, Enfields, Mannlichers, 03 Springfields, Mosin-Nagants, Arisakas and others. Specialattention to the major nations involved in both world wars. Printed on Archival Rated paper – Both text andphotos will not disappoint the reader or researcher. Edited by a large staff of international experts. ......... 69.99

BKA350 BALLARD: THE GREAT AMERICAN SINGLE SHOT RIFLE, by John Dutcher. 380 pages withBlack and white and color images. A definitive study that includes Civil War models thru their later cartridge andtarget models. Both military and Schuetzen models are discussed. American western period arms are detailedalong with indoor and long range shooting. Beautiful photos of standard and special variations. Included arepictures of engraved and presentation rifles. A well researched and assembled book for both the collector andshooter that no library should be without. ....................................................................................................... 75.00

BKA351 REMINGTON AUTOLOADING & PUMP-ACTION RIFLES, by Eugene Myszkowski. 132 pageswith black and white images. An excellent history of the Models 760, 740, 742, 7400 & 7600. Details each firearmand provides sections on accessories, patents, magazines, commemorative, experimental, and unusual rifles. Hassections on serial numbers and barrel markings. Useful book for the collector and shooter. ....................... 20.95

BKA352 SMALL ARMS OF THE BRITISH FORCES IN AMERICA 1664-1815 by De Witt Bailey, Ph.D. 376pages with over 400 photos. Contains information on the many rifles, muskets, pistols, and carbines used by theBritish in North America. Also includes sections on ammunition and accoutrements as well as regimental issuedata. Very well illustrated ................................................................................................................................. 59.99

BKA353 REMINGTON ROLLING BLOCK RIFLES, CARBINES, & SHOTGUNS, SPORTING & TARGETRIFLES by Roy Marcot. 350 pages with over 250 rifles in full color pictures. Excellent information on theseunique firearms. Also includes vintage photos of Creedmoor range and more. Very well illustrated. Forward byNorman Flayderman. ......................................................................................................................................... 100.00

BKA354 MANHATTAN FIREARMS by Waldo E. Nutter. 250 pages with Black & White Images, Hardcover.Contains information on .22, .31, and .36 Cal Revolvers. Includes information on production, design, patents andvarious manufacturers. Many original correspondences are also shown to provide insight into the history,development and use of this guns ...................................................................................................................... 29.95

BKA355 THE SOCKET BAYONET IN THE BRITISH ARMY, 1687-1783, by Erik Goldstein. 134 pages withBlack & White Images. Details British socket bayonets from early flat blades thru traditional angular styles of theRevolution. Many illustrations and photos show general specifications, markings and usage. Information oncontract produced bayonets is also included. .................................................................................................. 23.00

BKA356 ETHAN ALLEN AND ALLEN & WHEELOCK, THEIR GUNS AND THEIR LEGACY by PaulHenry. 230 pages with Black & White and Color Images. Extremely well illustrated book that covers the numeroussingle shot pistols, pepperboxes and revolvers produced by these men. Also includes information on rifles andshotguns. Information on patents is also included .......................................................................................... 65.00


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ARMS & ARMAMENTBKA357 THE LUGER SNAIL DRUM AND OTHER ACCESSORIES FOR THE ARTILLERY MODELLUGER by Edward C. Sayre. 144 pages with Black & White and Color images. Details holsters, snail drums,stocks, pouches, loading tools, sight tools, dust covers and more. Covers all manufacturers and models. Providesan invaluable reference for luger accessories ..................................................................................................... 25.95

BKA358 THE BOWIE KNIFE, UNSHEATHING AN AMERICAN LEGEND by Norm Flayderman. 512 pageswith Color images. Hardcover. An excellent guide to one of the worlds most famous fighting knifes. Sections onCivil War, Gold Rush, Alamo, Old South, and Frontier knives ...................................................................... 79.95

BKA359 SMITH & WESSON SIXGUNS OF THE OLD WEST by David R. Chicoine. Contains information onAmerican, Russian, Schofield, New Model, Double Action, and Modern Replica Revolvers. Sections on history,assembly/disassembly, shooting tips and ammunition specifications. Details both Martial and private revolvers.The ultimate guide to early large frame Smith & Wessons ................................................................................ 75.00

BKA360 REMINGTON ROLLING BLOCK MILITARY RIFLES OF THE WORLD by George Layman. 240pages with Black & White images. Very useful book on these popular rifles. Details design, production, shipments,markings and more on the many rolling block military rifles used by the world. Broken down by country, it is veryeasy to find information on a particular model. Very well illustrated with over 670 photographs. Also includesinformation on ammunition. Forward by Norm Flayderman ............................................................................ 39.99

BKA361 STANDARD CATALOG OF CIVIL WAR FIREARMS by John F Graf. 256 pages with full colorimages. Provides stunning photographs of the numerous Civil War weapons. Includes Muskets, Rifles, Carbines,Breechloaders, Repeaters, Revolvers, and pistols. Each firearm is presented with background information,identifying tips, different variations, and general specifications. Also includes approximate values for varyingconditions. Over 700 color photos. ................................................................................................................. 27.99

BKA362 THE BROWN BESS by Erik Goldstein & Stuart Mowbary. 160 pages with color images. Providesa wealth of information on this famous British weapon. Includes Early British patterns of the 1730’s up to theIndia patterns of the early 1800’s. Excellent photos aid in identifying different models and common markings areexplained. Also includes a bayonet guide. Over 900 color photo’s. ........................................................... 39.99

BKA363 THE COWBOY SHOOTER’S BLACKPOWDER GUIDE, by David T.T. Smith. 88 pages with blackand white images. Provides a comprehensive guide on the cowboy shooters Revolver, Rifle, and shotgun. Propercare and safety precautions are discussed as well as cleaning, maintenance, disassembly and reassembly instructions.An excellent guide for the new shooter or seasoned veteran alike. ................................................................. 12.95

BKA364 ‘.45-70’ RIFLES by Jack Behn. 138 pages with Black & White Images. Provides an introduction tothe numerous 45-70 Rifles of the late 1800’s. Details manufacture, use and shooting these weapons. IncludesSpringfields, Winchesters, Remingtons, Bullards, Colts, Sharps, Marlins, Ballards, Maynards, Peabodies andmore. Also includes information on hand loading the .45-70. ....................................................................... 16.95

BKA365 THE MUZZLE-LOADING CAP LOCK RIFLE, by Ned H. Roberts. 308 pages with Black & Whiteimages. One of the Standard works on Cap Lock Rifles, this excellent book provides information on ammunition,accessories, tools, manufacturing and gunsmithing techniques, shooting, hunting, and more. Telescopic and ironsights are also discussed in detail. Well illustrated ......................................................................................... 34.95

BKA366 U.S. MILITARY BOLT ACTION RIFLES by Bruce N. Canfield. 429 pages with Black and WhiteImages. A supurb book on US Military Bolt Action Rifles. Details rifles from the Civil War through modern times.Includes Ward Burtons, Remington Keenes, Remington Lees, Krags, 1903 Springfields, 1917 Enfields, Lee Naviesand much more. Extremely well illustrated with a wealth of information on each rifle and carbine. Also includesbayonets, slings, web equipment, scopes and other accessories. .................................................................... 59.99

BKA367 THE FRENCH GUN TRADE IN NORTH AMERICA 1662 - 1759, by Kevin Gladysz. 184 pageswith Black and White images. Details the trade of guns in New France using shipping manifests, archaelogy,government records and more. Includes guns supplied to Indian Allies, fur traders, militias and settlers. Very wellillustrated with over 800 images. ...................................................................................................................... 35.99

BKA368 CARTRIDGES OF THE WORLD, 12th EDITION by Frank C. Barnes / Edited by Layne Simpson.568 pages with black and white and color images. Details over 1500 cartridges. Rifle, Pistol, Shotgun, Military- This book lists them all. Provides technical data for current and obsolete rounds .................................... 32.99


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BKA369 BATTLE WEAPONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION by George C. Neumann. 394 Pages withblack and white images. Provides an excellent reference to the arms used by both sides during the AmericanRevolution. Details swords, pistols, muskets, rifles, bayonets, pole arms and more. Captions on each arm givetechnical data as well as a brief history. Well illustrated with over 2200 photographs ............................... 39.99

BKA370 VOLCANIC FIREARMS by Edmund E. Lewis & Stephen W. Rutter. 158 pages with full colorimages. An excellent book on the predecessor to the Winchester Rifle. Sections on Hunt’s Volition Repeater,Jennings, Smith-Jennings, Smith & Wessons, New Haven’s Volcanics, Henry Rifles and more. Details the servicehistory of the arms along with ammunition, advertising, presentation firearms, and special models. Superblyillustrated with 340 color photographs. ........................................................................................................... 49.99

BKA371 A COLLECTORS GUIDE TO MILITARY PISTOL & REVOLVER DISASSEMBLY ANDREASSEMBLY by Stuart C. Mowbray & Joe Puleo. 278 pages with full color photographs. Provides a detailedstep by step guide to breaking down and reassembling many popular military sidearms. Includes firearms such asthe Colt Single Action Army, Model 1911, Browning Hi Power, Webley Mk.I, Mk.VI, Luger, Mauser“Broomhandle”, M1895 Nagant Double Action Revolver, Walther P-38, Soviet Makarov, Nambu, and manyothers. U.S. and Foreign models are shown. ..................................................................................................... 39.99

BKA372 RIFLE AND CARBINE FIRING by Captain Stanhope E. Blunt. 348 pages with black and whitedrawings. A reprint of the 1885 manual painstakingly research and prepared by Captain Blunt. Details proceduresand drills for improving marksmanship. Sections on sights, targets, ammunition, regulations, ranges, positions,range estimation, and more. Also includes tables of fire, record keeping, and scoring. ................................ 26.00

BKB001 HURRAH FOR THE ARTILLERY “KNAP’S INDEPENDENT BATTERY “E”, PENNSYLVANIALIGHT ARTILLERY. By James P. Brady. 6" x 9", 456 pages, indexed, Hardbound. The complete story compiledfrom Civil War letters, journals and diaries of several key members of this famous battery. Illustrated with maps,line drawings and photographs. Narrative allows the reader to experience the actual descriptions of the battlesand idle times, as men marched, fought and died for their beliefs. Excellent first person account ................ 29.95

BKB002 DIRECTIONS FOR COOKING BY TROOPS IN CAMP AND HOSPITAL, BY FLORENCENIGHTINGALE. 1861. 5 1/2" x 4 1/2", soft cover. Reprint of recipes plus essays by this famous nurse, written forthe Confederate Civil War troops in Virginia. 30 pages plus 5 pages advertisements found in the original publicationand a page of modern equivalents ........................................................................................................................ 5.00

BKB003 CIVIL WAR COMMANDERS. by D.S. Thomas. 72 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", soft cover. 138 photographswith capsule biographies of Union and Confederate officers. Gives birthplace, schooling, pre-war experience,ranks, major battles and campaigns, post war achievements, date of death and place of burial. A valuable referencetext on this subject. ............................................................................................................................................... 5.95

BKB004 INTRODUCTION TO CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPHY. by R. J. Kelbaugh. 48 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", softcover. This book is designed to describe the early forms of photography and its impact on the American Civil Warera. This narrative examines various styles of photos and photographers. It includes a glossary and guide forcollectors. Many vintage photos, Carte de visite and ambrotypes of soldiers are shown. Tintype, ambrotype andcarte de visite processes are described. Excellent reference. ............................................................................. 5.95

BKB005 GHOSTS OF GETTYSBURG: SPIRITS, APPARITIONS AND HAUNTED PLACES OF THEBATTLEFIELD. by Mark Nesbitt. 84 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. Tour the battlefield like you have neverdone before! Explore over 20 locations of unexplained tales and legends. Devils Den, Iverson Pits, The Inn atCashtown are a few! Something has been happening at Gettysburg since the battle ..................................... 5.95

BKB006 MORE GHOSTS OF GETTYSBURG; SPIRITS,APPARITIONS AND HAUNTED PLACES OF THEBATTLEFIELD. by Mark Nesbitt. 100 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. A second book on this fascinating subject.From the Little Round Top and Jennie Wade’s house to the Eisenhower farm, tales and legends abound. A detaileddescription of the sighting at this famous location. ........................................................................................... 5.95

BKB006A Ghosts of Gettysburg Vol III by Mark Nesbitt. 76 pgs. 13 more stories from Gettysburg area 5.95

BKB006B Ghosts of Gettysburg Vol IV by Mark Nesbitt. 96 pgs. 11 more stories from Gettysburg area .. 5.95

BKB006C Ghosts of Gettysburg Vol V by Mark Nesbitt. 96 pgs. 8 more stories from Gettysburg area .... 5.95

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CIVIL WARBKB007 KILLED IN ACTION. by G.A. Coco. 128 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. Contains eyewitnessaccounts of the last moments of 100 Union soldiers who died at Gettysburg. Taken from memoirs, diaries, andletters, the text places the reader at the deathbeds of these men and provides the opportunity to experience theiremotions and thoughts just prior to their deaths.. ............................................................................................. 6.95

BKB008 THE ESCAPE AND CAPTURE OF JOHN WILKES BOOTH. by E. Steers. 72 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. Well written and readable account of the escape and capture of Abraham Lincoln’s assassin - JohnWilkes Booth. Guides the reader from the murder at Ford’s Theatre, through his 12 days of flight, to the murderer’sdemise on a Virginia farm. Illustrated with vintage photos and line cuts. Historically accurate ................... 6.95

BKB011 A VAST SEA OF MISERY, A HISTORY AND GUIDE TO THE UNION AND CONFEDERATEFIELD HOSPITALS AT GETTYSBURG, JULY 1 - NOVEMBER 20, 1863. by G.A. Coco. 8 1/2" x 11", 224 pages,soft cover. Over 300 photos with 11 maps and index. Details 166 hospital sites located in and around Gettysburg,in Union and Confederate controlled areas including Letterman General Hospital. Over 300 eyewitness accountsby soldiers, surgeons, nurses and civilians describe the suffering and conditions. Appendices include US & CSmedical staffs ........................................................................................................................................................ 21.95

BKB012 CAMP FIRES AND CAMP COOKING, OR CULINARY HINTS FOR THE SOLDIER. by Capt.James M. Sanderson. 16 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" format, soft cover. A reprint of the 1862 United States Army cookingmanual for Civil War troops. Recipes, how-to, and diagrams, plus modern equivalents and notes ............... 5.00

BKB013 A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF CIVIL WAR ERA MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND MILITARYBANDS. by Garofalo and Elrod. 8 1/2" x 11", 116 pages, soft cover. Chapters on early brass band instruments,Civil War brass instruments, rope tension drums (many illustrated in color), Civil War military bands and bandsmen.Many vintage photos. Includes a 33 1/3 RPM soundsheet of Civil War music played on period instruments usingoriginal score ...................................................................................................................................................... 12.95

BKB016 RUSSELL’S CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPHS, HISTORIC PRINTS. by Andrew J. Russell. 9" x 12",118 pages, soft cover. 116 full page photos by an official Civil War military photographer show camp life, bridges,military railroads, fortifications, President Lincoln’s funeral car, Libby Prison and much more. Truly a photographicwalk through the Civil War ................................................................................................................................ 12.95

BKB020 CONFEDERATE COOK BOOK. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 38 pages, soft cover. Reprint of 1863 cookbook.Contains over 100 recipes adapted to the times. Due to shortage of food, this book tells how to make apple piewithout apples, preserving meats without salt, artificial oysters from green corn. Also how to make soap, ink, glueand candles. Dramatic insight into the hardships of food supply in the South .............................................. 3.50

BKB022 FRANK CONVERSE’S BANJO WITHOUT A MASTER, 1865. 4 1/4" x 6 1/2", 96 pages, soft cover,reprint. A choice collection of banjo solos, songs, jigs, reels, walk arounds, etc. Progressively arranged, plainlyexplained, enabling the learner to become a proficient banjoist without the aid of a teacher. Fascinating early selfteaching music aid ................................................................................................................................................. 7.50

BKB025 SIEGE AND REDUCTION OF FORT PULASKI. by Brig.Gen. Q.A. Gillmore,U.S. EngineerDepartment. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 112 pages, soft cover. Reprint of 1862 edition. The official report, as made by the chiefengineer, of the capture of Fort Pulaski, Georgia. Contains valuable and graphic descriptions of the effect of thenew rifled cannons and drawings of the projectiles. 10 contemporary views, 3 maps & new index .............. 7.95

BKB026 TO GETTYSBURG BY TRAIN. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 68 pages, soft cover. The guide book to the Gettysburgbattlefield as originally published in 1885 by the Gettysburg and Harrisburg Railroad. 30 illustrations of trainsand the battlefield. Map of the battlefield describes the monuments and memorial tablets. Vintage advertisementsoffer analysis of the battle make interesting reading ........................................................................................... 4.95

BKB028 READY - AIM - FIRE. “SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION IN THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG”. byD.S. Thomas. 8 1/2" x 11", 76 pages, soft cover. 34 drawings and over 375 photographs of bullets and cartridges.A complete breakdown on ammunition usage in this famous battle is included. Along with the bullets andcartridges, paper wrapped packages and wood packing cases are photo illustrated. A firearms usage by divisionsand corps is also included .................................................................................................................................... 7.50

BKB033 GETTYSBURG BATTLEFIELD TOUR BOOK. by M. McGough (1987). 32 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2",soft cover. The up-to-date guide to a 17-stop tour of the Gettysburg National Park and Cemetery. 30 photographsand a map of the tour route enhance this interpretation ..................................................................................... 3.50

BKB034 THE CIVIL WAR SONG BOOK. 9" x 12", 157 pages, soft cover. 36 of the most well known songs,music and lyrics, from this popular era .............................................................................................................. 16.95

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CIVIL WARBKB035 HARDEE’S RIFLE AND LIGHT INFANTRY TACTICS. 2 volume set, 4 1/4" X 6 1/4", 482 pagestotal, Hardbound in period style. Vol. I school for the soldier and company, instructions for skirmishes. Vol. IIschool for the battalion. Illustrates and describes tactics and maneuvers. . .................................................. 35.00

BKB037 A PICTORIAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CIVIL WAR MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT,VOLUME I. by Dr. G. Dammann. 8 1/2" x 11", 100 pages, soft cover,illustrated. Covers surgical procedures,bleeding, embalming and medical insignia and uniforms. Illustrates surgical instruments, medical tins and jarsalong with manuals, insignia and the associated stoneware and porcelain medical equipment, correctly identifiedand dimensioned ................................................................................................................................................... 9.95

BKB038 A PICTORIAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CIVIL WAR MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT,VOLUME II. by Dr. G. Dammann. 8 1/2" x 11", 96 pages, soft cover, illustrated. Covers the wounded veteran,Invalid Corps, hospitals, surgeon’s uniforms and personal equipment, medical instruments, Ambulance Corps,dental instruments, embalming and medical documents. Many CDV’s of Civil War surgeons. Rare photos ofM1858 Cavalry Pannier ........................................................................................................................................ 9.95

BKB038A A PICTORIAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CIVIL WAR MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENTVOLUME III by Dr. G. Dammann. 8 1/2" x 11", 132 pages, soft bound. Illustrated with over 350 photos. Detailsuniforms & personal equipment of CW surgeon, hospital and nursing care, medical education of staff, removal ofwounded, the Sanitary Commission and Christian Commission and relics of the Lincoln assassination belongingto Surgeon Barnes. Reference on the medical equipment used during the C.W. ............................................... 9.95

BKB039 THE CONFEDERATE FIELD MANUAL BY CONFEDERATE ORDNANCE BUREAU 1862. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 176 pages, Hardbound. Confederate ordnance material as it truly was, sections on artillery, projectiles,ammunition, small arms, artillery carriages, artillery implements and equipment, artillery harness, swords andsabres, accoutrements, equipment of batteries for field service, mechanical maneuvers and artillery practice. Hasa 32 page photo supplement, over 100 photographs depict much of material described ............................... 14.95

BKB040 MEN OF COLOR. by W.A. Gladstone. 227 pages, 8 1/2"x 11", soft cover. Details everyday life of theBlack soldier during the Civil War, his songs, flags, motto’s, Officers and deeds of heroism. Index of battle list unitparticipation. Profusely Illustrated with photo’s and line drawings. ........................................................... 17.95

BKB041 BLUE AND GRAY ROSES OF INTRIGUE. by R. Lawson. 72 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. Acompilation of female spies, both Union & Confederate who were active during the Civil War. These accountsillustrate the acts of deception, at great personal risk, that each took in defense of their cause. Illustrated. 6.95

BKB042 NOTHING BUT GLORY: PICKETT’S DIVISION AT GETTYSBURG. by K.G. Harrison. 178 pages,6" x 9". Source reference book on Pickett’s charge at Gettysburg. Provides an extensive description of the chargeas well as a complete roster of Pickett’s division. ........................................................................................... 12.95

BKB043 ON THE BLOOD STAINED FIELD. by G.A. Coco. 56 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. 130 humaninterest stories at Gettysburg. No story is longer than a paragraph or two, but they allow the reader to experiencethe battle through the eyes of the men and women who fought at this high water mark. Illustrated. ............. 4.95

BKB044 ON THE BLOOD STAINED FIELD II. by G.A. Coco. 128 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. 132 morehuman interest stories of the campaign and battle of Gettysburg. The author gathered these stories first as abattlefield guide and later as a Ranger/Historian for the National Parks Service. Great compilation of personalaccounts and reminiscences of Veterans at their reunion. Illustrated. .............................................................. 5.95

BKB046 AN INTRODUCTION TO CIVIL WAR CIVILIANS. by Juanita Least. 86 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", softcover. An informative examination of civilian life during the Civil War. The text Illustrates thru period photographs,the many ways people dealt with the War and its consequences. Covers family life, occupations, marriage, educationand the hardships many were faced to endure. .................................................................................................... 9.95

BKB047 MR. LINCOLN’S CAMERA MAN, MATTHEW B. BRADY. by Roy Meredith. 370 pages, 8 1/2" x11", Profusely illustrated with 350 Brady photographs. Covers a wide variety of Civil War subjects, Lincoln,Grant, Robert E. Lee, Cabinet photos as well as scenes of battle, camp life, military railroads, fortifications, executions,slave pens and many more. Text accompanies each photo. ............................................................................... 18.95

BKB048 CIVIL WAR ETCHINGS. by E. Forbes. 82 pages, 8 1/2"x 11", soft cover. Fascinating compilation ofillustrations and descriptive text by the combat artist of Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper. On the spot sketches ofsoldier life, uniforms, sleeping arrangements, picket duty, pastimes and the war as seen through the soldiers eye.Simple factual commentary on each scene later amplified by noted Army historian W.F. Lawson .................. 6.95


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CIVIL WARBKB050 ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF AMERICAN CIVIL WAR RELICS by S. Sylvia & M. O’Donnell. 320pages, 9" x 11 1/2", hardbound. Hundreds of photographs with a full color center portfolio. Lavishly illustratesand describes the collectable relics of the Civil War. Guns, swords, accoutrements, ammunition, flags, buttons,insignia, clothing - all are covered in great detail. Sections on metal detecting, camp relics, modern museums,North-South Skirmish Association, renowned collectors and their interests ............................................... 39.95

BKB052 REMEMBER FONTENOY! - THE 69TH N.Y. AND THE IRISH BRIGADE IN THE CIVIL WAR. byJoseph G. Bilby. 269 pages, 6" x 9", Hardbound and indexed. Over 107 illustrations including 50 individualportraits, 11 flags and 12 battle maps. The first annotated history of the Irish Brigade published in the 130 yearssince it furled its green banners. This is a detailed saga of the brigade’s hard fighting Irishmen, whose bloodsacrifice help save their adopted country and, at the same time dispel anti-immigrant discrimination. Fascinatingaccount of one of the most colorful units to fight for our flag - they gained for themselves and their posterity thefull rights of citizenship - winning in a sense two wars at once. Highly recommended. .............................. 28.00

BKB053 FORGOTTEN WARRIORS, NEW JERSEY’S AFRICAN AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN THE CIVILWAR. by Joseph G. Bilby. 80 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. Illustrated and indexed. Through the use ofcontemporary letters, diaries, memoirs, and official records, the author relates the tragedies and triumphs of NewJersey’s black Civil War soldiers. Unit participation on the battlefields from Florida to Virginia is detailed inaddition to unit histories of the 22nd, 25th, 32nd, 41st, 43rd and 45 USCT regiments. ................................ 7.95

BKB054 RELIVING THE CIVIL WAR - A REENACTORS HANDBOOK by R.L. Hadden, 6" x 9", 243 pages,illustrated, perfect bound. Authoritative information for both novice and experienced C.W. reenactors. Guidelineson proper clothing, weapons, personal gear, etiquette, health concerns, infantry tactics and hosting a reenactment.Helpful appendices on Sutlers, park rules, periodicals and much more. Written by a reenactor for reenactors.Answers most often asked questions regarding this hobby ............................................................................ 19.95

BKB055 BULWARK & BASTION, A LOOK AT MUSKET ERA FORTIFICATIONS & PERIOD SEIGECRAFT.Also includes Stone Walls and Iron Guns: Forts and their effectiveness in the Civil War. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 98 pages,soft cover. Illustrated with vintage photos and line drawings. Details various types of fortifications usedthroughout U.S. history. Glossary of technical terms along with features and operation of various forts. .... 6.95

BKB058 IN HOSPITAL AND CAMP, The Civil War Through the Eyes of Its Doctors and Nurses, compiled byHarold E. Straubing, 5" x 8", 176 pages, Hardbound. The trials and triumphs of medical professionals during theCivil War are chronicled in vivid detail. From the primitive conditions of battlefield aid stations to the besthospitals of the day, these dedicated doctors and nurses saved countless lives. Includes first person accounts byLouisa May Alcott and Walt Whitman. Graphic overview of the medical treatment offered to the sick and woundedof both North and South ..................................................................................................................................... 19.95

BKB059 WHITE ROSES - STORIES OF CIVIL WAR NURSES by Rebecca D. Larsen. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 72 pages,soft cover, illustrated. Contains 40 short biographies of the female nurses who served during the Civil Warincluding Louisa May Alcott and Clara Barton. Vintage photos show hospitals, hospital ships, wounded patientsand the nurses themselves .................................................................................................................................... 6.95

BKB060 DON TROIANI’S CIVIL WAR, Art by Don Troiani, text by Brian Pohanka, forward by WM C. Davis.216 pages, 11" x 8 “, 112 color plates, 32 B/W photos, 5 drawings. Renowned artist-historian Don Troiani’scareful research, painstaking attention to detail, and dramatic style are beautifully presented in this illustratedhistory of the Civil War. Single soldiers in detailed uniforms are presented as well as full battle and camp scenes.Covers major campaigns of the war .................................................................................................................... 49.95

BKB061 OUR SPECIAL ARTIST, ALFRED R. WAUD’S CIVIL WAR by F.E. Ray. 192 pages, 9 x 11, hardbound.Profusely Illustrated. From Bull Run to Appomattox, Waud traveled with the army of the Potomoc, making pictorialsense out of the confusion of battle. Commissioned by New York Illustrated and later by Harpers Weekly, hebrought to the civilian population a vivid pictorial presentation of the true side of war. His technical accuracyearned him the reputation as “Our Special Artist” by Harpers. Interesting insight into the manner in which theperiodicals of the day obtained pen and ink illustrations depicting the war. ............................................... 22.95

BKB064 CIVIL WAR COLLECTORS ENCYCLOPEDIA, ARMS, UNIFORMS, & EQUIPMENT OF THEUNION AND CONFEDERACY by Francis A. Lord. Volume I and II combined. Complete & unabridged. 566pages, 9" x 11 1/2", Hardbound, Indexed. Illustrated with 100’s of photographs & line drawings. Details uniforms,insignia, personal gear, firearms, swords, gun tools, medical items, buttons, bullet moulds, flags, posters and themany other items and categories of equipment that were used by the North and South. Listing of Federal andConfederate Contractors is included ................................................................................................................. 24.95


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CIVIL WARBKB065 CIVIL WAR COLLECTORS ENCYCLOPEDIA, ARMS, UNIFORMS, & EQUIPMENT OF THEUNION AND CONFEDERACY by Francis A. Lord. Volumes III, IV & V combined, complete and unabridged. 644pages, 9" x 11 1/2", Hardbound, Indexed. Profusely illustrated. Companion book to BKB064 (Vols. I & II).Expands the scope of listed items to include mess equipment, wooden cartridge cases, daguerreotypes, knives,artillery and naval items, veteran badges, camp games, ID discs, writing equipment & more ....................... 24.95

BKB067 THE CIVIL WAR REENACTOR’S BLACKPOWDER GUIDE by D.T. Smith. 7" x 10", 56 pages, softbound, profusely illustrated. Provides clear guidance for correct and safe use of blackpowder replica firearms.Discusses powder, loads, nipples, percussion caps, loading, cleaning, safe handling as well as maintenance onrifles, carbines and handguns. Chapters on blank cartridges and safe use, table of nipple interchangeability andsizes by manufacturer, blackpowder substitutes and a glossary of terms ........................................................ 12.95

BKB068 A SYSTEM OF TARGET PRACTICE, FOR THE USE OF TROOPS WHEN ARMED WITH THEMUSKET, RIFLED MUSKET, RIFLE OR CARBINE. WAR DEPT, WASHINGTON, GOVT. PRINTING OFFICE1862 44 pages, 5" x 8", soft cover. 1862 training manual issued to officers for training troops in firing theirweapons. Illustrated with plates depicting dry sighting, estimating distances, record of firing forms. Describesall aspects of target practice, firing positions, skirmishing & marksmanship. Reprint. ................................... 7.00

BKB069 A SYSTEM FOR CONDUCTING MUSKETRY INSTRUCTION Prepared and printed by Order ofGeneral Bragg for the Army of Tennessee, Richmond 1863. 30 pages, 5" x 8", soft cover. Contains sections oncleaning, disassembly and assembly, ammunition, effects of wind and sun, sighting drill, commands, snappingcaps, blank firing, judging distance and manufacture of cartridges. Rare reprint of one of the few marksmanship andinstruction manuals printed by the Southern Forces ......................................................................................... 7.00

BKB070 “REMEMBER YOU ARE JERSEYMEN: A MILITARY HISTORY OF NEW JERSEY’S TROOPSIN THE CIVIL WAR by J. Bilby and W. Goble. 754 pages, 6" x 9", Library binding. Comprehensive unit historiesof all of the Infantry, Artillery and Cavalry units that saw service during the Civil War. Also covers Jerseymen inthe U.S. Colored Infantry units. Detailed tables show what arms were issued to each unit, broken down by dateand company. Cannons and handguns as well as shoulder arms are covered in this study. A detailed descriptionof each firearm and sword is included. Biographies of New Jersey’s generals offer an insight into the superbleadership offered to the troops. Illustrated with vintage photos. Source reference book ........................... 48.00

BKB071 GUIDE TO CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY PROJECTILES by J. Melton & L. Pawl. 96 pages, 8 1/2" x 11",soft cover. Photo illustrates, describes in detail, & identifies hundreds of artillery projectiles, both Union &Confederate. Details diameter, construction, weight, length, fuzing, sabot construction & type of gun used to fireeach projectile. Chapters on cross sectioned shells & fuzes. Glossary of terms & index are included ........ 11.95

BKB072 MY SONS WERE FAITHFUL AND THEY FOUGHT, THE IRISH BRIGADE AT ANTIETAM: ANANTHOLOGY. Edited By Joe Bilby & S. O’Neill. 140 pages, 8½”x 11”, soft cover. 30 Illustrations, 5maps.Detailed look at this famous battle (Sept 17,1862) describing the men, the tactics, the guns and their heroicconduct. Collection of essays by several noted authors. ................................................................................. 18.00

BKB073 THE GENERAL AND THE TEXAS, A PICTIORAL HISTORY OF THE ANDREWS RAID, APRIL12, 1862. By S. Cohen and J. Bogle. 154 pages, 8½”x 11”, soft cover. Profusely Illustrated with black /white andcolor photographs. Detailed account of “The Great Locomotive Chase”. Many vintage photos of the raiders alongwith maps, newspaper clippings and an incredible array of photos of the locomotives. Still photos from the motionpictures depicting this chase are included. ....................................................................................................... 17.95

BKB074 BLUE BONNETS O’ER THE BORDER, THE 79th CAMERON HIGHLANDERS. By W.M.McKnight. 186 pages, Indexed, 6”x 9”, Hardcover. Illustrated with Lithographs and maps. A Union Army regimentmarching to battle - Dressed in Scottish Kilts, comprised of Highland Veterans of the Crimean War. From Bull Runto Vicksburg, the 79th fought in most major campaigns. This is their story – An accurate account of the heroismand love of Country told in graphic detail. Very Limited supply .................................................................... 24.95

BKB075 SLAVE SONGS OF THE UNITED STATES: THE CLASSIC 1867 ANTHOLOGY Edited by WilliamFrancis Allen, Charles Pickard Ware and Lucy McKim Garrison. 176 pages with musical bars. .................. 8.95

BKB076 SPIES OF THE CONFEDERACY by John Bakeless. 464 pages. ............................................ 12.95

BKB077 ARMY LIFE IN A BLACK REGIMENT by Thomas Wentworth Higginson. 208 pages. ....... 7.95

BKB079 CAVALRY TACTICS OR REGULATIONS FOR THE INSTRUCTION, FORMATIONS, ANDMOVEMENTS OF THE CAVALRY OF THE ARMY AND VOLUNTEERS OF THE UNITED STATES by PhillipSt. George Cooke. Reprint of the original manual from 1862. Information on movement, formations, tactics, anddrills for the cavalry. Also included are sections on combat moves for troopers. .......................................... 10.00

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BKB080 THE FEDERAL CIVIL WAR SHELTER TENT by Fredrick C. Gaede, 8 ½” x 11. 134 pages, softbound. Details the various types of shelter tents used by the U.S. as well as the various materials used to constructand support the shelter. Excellent Reference Book .......................................................................................... 19.95

BKB081 HARDTACK AND COFFEE: THE UNTOLD STORY OF ARMY LIFE, by John D. Billings. 413 pageswith black and white images. Provides an in depth look into the lives of ordinary soldiers during the Civil War.Very well written and illustrated. Includes sections on housing, rations, punishment, insignia, hospitals andmuch, much more .................................................................................................................................................. 17.95

BKB082 NORTH SOUTH TRADER CIVIL WAR COLLECTOR’S PRICE GUIDE, by North South Trader. 275pages with black and white images. Provides a well organized price guide to the many civil war collectables.Weapons, uniforms, equipment and more are included ..................................................................................... 34.95

BKB083 CHARLSTON AT WAR, by Jack Thomson. 222 pages with black and white images. A photographicrecord of Charleston, S.C. from 860-1865. Sections on the pre war city, the city during and after the Navalbombardment, the Charleston Armory, the waterfront and more. Very well illustrated with many interesting andinsightful images ................................................................................................................................................. 24.95

BKB084 MONITORS - THE MEN, MACHINES AND MYSTIQUE, by Jerry Harlowe. 111 pages with black andwhite images. Sections on classes of Monitors, the men who helped create and sail them and the ships actionsduring the war. Also includes a photo gallery ................................................................................................ 17.95

BKB085 SHOCK TROOPS OF THE CONFEDERACY, by Fred Ray. Provides a new insight into the sharpshootersof the confederate army. Details their training and deployment as well as successes in battle. Also discussesseveral raids carried out by these troopers ........................................................................................................ 34.95

BKB088 REBELS FROM WEST POINT by Gerald Patterson. 216 pages. Lists the 306 U.S. Military AcademyGraduates who fought for the confederacy. Interesting reading. 16 photographs. ....................................... 16.95

BKB089 CADET GRAY & BUTTERNUT BROWN by Thomas Arliskas. 8.5” x 11”. Explains the reasons forthe various uniforms and the seemingly unending variations of Confederate uniforms. Contemporary newspaperarticles, diaries and soldiers’ letters are used to describe the appearance and supply of southern troops. .. 16.95

BKB090 ELMIRA, DEATH CAMP OF THE NORTH by Michael Horigan. 288 pages, 6” x 9”. The Confederateprison camp known as “Andersonville” has been discussed in books and movies. Ever think what the UnionArmy equivalent was? If was called Camp Elmira – thousands of Confederate POW’s went there to suffer and die.This book explains the conditions and happenings at this camp. 28 photographs. .................................... 19.95

BKB091 U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS BERDAN’S CIVIL WAR ELITE by Roy Marcot. 128 pages, 9” x 12”. Abeautifully detailed and illustrated book. Describes Colonel Hiram Berdans conception of a 2-regiment unit ofmarksmen. Explains the risky tactics and the battles the sharpshooters fought in. This book also covers theirtraining and weapons and tactics. A must have for anyone interested in the Civil War or Special Forces. 127photos, 19 drawings, paintings and maps. ........................................................................................................ 29.95

BKB092 THE CONFEDERATE ARMY 1861-65 (2), FLORIDA, ALABAMA, & GEORGIA, by Ron Field. 48pages with black and white and color images. This book examines the state militia and volunteer uniforms usedby the soldiers of the Confederacy. Takes a unique look at how uniforms from these states were integrated into C.S.regulation uniforms. ............................................................................................................................................ 15.95

BKB093 CONFEDERATE BLOCKADE RUNNER 1861-65, by Angus Konstam. 48 pages with black andwhite and color images. Looks at the ships, men and tactics that attempted to supply the Confederacy despite theUnion blockade. Shows operational history, development, and what life was like on these ships. ............ 15.95

BKB094 CONFEDERATE INFANTRYMEN 1861-65, by Ian Drury. 64 pages with black and white and colorimages. Provides a detailed look at the Confederate infantrymen. Focuses on the individual soldier and hisweapons, equipment, life, and experiences. ....................................................................................................... 17.95

BKB096 AMERICAN CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY 1861-1865, by Philip Katcher. 99 pages with black andwhite and color images. Looks at Field and Heavy Artillery used by both sides during the conflict. Informationon the many guns and ammunition that helped determine the course of the war. ........................................... 18.95

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CIVIL WARBKB097 CIVIL WAR ARTIFACTS by Howard R. Crouch. 238 pages with black & white images. Containsinformation on Buttons, bullets, projectiles, tools, firearms, swords, insignia, and more. An excellent reference foranyone interested in collecting Civil War items. Well illustrated. ................................................................. 45.95

BKB098 ARMS AND EQUIPMENT OF THE CIVIL WAR, by Jack Coggins. 160 pages with black andwhite illustrations. Details the weapons and equipment used by both sides during the Civil War. Sections onthe Infantry, Artillery, Cavalry, Navy, Engineers, Signal Corps, Medical Corps, and quartermasters corps. Alsoincludes a special section on railroads. Two full color plates detail insignia and corps badges ................. 14.95

BKB099 THE CIVIL WAR RESEARCH GUIDE, by Stephen McManus, Donald Thompson, & Thomas Churchill.114 pages with black and white images. Provides a methodical system of conducting effective scholarly researchon the Civil War. Details use of primary sources, books, the internet and more. ........................................... 12.95

BKB100 RISE OF THE IRONCLADS by George F. Amadon. 80 pages with black and white and color images.Details Ironclads in the Civil War including the Monitor and Merrimac. Discusses Ironclad vs Ironclad actionsas well as Ironclad vs wooden ships ................................................................................................................. 12.95

BKB101 CIVIL WAR PAPER ITEMS by Jack L. Dickinson. 124 pages with Color Images. Presents theRosanna A. Blake Confederate Collection of Marshall University . Details money, letterheads, patriotic printings,sheet music, historical documents and more. Well illustrated ........................................................................ 14.95

BKB103 1862 U.S. CAVALRY TACTICS by Philip St. George Cook. 416 pages with black and white drawings.Reprint of the original manual for Cavalry Tactics. Sections on formations, commands, drills, manual of arms,training, horseback riding, caring for horses, bugle calls, sword fighting and more. Provides information for theindividual trooper up to the regiment level ...................................................................................................... 19.95

BKB104 1863 U.S. INFANTRY TACTICS by the U.S. War Department. 450 pages with black and whitedrawings. Reprint of the original manual for Infantry Tactics. Sections on formations, commands, drills, manualof arms, street firing, firing by rank, training, bugle calls and more. Provides information for the individual soldierup to the Regiment level ..................................................................................................................................... 22.95

BKB105 1864 FIELD ARTILLERY TACTICS by the U.S. War Department. 404 pages with black and whitedrawings. Reprint of the original manual for Field Artillery Tactics. Sections on formations, commands, drills,manual of arms, artillery firing tables, ballistics, training, bugle calls and more. Provides information for theindividual gun up to the Battery level .............................................................................................................. 21.95

BKB106 1862 ARMY OFFICER’S POCKET COMPANION by William P. Craighill. 314 pages with blackand white drawings. Reprint of the original manual. Derived from the manual for the French Army this bookprovides an excellent quick reference guide for the officer in the field. Sections on how to best deploy troops,artillery, cavalry, specialists and others. Also helps an officer determine how to march, cross rivers, use supplies,conduct promotions, conduct sieges, create fortifications and generally command during battle. Interesting lookat the duties and responsibility of an officer in the field. ................................................................................. 21.95

BKB107 1865 CUSTOMS OF SERVICE FOR NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS byAugust V. Kautz. 304 pages with black and white drawings. Reprint of the original manual. Provides enlistedmen and NCO’s with a general code of conduct both on and off the battlefield. Sections on general etiquette,seeking promotions, rights & duties. Gives a good overview of what was expected of a soldier in his daily life.Discusses topics such as dealing with prisoners, deserters, the articles of war, veterans, principles of firing, battle,cooking, camp life and more ................................................................................................................................ 16.95

BKB108 1865 CUSTOMS OF SERVICE FOR OFFICERS OF THE ARMY by August V. Kautz. 390 pages withblack and white drawings. Reprint of the original manual. Provides Officers with a general code of conduct bothon and off the battlefield. Sections on general etiquette, military justice, rights & duties. Gives a good overviewof what was expected of an Officer in his daily life. Each grade from Lieutenant to Lt General is presented in detail.Discusses administration, staff, planning, promotions and more .................................................................... 16.95

BKB109 BATTLEFIELD GHOSTS by B. Keith Toney. 102 pages with black and white images. Provides aglimpse at some of the many battlefield ghosts from the civil war. Famous battles such as Gettysburg, Antietam,Vicksburg, Petersburg Fort Fisher, Kernstown and more are discussed. An excellent guide for anyone wishing tovisit these historic sites ....................................................................................................................................... 9.95


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BKC001 A DIRECTORY OF AMERICAN MILITARY GOODS DEALERS AND MAKERS 1785-1915. ByB. Bazelon and W. McGunn. 377 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", Hardbound. A comprehensive listing and discussion of themakers and suppliers of military goods in America. Selected contractors are included for the period 1817-1865.Covers CSA makers. Alphabetically lists all makers, including sample billheads, catalog sheets, labels and adescription of the items manufactured and the years of manufacture. Includes index & industrial census information.Over 4000 entries, 1999 edition ....................................................................................................................... 36.95

BKC002 MILLS WOVEN MILITARY EQUIPMENTS CATALOG CIRCA 1921. 24 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", softcover, reprint. All belts, pouches, suspenders, bags and miscellaneous web articles are described in great detail.Illustrated with clear sharp photos of each article of equipment. .................................................................... 10.00

BKC005 HORSTMAN BROS & CO CATALOG OF MILITARY GOODS FOR 1877. 62 pages, soft cover.Fully illustrated with line drawings of helmets, caps, shakos, shoulder knots, epaulettes, chevrons, swords, belts,buckles, military accoutrements, horse furniture, belt plates, buttons, spurs, cap ornaments, embroidered insignia,including some police and fire insignia flags and ornaments, etc, all w/ text identifying each item ............... 8.00

BKC006 HORSTMAN BROS & CO CATALOG # 73 – 1888 FOR OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NATIONALGUARD. 40 pages, soft cover. Fully illustrated w/ line drawings of helmets, caps, shakos, shoulder knots, belts,horse furniture, belt plates, buttons, spurs, cap ornaments, bridles, saddles, etc, all w/ text .......................... 8.00

BKC007 THE M.C. LILLEY AND CO, COLUMBUS, OHIO, CATALOG OF UNIFORMS FOR 1882. 25 Fullpage plates of line drawings depicting uniforms of the U.S. Army and Militia in detail and fully identified. A finereference source ..................................................................................................................................................... 8.00

BKC008 RAYMOLD MILITARY UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT CATALOG 1895, 32 pages, soft cover.Reprint of a rare catalog of one of the most famous military suppliers. Includes uniforms for line officers, cavalryand mounted officers, staff officers, as well as enlisted men. Details overcoats, insignia, headgear, swords, belts,saddles, knapsacks, leggings and chevrons. ....................................................................................................... 8.00

BKC009 M.C. LILLEY AND CO CATALOG OF UNIFORMS FOR 1914. 48 pages, card covers. All pages areillustrated and depict uniforms and equipment for the U.S. Army and National Guard. Sections on insignia,chevrons, and flags are also included. A fine reference source .......................................................................... 8.00

BKC010 ILLUSTRATIONS OF SILKEN COLORS, GUIDONS, AND STANDARDS. G.P.O.1914. 18 pagereprint completely photo illustrated, 6" x 9", soft cover. Depicts official U.S. flags - Presidential and Secretary ofWar, etc, Infantry, Engineer, Coast Artillery Corps standards, Guidons of Cavalry, Field Artillery, EngineersCorps, Signal Corps, Regimental flags, with dimensions and detail ................................................................. 8.00

BKC011 BAILY, BANKS & BIDDLE CO. 1916 CATALOG OF MILITARY AND NAVAL INSIGNIA ANDNOVELTIES. 32 pages, 5 1/4" x 8 1/4", soft cover, reprint. Completely illustrated with descriptive text and 1916prices. Depicts U.S. military medals, U.S. military society badges, military class rings and pins, regimental crests,military jewelry, regimental giftware, corps badges, insignia pins, crests, regulation insignia, shooting awardsand badges, swords, etc. of the U.S. Army, Navy and Marine Corps .................................................................. 8.00

BKC012 REWARDS FOR SERVICE , UNITED STATES ARMY – DECORATIONS, MEDALS, SERVICERIBBONS AND A.E.F. INSIGNIA, Prepared by Captain Arthur G Duncan, Q.M.C. 24 pages soft cover, Reprintof 1919 edition. Completely illustrated with photos of decorations. .............................................................. 8.00

BKC013 ARMY AND NAVY STORE CO. INC, CATALOG 1918 EDITION, 32 pages soft cover.Comprehensive illustrated listing of WWI Army and Navy, USMC, Coast Guard, US PHS equipment for bothenlisted men and officers. Details and illustrates wings, chevrons, cloth rating badges, collar discs, insignia,buttons, shoulder boards, sabre knots, sword belts, web gear, headgear, dress and fatigue uniforms and much more.Contains very interesting items ........................................................................................................................... 8.00

BKC014 REGULATIONS AND NOTES OF THE UNIFORM FOR THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS OFTHE UNITED STATES 1852. Compiled and edited by J.N. Jacobsen. 32 pages, 6" x 9", soft cover. Illustrated with15 regulation period plates and 5 photographs depicting uniforms. Contains full regulations for uniform, insigniaand accoutrements as worn by officers, petty officers and seamen as well as Marine Corps officers and enlistedpersonnel. Fine source for the military collector ............................................................................................... 8.00

BKC020 REGULATIONS FOR THE UNIFORMS AND DRESS OF THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES1872 Govt. printing Office 1872. 20 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. Contains full regulations for the uniforms,insignia and accoutrements as worn by different branches of the Army. Both officers and enlisted men. Includeshorse furniture & military academy uniforms. Reprint of early Indian War Regs. ............................................ 8.00

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UNIFORMS & INSIGNIABKC023 REGULATIONS AND DECISIONS PERTAINING TO THE UNIFORM OF THE ARMY OF THEUNITED STATES, 1898 Govt. printing office, Washington, Second Edition, June 20, 1898. 48 pages, 5" x 7 1/2",soft cover, indexed. Contains full regulations for uniforms, insignia and accoutrements for both officers andenlisted men as worn by different branches of the Army. Interesting section on summer clothing, canvas fatiguesand the uniform for enlisted Indian Scouts. Also included are specifications for horse equipment. Reprint ofofficial govt. regulations ...................................................................................................................................... 8.00

WORLD WAR I PERIOD U.S. UNIFORMS AND INSIGNIA REFERENCE BOOKLETS. These monographsare derived from the writings of Colonel Dion Williams, USMC (1918). All are profusely illustrated withphotographs and line drawings of officer’s and enlisted men’s uniforms - dress and field types, hats, caps,rank insignia - collar and shoulder types, specialist ratings and patches. All have fine explanatory anddescriptive texts. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover.

BKC028 UNIFORMS & INSIGNIA OF THE U.S. MARINE CORPS, 1918. 40 pages, 17 plates of photographsand line drawings ................................................................................................................................................. 8.00

BKC029 UNIFORMS & INSIGNIA OF THE U.S. NAVY, 1918. 64 pages, 27 plates of photographs and linedrawings ........................................................................................................................................................... 8.00

BKC030 UNIFORMS & INSIGNIA OF THE U.S. COAST GUARD, U.S. LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE, U.S.PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE, 1918. 40 pages, 11 plates of photographs and line drawings ........................ 8.00

BKC034 THE COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL IN THE SERVICE OF GERMANY 1914-1917. by G.F. Hill,M.A., Dept of Coins and Medals, British Museum. 24 pages, 5" x 8", soft cover. Reprint of the WWI study of ImperialGerman propaganda medals. Includes Zeppelin Raid on London, Victory Penny, To Paris 1914, Bismarck Medaland the Sinking of the Lusitania. Ill. with 16 types showing both sides as well as text. .............................. 6.00

BKC035 U.S. ARMY UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT 1889 “SPECIFICATIONS FOR CLOTHING, CAMP& GARRISON EQUIPAGE, AND CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE MATERIALS” Quartermaster General Of TheArmy. 375 pages, 6" x 9", soft cover. This rare book not only contains complete specifications, but detailed linedrawings of virtually every item of uniform and equipment issued. Valuable reference for articles used during the1870’s and 1880’s, the period of the Indian wars - 100’s of Illustrations - flags, chevrons, brass insignia, cookingequipment, tents, beds, overalls, litters, buttons, marking equipment, helmets, gloves. ............................... 29.95

BKC036 AMERICAN MILITARY BELT PLATES by M. J. O’Donnell & J. Duncan Campbell. 8 1/2" x 11", 616pages, Hardbound with over 1000 photo plates. This encyclopedia of belt plates covers Revolutionary War, 1790Legion plates, early Militia, War of 1812, Eagle plates, shoulder plates, panel plates, 1830 rifleman, 1839 PatternE.M. 1851 Eagle wreath, presentation plates, Civil War Union & Confederate oval plates & sword belt plates,Indian War Hagner Patent Plates, Mills web belt buckles both military and commercial - artillery, Engineer Corps,Cavalry, Infantry and U.S. Marine Corps. Each plate is photographed front and rear with dimensions. Text describesmethod of manufacture, material, belt fastening and usage. Accurate identification of most all US belt plates 1776-1914 EM and officer. This will be the source reference on this subject. ........................................................ 49.95

BKC037 U.S. MILITARY HEADGEAR 1770-1880 by Waverly P. Lewis. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 72 pages, soft cover.Completely illustrated with photos of U.S. helmets, shakos, kepis, hats, their insignia and trimmings. Descriptivetext details each item. Separate chapters on hat construction as well as evolution of military headgear. Long outof print, this source reference is again available ................................................................................................. 8.00

BKC039 THE MEN OF FORT FOSTER, ENLISTED UNIFORMS, EQUIPMENT AND ARTIFACTS OF THEU.S. ARMED FORCES 1835-1842 by A. De Quesada. 8 1/2" x 11", 86 pages, perfect bound. Over 100 photographsand illustrations. The small garrison at Fort Foster had been issued the new 1839 regulation uniform and equipment.All the items recovered show in great detail what the Seminole War Infantry, USMC and Navy personnel used. Themuskets, pistols, swords, buttons, buckles, headdress, uniforms, leather goods, and personal effects are describedin text and photos. Interesting historical background on Fort Fisher together with fortification and heavy ordnancedata is examined .................................................................................................................................................. 14.95

BKC040 BRASS SPIKES AND HORSETAIL PLUMES, A HISTORY OF U.S. ARMY DRESS HELMETS1872-1904 by Gordon Chappell. 8 1/2" x 11", 128 pages, hardbound with 145 photo plates, indexed. A studyon the history and development of U.S. Army dress helmet. Photos demonstrate the various badges, cords andother accessories that adorn these helmets. Historic photographs show Cavalry, Artillery and Infantry soldiers& officers at military posts of the period from West Point and Ft. Riley, Kansas to Fort Union, N.M. and Skaguay,Alaska. Includes one of the last portraits of Gen. Custer in full dress uniform prior to his death .............. 29.95


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G.I. THE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN SOLDIER, HIS UNIFORM AND HIS EQUIPMENTAll volumes are 7 1/2" x 10", perfect bound, profusely illustrated with period photographs both in black & whiteand full color. A detailed photo analysis along with descriptive text of the uniforms and equipment used in variousperiods of our military history. Each volume contains approximately 100 photos.

BKC043 BILLY YANK, THE UNIFORM OF THE UNION ARMY 1861-1865 by M. McAfee & J. Langellier,80 pages. History of the Union Army Uniform ................................................................................................. 13.95

BKC046A THE MARINES IN WORLD WAR II, FROM PEARL HARBOR TO TOKYO BAY by Chris Anderson.72 pgs w/ Black & white & color photographs. Pictorial history of the soldiers of the USMC. ................. 13.95

BKC046B PATTON’S 3RD ARMY by Christopher Anderson. 72 pgs ..................................................... 13.95

BKC047 RECORD OF AMERICAN UNIFORM AND HISTORICAL BUTTONS BICENTENNIAL EDITIONby Alphaeus H. Albert. 512 pages, 6" x 9", hardbound. The standard reference on American buttons. Over 3000buttons are pictured covering U.S. Military Rev. War to present, - all branches; British Loyalist Corps of Revolution;State Militias, North & South; Official and Diplomatic Service; all Federal Depts. GAR and Veterans Organizations;Confederate Military, all branches; Schools, Universities and Academies; Political Campaign & Commemorative;George Washington Inaugural. Buttons are shown with variants noted, backmarks, sizes, relative value andreference number assigned. The Button Bible .................................................................................................. 45.95

BKC048 CAMPAIGN CLOTHING: FIELD UNIFORMS OF THE INDIAN WAR ARMY 1866-1871 by LeeRutledge. 52 pages, 6" x 9", perfect bound. A complete description of the hand-me-down uniforms worn by theFrontier Army after the Civil War. Each garment is fully described, illustrated and accompanied by an identificationchart. This book describes what the troops actually wore, which is not necessarily what the regulations specified.Illustrated with line drawings and photographs .............................................................................................. 12.95

BKC051 HORSTMAN’S THE ENTERPRISE OF MILITARY EQUIPAGE by Bruce Bazelon. 211 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", hardbound, 67 pages of photos. History of America’s largest military equipment dealer of the 19thcentury. Founded in 1816, this firm is documented by unique surviving original ledgers, scrapbooks andphotographs. Shows swords, drums, flags, insignia, military trimmings and other military accoutrements of theCivil War and other exciting periods. Insight into how this famous firm obtained the swords, uniforms and othermilitary goods that made them famous worldwide. ......................................................................................... 25.00

BKC053 UNIFORMS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY 1774-1889 IN FULL COLOR by H.A. Ogden. 48pages, 9 1/4" x 12 1/4", soft cover. 44 full color plates of paintings by artist H.A. Ogden. Commissioned by theWar Dept., the plates depict officers and enlisted men in minutely detailed regalia, complete with weapons, horsesand accoutrements. Encompasses brig generals, staff and line officers, cavalry, infantry and artillery troops inmartial settings. Individual plates show Washington, Winfred Scott, Gen. Grant and Maj. General Meade. Allprints are suitable for framing. Original pub. QM Dept., US Army and all have detailed descriptions. ....... 9.95

BKC054 INDIA-RUBBER AND GUTTA-PERCHA IN THE CIVIL WAR ERA, AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORYOF RUBBER AND PRE-PLASTIC ANTIQUES AND MILITARIA by M. Woshner. 224 pages, 8 1/2" x 11",hardbound. Illustrated with over 600 photos. Describes and illustrates buttons, combs, Cartes De Visite cases,shoes, boots, hat covers, coats, knapsacks, tents, rubber pontoon bridges, buckets and more. Covers the militarytrials of 1850’s, development of Gutta-Percha and India, and the story of the beginning of an industry giant - TheGoodyear Rubber Company. First indepth study on this subject. ................................................................. 39.95

BKC055 COWBOYS IN UNIFORM: THE UNIFORMS, ARMS AND EQUIPMENT OF THE ROUGHRIDERS by J.C. Stewart. 75 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", softcover. Profusely illustrated with contemporary photos as wellas full color uniform plates and close up photos of arms and equipment. Details EM and officer’s uniforms, dressand fatigue, mess gear, chevrons, hats, holsters, canteens, haversacks, appendages and horse trappings. Detailedtext describes all the equipment. Vintage photos of camp life and campaigns, section on Regimental flags, tents,blankets and ponchos. Excellent reference ....................................................................................................... 16.95

BKC056 MANUAL OF ARMS, ADAPTED TO THE SPRINGFIELD RIFLE, CALIBER .45 AND TO THEMAGAZINE RIFLE, CALIBER .30. Printed by Army and Navy journal, 1897. 64 pages, 5”x 7”, softcover.Sections on individual instruction with Arms, School of the Soldier, Drill regulations, Rifle salute, Firing positions,Firing orders, Stack arms, etc. S&S reprint of the rare Spanish American War manual. .................................... 8.00

BKC057 A GUIDE BOOK TO U.S. ARMY DRESS HELMETS 1872-1904. By M. Kasel and D. Moore. 88pages, 6”x 9”, soft cover. A complete exploration of the origins, development and modifications to the U.S. Army’sspiked and plumed helmets of the late Indian War period. Describes all components from bodies to plates to plumes,Side buttons and shoulder cords and tells how to differentiate the originals from the reproduction helmets andparts. Extensively illustrated with photographs of complete Helmets and their components. ..................... 16.95

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BKC058 MILITARY INSTRUCTORS MANUAL. By Capt. James Cole, 59th Infantry and Maj. OliverSchoonmaker, 76th Division, 1917. 510 pages, 5 x 7 ½” Hard bound, Illustrated Chapters on Drill Regulations,Physical Training, Use of modern arms (Range practice, Pistol, Bayonet, Machine Guns and Grenade practice)Map Sketching, Trench Warfare, Signaling, Guard Duty, Field Work and General Administration. Original Issue,Dated 1917. Very Limited supply, Good condition ......................................................................................... 25.00

BKC059 REPRO BUCKLES OF THE CIVIL WAR – TELL THE REAL FROM THE REPRO. By B.H. Crouch.136 pages, 6”x 9”, soft cover, indexed. Profusely illustrated with over 275 photos front and obverse. Covers bothUnion and Confederate Officers and E.M. plates. Detailed descriptions along with dimensions help identify thecopies of original designs. Chapters on the 1960’s English import plates. .................................................. 22.95

BKC060 AVIATION BADGES AND INSIGNIA OF THE U.S. ARMY 1913-1946. By J. Duncan Campbell.104 pages, 8 ½”x11”, Soft cover, over 400 illustrations. Complete definitive reference on Military AviationBadges and Insignia of the Aviation Section Signal Corps, Air Service, Air Corps, and WW2 Army Air Force.Full text illustrated with 240 aeronautical wing badges-bullion, cloth and metal on cloth-most actual size.109 cap, collar and sleeve insignia, 50 WW1 & WW2 wartime insignia-winged boot, goldfish club & clippedwings. Special sections on 1919 Military Aviator insignia, cap insignia & RPA & JMA devices. Appendixwith 55 unit histories and aircraft insignia of WW1 AEF squadrons, War Dept. Drawings of badges andawards, WW1 statistics, training fields and manufacturers marks. Revised 1995 edition, out of print. Excellentreference book ..................................................................................................................................................... 19.95

BKC061 MILITARY BUTTONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION by Don Troiani. 8 ½” x 11, 180pages. Details the many Military Buttons used during the American Revolution by the American, British, andFrench Armies. Includes many pictures as well as a guide to which units used which type of buttons. Verywell illustrated and an excellent reference book. Hardcover .......................................................................... 39.95

BKC062 WORLD WAR I COLLECTORS HANDBOOK, VOLUMES I AND II by Hayes Otoupalik. 8 ½”x 11, 110 pages, soft bound. Presents a wealth of information on many items from World War I, Allied andCentral Powers. Includes info on Firearms, Edged Weapons, Personal Equipment, Uniforms and Insignia. Anexcellent Sourcebook for the WWI collector .................................................................................................... 20.00

BKC064 INFANTRY TACTICS, by Brig-Gen. Silas Casey. Instruction, exercise and manoeuvres of thesoldier, company, battalion and brigade. Originally printed by D. Von Nostrand, NY 1865 ...................... 12.00

BKC065 FIELD MANUAL OF EVOLUTIONS OF THE LINE by Capt. Henry Copp’ee, late instructorU.S. Military Academy at West Point.. For use by officers of the U.S. Infantry. This book is a sequel to theAuthorized U.S. Infantry Tactics ........................................................................................................................ 10.00

BKC066 MANUAL OF INSTRUCTION FOR THE VOLUNTEER & MILITIA OF THE CONFEDERATESTATES, by William Gilham, Originally printed in 1861 and published by West & Johnston in Richmond,VA. Gilham was a Commandant and Instructor at Virginia Military Institute ............................................... 36.00

BKC067 AMERICAN MILITARY HEADGEAR INSIGNIA by J. Duncan Campbell and Michael J.O’Donnell. 311 pgs with black and white images. Very well illustrated. Details 19th century militaryheadgear insignia. Includes brass as well as embroidered insignia for both helmets and caps .................... 39.95

BKC068 HORSE EQUIPMENT OF THE CIVIL WAR ERA by Howard R. Crouch. 194 pgs with black andwhite images. Shows equipment for both Union and Confederate horses. Details insignia, hardware, saddles,and other accoutraments, civilian and military ................................................................................................. 39.95

BKC070 THE COLLAR DISK STORY, 1907-1999 by L. Albert Scipio II. 296 pgs with black and whiteimages. An excellent reference book for the many collar disks worn by the U.S. military throughout the1900’s. Well illustrated and a must for any serious U.S. military insignia collector ................................... 39.95

BKC072 UNITED STATES ARMY TACTICS: INFANTRY, 445 pages with Line Drawings. Reprint of theoriginal 1874 manual. Details Marching, Movement, and combat tactics at various command levels for infantryunits. Excellent reference for the tactics used during that time period ........................................................... 30.00

BKC073 CONFEDERATE SADDLES AND HORSE EQUIPMENT, by Ken R. Knopp. 194 pages withblack and white images. Details the parts, manufacture, and use of the Confederate saddles and horseequipment. Includes production numbers from the manufacturers. Well illustrated ..................................... 39.95

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BKC074 U.S. ARMY UNIFORMS OF WORLD WAR II by Shelby Stanton. 288 pages, 7” x 9”. 410photographs guide you through this informative book. Details on uniforms and some equipment. Explains thedifferent uniforms used in the Pacific vs. the European theaters. Covers both the enlisted and officers alongwith WAC and non-combatant uniforms. ........................................................................................................... 19.95

BKC076 STRAPS, THE EVOLUTION OF UNITED STATES ARMY SHOULDER STRAPS, by H. Lonham.210 pages, 8 ½” x 11”, Nicely photographed and well written book on this often confusing subject. Showsin great detail the difference of style and manufacturing as to allow the correct dating of shoulder straps.Covers the pre-Civil War period thru World War II. Information on original suppliers and modernreproductions is included. Many period photographs along with current photographs. No collector orhistory buff should be without this book. ........................................................................................................ 35.00

BKC077 UNIFORMS OF THE CIVIL WAR by Francis A. Lord. 174 pages with black and white images.Provides and excellent overview of the many uniforms used throughout the Civil War. Includes U.S. and C.S.Army, Navy, Marine, Militia, and Special Forces uniforms. Well illustrated. ................................................ 12.95

BKC078 THE U.S. CAVALRY HORSE by General William H. Carter. 405 pages with black and whiteimages. Originally released in 1895, this book provides a unique insight into the selection, training and careof Horses in the Cavalry. Also includes detailed sections on equipment. ..................................................... 19.95

BKC080 U.S. ARMY & MILITIA CANTEENS 1775 - 1910 by Mike O’Donnell. 299 pages with blackand white images. Covers all U.S. canteens from the earliest days of the revolution to just prior to WWI. Alsoincludes a section on specialty canteens and a list of canteen suppliers. An very well done and illustratedguide to this important, yet underrated field. .................................................................................................... 38.50

BKC081 HISTORIC AMERICAN SPURS, by Howard R. Crouch. 88 pages with black & white images.Details over 160 types of spurs from the Union, Confederate, Western, civilian and racing sectors. Includesprices. Well illustrated. ...................................................................................................................................... 19.95

BKC082 MILITARY SUN HELMETS OF THE WORLD by Peter Suciu. 93 pages with color images.Provides an excellent visual look at these unique headgear. Incudes sections on Helmets from all the majorpowers including the United States, Britian, Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, Japan and more. Excellentreference on thus subject. Very well illustrated ................................................................................................ 34.95

BKC083 THE CIVIL WAR UNIFORMS OF THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORP, THE REGULATIONSOF 1859 by Lt. Col. Charles H. Cureton, USMCR (Ret.) and David M. Sullivan. 296 pages with Black &White and Color images. Hardcover. The definitive book on USMC uniforms of the Civil War. Superblyillustrated with excellent photographs. Details Coats, Jackets, Shirts, Pants, Hats, Leather Goods, Insignia,Swords, and more. Numerous full color photos show these items in great detail. ......................................... 79.95

BKC084 SOLDIERS AND UNIFORMS OF THE AMERICAN ARMY 1775-1954, by Fritz Kredel. 72pages with color illustrations. Provides a nice overview of the uniforms of the American Army from theRevolution up thru the Korean War. 32 full color plates present the many variations and changes the Armyuniform has undergone over nearly 200 years. Very nicely illustrated. Also includes brief histories on thesoldiers and time periods of the uniforms. ......................................................................................................... 12.95

BKC085 PAINTED STEEL: STEEL POTS, VOLUME II, by Chris Armold. Hardcover. 383 pages withcolor and black and white images. A definitive guide to US military steel Helmets. Includes sections onWWI, WWII, Marine Corps, Combat Vehicle Crew, Airborne, and Naval Helmets. Also includes sections onfakes and reproductions. Numerous photographs detail the many unit or special markings on helmets. ShortDivisional histories are given for division marked helmets. ........................................................................... 57.95

BKC086 EQUIPPING THE CORPS: 1892 - 1937, by Alec S. Tulkoff. Hardcover. 384 pages with colorimages. An excellent study of USMC equipment from the Spanish American War up to Pre WWII. Providessections on Field Gear, Small Arms, Headgear, Webgear and more. Also includes sections on the 1892, 1904,1912, 1917, 1922, 1929, and 1937 Uniform Regulations. Information on quantities purchased by the USMCis also given. Extremely well illustrated with numerous detailed photographs. ........................................... 79.95

BKC087 GRUNT GEAR: USMC COMBAT INFANTRY EQUIPMENT OF WORLD WAR II by Alec S.Tulkoff. Hardcover. 336 pages with color images. The ultimate reference for WWII USMC gear. Sections onuniforms, weapons, headgear, 782 gear, dog tags, packs, bags, ammunition pouches, belts, boots, Machetes,knives, bayonets, grenades and more. Serial number ranges for various weapons are also given. ............... 79.95

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BKC088 DRESSED FOR DUTY: AMERICAN WOMEN IN UNIFORM 1898-1973 VOLUME 1, by By JillHalcomb Smith. Hardcover. 480 pages with black and white and color images. Details the uniforms worn bywomen in the service. Includes section on the uniforms worn by the various Nurses corps, the Red Cross, theCivil Air Patrol, various ladies auxiliary organizations, Marine Corps women’s reserve and more. ........... 54.95

BKC089 DRESSED FOR DUTY: AMERICAN WOMEN IN UNIFORM 1898-1973 VOLUME 2, by By JillHalcomb Smith. Hardcover. 544 pages with black and white and color images. Details the uniforms worn bywomen in the service. Includes section on the uniforms worn by the WAVES, WASPs, WAFS, WOWs, WACs,WAACs, USO, YMCA, YWCA and more. ........................................................................................................ 59.95

BKC090 CAVALRY: FROM HOOF TO TRACK, by Roman Jarymowycz. 276 pages with black and whiteimages. Covers the glorious history of the Cavalry from ancient times through the Gulf War. Details famousbattles such as Waterloo, the Blitzkrieg and many more. Shows the evolution of Cavalry from horse soldiers tohelicopters and tanks. An excellent history ..................................................................................................... 21.95

BKC091 FORTS OF THE NORTHERN PLAINS by Jeff Barnes. 220 pages with black and white images.Provides excellent background information on forts in North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebreska, Wyoming,Montana, Minnesota, and Iowa. Gives quick facts on each fort, brief history and visitors information ..... 19.95

BKC092 GERMANY ‘S COMBAT HELMETS: 1933-1945, A MODERN STUDY by Ken Niewiarowicz.468 pages with black and white and color images. This extremely well illustrated and research book showsthe many helmets used by Germany. Details standard infantry Helmets as well as paratrooper, specialty andcustom models. Many models and units are described in detail ...................................................................... 69.95

BKC093 SS STEEL, PARADE AND COMBAT HELMETS OF GERMANYS THIRD REICH ELITE byKelly Hicks. 304 pages with black and white and color images. This extremely well illustrated and researchbook shows the many helmets used by the SS. Pre-War and wartime helmets are included as well as custom andspecialty models. Markings are also discussed in detail ................................................................................ 62.95

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BKD001 AMELIA EARHART - WHAT REALLY HAPPENED AT HOWLAND. by G. Carrington. 196pages, 6" x 9", soft cover. 50 photos and maps. Factual account based on the unabridged pre war Coast Guard recordrecently made public. Puts her round the World flight in true perspective against the events during the 1930’swhich were inexorably leading the World to war. Evaluates the true capability of her aircraft and the ability of hernavigator. Answers the many mysteries of her last flight. .............................................................................. 16.95

BKD002 PASSENGER AIRLINERS OF THE UNITED STATES - 1926-1991. by M. Smith. 208 pages, 11"x8 1/2", soft cover. 400 photos. Indexed photo guide to a significant number of large and small, Domestic andForeign built air transports delivered to U.S. carriers. Complete specs & performance data are given in additionto a photo illustration. Covers single and multiple engine piston as well as the later jet transports. Shows airlineusage of each model as well as pertinent data as to production, modifications & delivery. ............................ 8.50

BKD003 WINGS TO THE ORIENT “PAN AMERICAN CLIPPER PLANES 1935-1945, A PICTORIALHISTORY”. by S. Cohen. 224 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", soft cover. 304 photographs. The definitive pictorial historyof the 3 flying boats that were used by Pan American Airways to open the Pacific and Orient to air travel in the1930’s. The Sikorsky S-42, Martin M130 and Boeing B314 are detailed by vintage photographs of their interioraccommodations, flight decks as well as routes, docking facilities, repair shops, hotels, menu’s and much more. Aphotographic record of the great Pan American Clippers. .............................................................................. 12.95

BKD004 FOLDED WINGS, A HISTORY OF TRANSOCEAN AIRLINES. by A. Szura. 166 pages,8 1/2" x 11", soft cover. 278 photos and maps. Organized in 1946, this maverick airline became the largestsupplemental air carrier in the World, employing at is peak 6700 workers at 57 bases Worldwide. It carriedeverything from gunpowder for the Chinese Army to gold bullion. It ferried cedar chests, passengers, monkeys,goats and coal to every corner of the World. Here in a pictorial history is the story of this great Airline whichfolded its wings on Jan. 6, 1960 ...................................................................................................................... 12.95

BKD008 MOTION PICTURE STUNT PILOTS AND HOLLYWOOD’S CLASSIC AVIATION MOVIES. byH. Wynne. 184 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", soft cover. 204 photos. This book focuses on the 1920’s and 30’s, the periodof pioneer stunt flyers. Where aviation was the theme or a significant part of the story, their work was just asimportant as any other discipline working on the picture. Without acting airplanes, the realism of yesterdaysclassic aviation movies would never have been achieved. It concludes with the end of the romantic era of aviation,W.W.II.............. ........................................................................................................................................................ 9.95


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BKD010 FORGOTTEN FIELDS OF AMERICA by Lou Thole. 178 pgs with black and white images. Includesinformation on Atterbury Army Air Field, Coffeyville Army Air Field, Lockbourne Army Air Field, Fairmont ArmyAir Field, Herington Army Air Field, Baer Field, Freeman Field, Stout Field Army Air Base, Hendricks Field,Smyrna Army Air Field, Chanute Air Force Base, and Ephrata Army Air Base .............................................. 17.95

BKD011 EXPLORERS AIR YACHT - THE SIKORSKY S-38 FLYING BOAT by P.J. Capelotti. 8 1/2" x 11",82 pages, perfect bound. Illustrated with vintage photographs & factory drawings. Forerunner of the Pan AmericanClippers this remarkable aircraft was the first of its breed to open air routes over the great oceans. It was used bythe arctic explorers and Lindbergh on his flight from Miami to Panama. Of the 101 manufactured, not a singleexample of this historical aircraft survives. In depth account of one of America’s first flying boats ......... 10.95

BKD012 TOP SECRET BIRD - THE LUFTWAFFE’S ME-163 COMET by Wolfgang Spate. 7" x 10", 278 pages,perfect bound, 75 photos. The complete story of how W.W.II Germany designed, tested, constructed and massproduced a revolutionary aircraft - The Jet Fighter. Detailed accounts of the failures - the learning curves of botha new jet powerplant and a rocket fuselage without wheels or an elevator. First person accounts of early testflights. Battle tactics and armament are also discussed ................................................................................. 11.95

BKD013 KOGA’S ZERO “THE FIGHTER THAT CHANGED W.W.II” by J. Reardon. 7" x 10", 124 pages,perfect bound, 64 photos. Little known factual account of the salvage and restoration of a Jap zero that crashedinto an Alaskan bog. This plane was discovered in July 1942, and when recovered was eventually flown by U.S.pilots. Step by step description of this remarkable feat - the rebirth of a Mitsubishi Type O, Model 21 S/N 4593Zero. Knowledge gained by flying this plane ended the dominance of the Zero in the Pacific .................. 12.95

BKD015 THE LOST SQUADRON by David Hayes. 8 1/2" x 11", 224 pages, Hardbound, Indexed. Profuselyillustrated. The true story of how a squadron of P38 aircraft crash landed on the ice in Greenland during W.W.II,and their incredible rescue in 1988 from 260 feet beneath the ice. The discovery of the plans thru the final recoveryare vividly described in photos and text. Using steam to melt a tunnel, they were able to bring to the surface a 10ton P38 with a wingspan of 52 feet. Astonishing story of how a determined group of people overcame incredibleodds to finally rescue one of the lost squadron and bring it home to fly again ............................................ 40.00

BKD016 THE FIRST FLIGHT AROUND THE WORLD, APRIL 6-SEPTEMBER 28, 1924. By C. Glines andS. Cohen. 170 pages, 8 ½”x 11”, soft cover. A pictorial history of one of the most incredible feats of modernaviation-Around the world in an open cockpit airplane – The Douglas World Cruiser. Details the Planes, theMilitary Pilots and the Equipment they carried. day by day account of the flight, The stopovers, hardships,weather problems and the final success. Hundreds of vintage photographs of the planes, flight crews, ports of calland the artifacts that remind us of the bravery of these pioneers of the skies. ............................................... 17.95

BKD017 FORGOTTEN FIELDS OF AMERICA VOLUME II by Lou Thole. 172 pages with black and whiteimages. Details WWII airbases and training fields then and now. Many pictures taken both during the war andin present times. This book details Freeman Field , Moton Field, Carlstrom Field, Buckingham Army Air Field, SanAngelo Army Air Field, Hondo Army Air Field, Wendover Army Air Base, Walnut Ridge Army Air Field, PyoteArmy Air Field, Pratt Army Air Field, Craig Field and Sioux City Army Air Base. Also includes a directory ofhistoric airbases around the country ............................................................................................................... 17.95

BKD018 FORGOTTEN FIELDS OF AMERICA VOLUME III by Lou Thole. 178 pages with black and whiteimages. Details WWII airbases and training fields then and now. Many pictures taken both during the war andin present times. This book details Tuskegee Air Field, Kingman Army Air Field, Dyersburg Army Air Field,Venice Army Air Field, Page Field, Laurinburg- Maxton Army Air Base, Williams Air Force Base, Columbus AirForce Base, Tonopah Army Air Field, Reese Air Force Base, and Wendover Army Air Field. Also includes adirectory of historic airbases around the country .......................................................................................... 17.95

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NORTH-SOUTH SKIRMISH ASSOCIATIONIf you are one of the millions of Americans with an interest in Civil War or blackpowder shooting,

the North-South Skirmish Association is for you. Ft. Shenandoah, the Association’s home range, is locatedon several hundred acres of land in the rolling hills of the lower Shenandoah Valley just outside ofWinchester, Va. The shooting competition in the N-SSA is done with live ammunition at both paper targetsfor individual score and at various breakable targets with 5 or 8 man team events. Matches are with musket,carbines, repeating rifles, revolvers, cannon and mortar. The N-SSA is comprised of regional divisions thathost their own skirmishes. Twice a year, once in May and again in October, Ft. Shenandoah is host to theAssociation’s National Skirmish. For further information visit www.n-ssa.org

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MISCELLANEOUSBKE002 THE ARMY CALLED IT HOME, MILITARY INTERIORS OF THE 19TH CENTURY. by WilliamL. Brown II. 8 1/2" x 11", 232 pages, Hardbound. Contains over 200 vintage photographs of living quarters,barracks, mess halls, hospitals, tent interiors and recreation areas utilized by the army in the 1800’s. Shows indetail equipment storage, officers quarters, frontier kitchens and everyday soldier life on the march as well as inthe post. Maps of military installations are included. Classic photos of General Custer at home with his wife. Arare look at military lifestyles throughout the country during a unique period in our history. ................... 29.95

BKE003 THE POSTERS THAT WON THE WAR. by D. Nelson. 9" x 11 1/2", 160 pages, Hardbound, illustrated.The productions, recruitment and war bond posters of W.W.II. These are the posters that spurred the public intoaction, increasing production and raising the patriotic spirit on the home front. Over 100 full color posters alongwith 40 black & white photographs ................................................................................................................. 34.95

BKE006 V FOR VICTORY, “AMERICA’S HOME FRONT DURING W.W.II”. by Stan Cohen. 416 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", soft cover, 700+ photographs, 110 pages of full color. Vivid pictorial journey thru the war years as seenby civilians at home: ration cards, blackouts, war work, recruiting, bond drives, shipyards, wartime music,Hollywood’s contribution, service organizations, civil defense, Japanese-American internees, sports, parades,exhibits. Interesting look at WWII at Home .................................................................................................... 29.95

BKE007 THE U-BOAT COMMANDER’S HANDBOOK. by the High Command of the German Navy. W.W.IIU.S. Navy translation of the 1943 German edition. 120 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", softcover. Compiled from combatexperience, this handbook was at the side of every operation U-boat commander. The student of the Battle of theAtlantic can feel the drama of the U-Boat in action. Through this book the reader enters the mind of the U-Boatcommander. Well Illustrated ................................................................................................................................. 8.95

BKE008 THE WAR DIARIES OF U-764: FACT OR FICTION?. by Heinz F. K. Guske. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 192pages, soft cover. Taken from the actual war diaries of the U-764, the author, a former radio operator of the boat, takesthe reader on each of the boat’s missions during W.W.II. The text is focused on illustrating what actually occurredon each mission, which was not always what the commander chose to record in his KTB’s. A rare insight intoundersea warfare .................................................................................................................................................... 9.95

BKE010 EAST WIND RAIN “A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE PEARL HARBOR ATTACK”. by S. Cohen.8 1/2" x 11", 298 pages, soft cover. Profusely photo illustrated history of the infamous attack on our Naval Fleetat Pearl Harbor. 100’s of official U.S. Navy photos are used to show destruction rained on our forces by Japan.Scenes included ships, government installations, aircraft facilities and civilian populations. Vintage Japanesepictures are also shown. Descriptive text ...................................................................................................... 16.95

BKE011 PROCEDURE FOR MILITARY EXECUTIONS (ARMY REGULATIONS #633-15) DEPARTMENTOF THE ARMY 1959. 22 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover, reprint. Official U.S. Army handbook describingmethods of execution - musketry, hanging and electrocution. Illustrations of hanging scaffolds, emergency gallowsand noose. Text describes duties to be carried out by officers, executioners, etc ............................................ 6.00

BKE015 STEADY NERVES AND STOUT HEARTS, THE ENTERPRISE (CV6) AIR GROUP AND PEARLHARBOR 7 DEC 1941. by R. Cressman and J. Wengler. 62 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", soft cover. Fascinating account of36 men from the carrier Enterprise who were in the air near or over Oahu at 7AM on December 7, 1941. The WakeIsland ferry mission that proceeded the attack, the flight operations during the attack and the abortive searches forthe Jap fleet and the tragic loss of planes from Fighting Six on the night following the attack. Photo Illustrated.A very interesting book to read ........................................................................................................................... 9.95

BKE016 THE CHICAGO WORLD’S FAIR OF 1893 - A PHOTOGRAPH RECORD. by S. Applebaum. 116pages 8 1/2" x 11", soft cover. A fantastic photo trip thru the Worlds Columbian Exposition, the Giant FerrisWheel, the huge building illuminated by electric lights, the Lagoons, the Promenades, the Statues, the Fountains,the Exhibits, Foreign Villages, the Midway. Building by building tour. ....................................................... 12.95

BKE017 THE NEW YORK WORLD’S FAIR 1939-1940 IN 155 PHOTOGRAPHS. by R. Wurts and S.Appelbaum. 152 pages, 8 1/2" x 9 1/2", soft cover. Detailed introduction relates the history of the fair and thepeople involved. Take a trip back thru the wonderful memories of a spectacular time. The Parachute Jump, 700 ft.Trylon and Perisphere, 3D movies, the World of Tomorrow, the Time Capsule, GE Futurama, Toyland and BillyRose’s Aquacade. The overall aerial photographs are unbelievable. Great reference for collectors ............. 14.95



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MISCELLANEOUSBKE018 DACHAU, 1933-1945. The official report of the United States 7TH Army and the InternationalPrisoners Committee of the Allies, as to what they saw when they entered the most notorious of the NaziConcentration Camps DACHAU, on April 29, 1945. From eye-witness accounts, personal narratives andinterviews as well as documents, one learns of the terror and mass murders that were inflicted by the infamous NaziSS on the helpless civilians and military prisoners under there control. Through 31 photographs we can vividlysee the utter degradation unto horrifying slow death administered by SS on helpless captives. An importanthistorical document of W.W.II. The facts are reported as they were observed by the investigative elements of theUnited States 7th Army (Counter Intelligence Corps Detachment and OSS section) and the International PrisonersCommittee of the Allies. A truly important report for historians and students of W.W.II as well as those who tendto forget what Nazism in Europe visited on its helpless people and captured soldiers under the guise of“preventative detention”. In order that history does not have a chance to repeat itself, everyone interested in thisera of world history should read and preserve this important Official Report. Reprinted in its entirety. 8 1/2" x 11"format, 68 pages, heavy card stock cover exactly like the original Army publication. .................................. 12.00

BKE019 ANNIE OAKLEY AND BUFFALO BILL’S WILD WEST. by Isabelle S. Sayers. 96 pages, 8 1/4" x11", soft cover. Provides a behind the scenes look at the life and career of Annie Oakley - her impoverishedchildhood, early years with Sells Brothers circus to the 17 years spent touring the world with Buffalo Bill’s WildWest Show. More than 100 photographs, posters, handbills and other memorabilia document Annie, Buffalo Bill,Sitting Bull and other members of the famous troupe. An informative account of one of greatest entertainmentspectacles of 19th century America: Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show. .............................................................. 9.95

BKE020 THE CODE OF HONOR OR RULES FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF PRINCIPALS AND SECONDSIN DUELING. by J.L. Walson. 16 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover. Reprint of rare 1858 document. Details dutyof person insulted, seconds, the challenge arms and loadings, presenting, the degree of insult, etc .............. 4.50

BKE021 THE BUFFALO HARVEST by F.Mayer & C. Roth. 6" x 9", 96 pages, soft cover, illustrated. Firstperson account of the great buffalo hunts of 1872 thru 1874. Details the guns, cartridges, hardships, meat and hidecontracts, dangers of hostile Indians and everyday life. An insight into one of the forgotten periods of westernexpansion as told thru the eyes of a 100 year old participant. ........................................................................... 8.50

BKE022 CIVIL DEFENSE HIGHWAY MAP. City of New York 1951, approximately 24" x 24". Shows GreaterNew York Metro Area with primary and secondary Civil Defense Routes in red and green colors. We have a limitedamount of this original item from the “Cold War Era”. ..................................................................................... 10.00

BKEO23 IN SEARCH OF THE BUFFALO, “THE STORY OF J. WRIGHT MODAR by C.G. Anderson. 6” x 9",144 pages, perfect bound. Profusely illustrated with vintage photographs in 1870. J. Modar formed the firstcompany to hunt and sell buffalo hides to the eastern market. This book chronicles the day by day events of thisunusual profession. He was one of the few men to ever kill an albino buffalo and it is described in detail. Sectionof hunting guns is very informative ................................................................................................................... 13.95

BKE024 TOYS GO TO WAR by J. Matthews. 8 1/2" x 11", 272 pages, perfect bound. Illustrated with 100’sof black & white and full color photographs. A comprehensive study into the military toys, games, puzzles,comics, books. Based on extensive research, this book combines contemporary history with a visual and narrativeexamination of the American toy industry’s adaptation to war time metal restrictions tailored to the uniquepatriotic mood of the times. Covers both girls and boys toys. Indexed, with value guide. ......................... 29.95

BKE025 COKE GOES TO WAR by V. Wrynn. 8 1/2" x 11", 80 pages, soft cover. Full color. This bookchronicles Coca-Cola’s unrivaled national magazine advertisements during 1940-1945. Descriptive textaccompanies each ad. Depicts soldiers, sailors, marines, pilots and civilians in the great patriotic effort put forthby the American people during W.W.II ................................................................................................................ 9.95

BKE026 AMERICA’S FIGHTING RAILROADS - A W.W.II PICTORIAL HISTORY by D. Denevi. 8 1/2" x11", 144 pages, 153 photos, perfect bound. A graphic look at the locomotive, rolling stock, stations, militaryusage, assembly lines, Alaska routes, streamline troop trains and the men and women who operated them. Greatphotos of military equipment being transported. .............................................................................................. 12.95

BKE028 CONFESSIONS OF A TROLLEY DODGER FROM BROOKLYN by Stan Fischler, 9" x 12", 136pages, hard cover. Profusely illustrated with 100’s of vintage photographs and descriptive text detailing thetrolley car’s active roll in bringing people and places together in Brooklyn, New York. Shows all the major lines– the cars and trackside side views circa 1930’s - 1950’s as seen thru the camera of a young man with a passionfor trolley cars. Contains a roster of Brooklyn trolley routes 1925, as well as a complete listing of the cars and carbuilders 1894 thru 1940’s ................................................................................................................................. 24.95


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MISCELLANEOUSBKE029 BY THE EL, THIRD AVENUE AND ITS EL AT MID-CENTURY by Lawrence Stelter. 9" x 12", 124pages, hardbound. Profusely illustrated with 166 full color photos of the stations, trains, trackside views and thepeople. Great architectural details as well as the magnificent stained glass station transoms, wrought irondecorations and complex trackwork are all shown in their Victorian splendor. Some photos are as nostalgic as aNorman Rockwell scene, others as gritty as skid row. A bygone era captured on film for all time. 1955 was thedemise of the New Yorker’s “Orient Express”. ................................................................................................ 38.95

BKE030 GOTHAM TURNSTILES by John Henderson. 8 1/2" x 11", 96 pages, perfect bound. Full Color visualdepiction of the rapid transit system in metropolitan area of New York 1958-1968. Covers IRT - BMT - IND Div.,Newark City Subway, South Brooklyn Railroad, Hudson & Manhattan Path and Staten Island Rapid Transit.Route maps, stations, right of ways, train signals and most important - the different rail cars are captured in fullcolor. Underground, elevated and at grade locations are shown and identified. A must for the collector, historianand train buff. ....................................................................................................................................................... 33.95

BKE031 THE SUBWAY - A TRIP THRU TIME ON NEW YORK’S RAPID TRANSIT by Stan Fischler. 8 1/2" x 11 1/2", 256 pages, Hardbound, over 150 photographs. Photo essay on the construction and scope ofAmerica’s largest underground railway system. Covers elevated railroads, tunnels, floods, wrecks, stations,signals, tracks, post W.W.II growth, trains now and then, bridges and a comprehensive overview into the mechanicsof running the complex system of NYC’s subways. Great reference ............................................................... 29.95

BKE032 LIONEL - A COLLECTOR’S GUIDE AND HISTORY - ADVERTISING AND ART by T. McComas& J. Tuohy. 8 1/2" x 11", 164 pages, soft cover. Hundreds of rare black and white ads and 36 color photos. Featuresadvertising literature from 1900 to 1950 including never before seen promotional retail flyers and brochures.Covers trains as well as electric toy ranges, model boats, wooden toys, as well as electric fence controllers andequipment made for the Navy and Army Signal Corps. Dealer displays, comic book advertisements and companydescriptions and sales philosophy are included. Reg. 19.95, Now ............................................................... 14.95

BKE036 REMEMBERING THE MAINE. By P&H Samuels. 358 pages, 6”x 9”, Hardbound. The real storybehind one of the longest unsolved Military mysteries in U.S. history – The Unexplained explosion that sank theU.S.S. Maine in Havana harbor. Secret documents including the 1898 report suppressed by President McKinleyare revealed and examined. The myth of a coal bunker explosion caused by spontaneous combustion is disproved.A detailed analysis of the Maine’s architecture analyze the properties of the explosives carried on the ship. Thishistorical whodunit describes in detail the controversial evidence, political impediments and the faultyinvestigations that clouded the truth for over 100 years. (Pub. Smithsonian Press) .................................... 18.95

BKE037 BULLY - COL. THEODORE ROOSEVELT, THE ROUGHRIDERS AND CAMP WIKOFF,MONTAUK, NY 1898. A newspaper chronicle with Roosevelt’s letters, edited by J. Heatley. 510 pages, 6”x 9”,soft cover. Illustrated with line drawings and a rare collection of photographs. An incredible detailed account ofthe everyday life of the RoughRiders as they recuperated on the end of Long Island after the Spanish American War.Maps show locations of the numerous buildings at CampWikoff, chapters on making the camp ready, the sick andthe wounded, the yellow fever, the visit of President McKinley, Roosevelt’s farewell address to the troops –Closing of the camp. Published by the Montauk Historical Society. Valuable reference. Special. ............... 16.95

BKE039 WORLD WAR II HOMEFRONT COLLECTIBLES, PRICE AND IDENTIFICATION GUIDE. By M.Jacobs. 208 pages, 8½”x 11”, soft cover. Covers the war related keepsakes and novelties produced 1941-1945.Includes Jewelry, Postcards, Movie Posters, Matchbooks, Banks, Statues, Toys, Games, Trading Cards, Books,Magazines and Anti-Axis Memorabilia – It’s all here, profusely Illustrated with more than 600 black and whitephotos, 16 page color section with over 60 color photos. Contains more than 2000 accurate and detailed pricelistings............. ..................................................................................................................................................... 22.95

BKE040 PROPAGANDA POSTCARDS OF WWII. By R. Menchine. 100 pages, 8½”x 11”, soft cover. Thestories behind propaganda postcards are fascinating bits of history often overlooked in textbooks. These are thereal things – Showing how the Axis and Allies demonized their enemies and glorified their heroes. Over 100 B/W photos along with 100 color photos together illustrate the emotional climate of the peoples affected by the war,whether they were on the battlefield or the production line. More than 300 postcards from over 20 Nations areexamined. ......................................................................................................................................................... 21.95

BKE041 STANDARD PRICE GUIDE TO U.S. SCOUTING COLLECTIBLES. By G. Cuhaj. 328 pages, 8½”x11”, soft cover. Complete guide to Boy Scout collectibles. Learn to identify Rank and Office patches, Pins, AwardMedals, Handbooks, Manuals, Medallions, Uniforms, Storybooks, Games, Greeting Cards, Calendars, MembershipCards and Cameras. Also covers Cub Scouts, Explorers and Sea Scouts. More than 250 photos plus 8 pages incolor. Lists current market value for over 5,700 items. ..................................................................................... 24.95


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MISCELLANEOUSBKE042 PRICE GUIDE TO COLLECTIBLE PIN-BACK BUTTONS 1896-1986. By Hake and King. 324pages, 8½”x 11”, soft cover. Updated prices for over 5000 advertising, Commemorative and Non-Political buttonsfrom the past 90 years. Covers Animals, Aviation, Boy Scouts, Cars, Disneyana, Famous People, Food, Holidays,Movies, Music, Product Advertising, Radio, Space exploration, Television, Wars, Western Heroes, Worlds Fairand more. Chapter on Button Manufacturers and Jobbers, Trademarks, Dating, Guide, and Makers advertisingliterature. A source reference on this interesting collector field. Hundreds of B&W photos, 16 page color sectionis included ......................................................................................................................................................... 19.95

The following original printings of our S&S Firearms catalogs were found while clearing our warehouse.Interesting look back on items sold by us in bygone years. Items listed in these catalogs can no longer be

purchased at the printed prices!

BKE043 1973-1974 S&S FIREARMS CATALOG OF MILITARY AMERICANA. 5 ½”x 8 ½”, 96 pages. PhotoIllustrated, Original printing. Great reference, Not to used for ordering merchandise, Limited quantity ...... 3.00

BKE043A 20TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION S AND S FIREARMS CATALOG. We found a case of these in thecellar. Great reference. Extremely Limited Supply. .............................................................................................. 3.00

BKE043B S AND S FIREARMS 1975-1976 CATALOG. We found a case of these in the cellar and thought ourcustomers would appreciate being able to have one. It is interesting to see what was available over 30 years agobut is now gone, not to mention the prices from the “good old days”. – Limited Supply. ............................. 3.00

BKE044 25th ANNIVERSARY S&S FIREARMS CATALOG OF MILITARY AMERICANA. 5 ½”x 8 ½”, 96pages. Photo Illustrated, Original printing. Full color cover, Not to used for ordering merchandise, Limitedquantity remaining ................................................................................................................................................ 3.00

BKE045 1979-1980 S&S FIREARMS CATALOG OF MILITARY AMERICANA. 5 ½”x 8 ½”, 80 pages. PhotoIllustrated, Original printing. Full color cover, Not to used for ordering merchandise, Limited quantity .... 3.00

BKE047 PRINTS IN THE SAND by Eleanor C. Bishop. 82 pages with black and white pictures and drawings.This very well illustrated book describes the U.S. Coast Guard Beach Patrol during WWII. Details patrols onboth the West and East Coast of the United States. The book also discusses patrols and methods used in all thecoastal states. Also includes info on the use of dogs for coastal watches. ..................................................... 9.95

BKE048 THE TREE ARMY by Stan Cohen. 180 pages with black and white pictures and drawings. Detailsthe history of the Civilian Conservation Corps from 1933- 1942. Many pictures including recruiting posters andworks projects. Describes the founding, mission and projects carried out by the CCC. Also includes info ontraining, organization and life in the CCC. ....................................................................................................... 14.95

BKE049 WORLD WAR I POSTERS by Gary A Borkan. 240 pgs with color images. An excellent referencebook for posters printed by the United States, Great Britain, Germany, Italy, and other countries during the firstworld war. Posters deal with issues such as recruitment war bonds. This book contains over 450 posters andincludes a price guide. Very well illustrated. ................................................................................................... 49.95

BKE050 AURORA SLOT CARS by Thomas Graham.144 pages with color images. Details the many differenttypes and sizes of these popular children’s toys by Aurora which have become very collectable. Includes informationon the design and production of these cars and has many pictures. Includes a price guide. ........................ 29.95

BKE051 BUFFALO BILL’S WILD WEST, AN AMERICAN LEGEND by R.L. Wilson with Greg Martin. 312pages with color images. This book tells the life story of Buffalo Bill and his famous wild west show. Photographsof the guns used, the events, characters, memorabilia and promotional items. An interesting read for anyone interestedin this classic period in History. Originally published at 60.00. ..................................................... Special 30.00

BKE052 LIGHTHOUSES & KEEPERS by Dennis L. Noble. 244 pages with Black & White Images. Detailsthe U.S. Lighthouse Service including lighthouses, bouys, lightships, fog signals, and keepers. Also includesmaps and a glossary. ............................................................................................................................................ 19.95

BKE053 VIETNAM WAR COLLECTIBLES, by David Doyle. 254 pages with color images. Contains sectionsand prices on nearly all Vietnam War artifacts such as small arms, uniforms, equipment, insignia, bayonets, vehiclesand much more. Extremely well illustrated with over 900 color photos. Very well organized and easy to look upitems in this rapidly growing field. ................................................................................................................... 24.99


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BKE054 WORLD WAR II COLLECTIBLES by John F. Graf. 256 pages with color images. Contains sectionsand prices on nearly all World War II artifacts such as small arms, uniforms, equipment, insignia, bayonets, andmuch more. Includes items from both sides of the conflict. Extremely well illustrated with over 900 color photos.Very well organized and easy to look up items. ................................................................................................ 24.99

BKE055 SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO CATALOG 708 pgs with Black & White line drawings. Reprint of the1897 edition. This is probably the ultimate “coffee table book”. Information on everything!! Guns, toys, farmequipment, kitchen items, tools, clothes, house wares and furnishings. An interesting look back 100 years agowhen things seemed so much simpler. ............................................................................................................... 17.95

BKE056 WARBIRDS: A HISTORY OF THE 282ND SIGNAL PIGEON COMPANY, by John Alosi Jr. 250pages with black and white images. Details the 282nd Signal Pigeon Company in World War II. Chapters onTraining, Life in Camp, and Battles. Battles include Normandy , Northern France , The Battle of the Bulge and more.Also includes information on Rosters, Pigeon care, and More ....................................................................... 20.00

POLICE & FIRE DEPARTMENTBKF001 HOLLOWAY FIRE EQUIPMENT CATALOG Dated 1881. 16 pages with sketches anddescriptions of fire fighting, wheeled equipment. Lists Hook and Ladder plans with chemical apparatus. Veryinteresting look into fire fighting of the past. Reprint ....................................................................................... 6.00

BKF002 FRED J. MILLER FIRE DEPARTMENT SUPPLY CATALOG Dated 1884. 48 pages withsketches and descriptions of wagons, bells, hoses, ladders, nozzles, lanterns, axes, tools, helmets, badges,horns, shirts, and instruments. Reprint ................................................................................................................ 8.00

BKF003 LAFRANCE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY CATALOG Dated 1885. 12 pages with sketches anddescriptions of steam fire engines, nest tube boilers, and piston fire engines. Reprint ................................... 6.00

BKF004 S.A. FRENCH POLICE SUPPLY CATALOG Dated 1887. 40 pages w/ sketches & descriptionsof hats, badges, wreathes, buttons, belts, clubs, billets, hand cuffs, leg irons, shackles, & whistles. Reprint8.00

BKF005 D.A. WOODHOUSE MFG CO. FIRE DEPARTMENT SUPPLY CATALOG Dated 1888-9. 64pages with sketches and descriptions of hoses, pipes, nozzles, bells, gongs, trumpets, lanterns, straps,buckets, tools, axes, life saving nets, shears, belts, rasher goods, smoke protectors, helmets, caps, belts, badges,shirts, wheeled apparatus, hose reels, fire alarm boxes, strikers, and bells. Reprint ........................................ 8.00

BKF006 S.M. SPENCER MFG CO POLICE AND FIRE DEPT SUPPLY CATALOG Undated but appearsto be from around the 1880’s. Company was founded in 1872. 24 pages with sketches and descriptions ofbadges and insignia. Reprint ............................................................................................................................... 6.00

BKF007 KANSAS CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT SUPPLY CATALOG Dated 1892. 16 pages with sketchesand descriptions of wheeled apparatus, caps, buttons, lanterns, and horse gear. Describes the operation ofHale water tower and spraying equipment. Reprint ........................................................................................... 6.00

BKF008 AMERICAN FIRE ENGINE COMPANY CATALOG Dated 1893. 16 pages w/ sketches &descriptions of Steam fire engines mfg by Ahrens, Silsby, Clapp & Jones, Button, & Columbian. Reprint .... 6.00

BKF009 HENRY K. BARNES FIRE DEPARTMENT SUPPLY CATALOG Dated 1895. 24 pages withsketches and descriptions of wheeled fire apparatus, helmets, caps, insignia, shirts, belts, badges, trumpets,picks, lanterns, respirators, and hose suspenders. Reprint ................................................................................ 6.00

BKF010 S.F. HAYWARD & CO. FIRE DEPARTMENT SUPPLY CATALOG Dated 1902. 32 pages withsketches and descriptions of wheeled fire apparatus, linen hose, rope, ladders, line throwing gun, lanterns,caps, shirts, insignia, belts, badges, trumpets, helmets. Reprint ........................................................................ 8.00

BKF011 WATEROUS ENGINE WORKS COMPANY CATALOG Dated 1906. 24 pages with sketches &descriptions of wheeled fire fighting apparatus, helmets, caps, belts, shirts, trumpets, badges, insignia,grenades & fire extinguishers, lanterns, gongs, rasher coats, boots and hats, pipes, nozzles, tools, & hoseracks. Reprint ........................................................................................................................................................ 6.00

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VIDEO TAPESW.W.II - WHY WE FIGHT. A classic documentary series by Frank Capra. Produced by the Army Signal

Corps, by the order of the War Department, exclusively for the Armed Services. Graphic scenes were obtainedfrom actual battle footage, captured enemy films, official United Nations films and American newsreels. All

videos are VHS format. Black & White.

VT101 PRELUDE TO WAR, VOL 1. The building of Hitler’s war machine - the conflict of China with Japan,setting the stage for the great conflict. Running time 55 minutes. ................................................................... 4.50

VT102 THE NAZI’S STRIKE, VOL 2. Hitler begins a campaign of world domination by invading Austriaand Czechoslovakia. He marches upon Poland - Britain declares war and commenced bombing of German ships.Running time 42 minutes. ..................................................................................................................................... 4.50

VT103 DIVIDE AND CONQUER, VOL 3. Nazi bid to smash the world was on, Austria, Holland, Polandare lost. The Russian Army is engaged, France and Britain declare war. Hitler defeats France, British troops areforced to retreat to Dunkirk. Nominated for a academy award in 1943. 57 minutes ........................................ 4.50

VT104 BATTLE OF BRITAIN, VOL 4. France has fallen, British troops evacuate Dunkirk. Hitler seeks togain control of the skies over England. Outnumbered 10 to 1 by the Luftwaffe, the R.A.F and there mighty Spitfiresward off the aggressor, London is bombed, but England holds on. 83 minutes. ............................................. 4.50

VT105 BATTLE OF RUSSIA, VOL 5. Relates a brief history of Russia, her people and resources. Hitlerbreaks treaty with Russia and is victorious in a battle for Moscow and Leningrad, but the tide turns at the battleof Stalingrad, where he is thoroughly defeated. Running time 83 minutes. ..................................................... 4.50

VT106 BATTLE OF CHINA, VOL 6. Japans plan for world domination was to defeat China and use hermanpower to sweep into Indochina and finally conquer the U.S. Facing defeat, the many provinces and armies ofChina united together to face the menacing threat from the east. 64 mins ......................................................... 4.50

VT107 WAR COMES TO AMERICA, VOL 7. Americans are fighting in a area 7/8 of the way around theworld. This video provides a view of American history, our struggles for freedom. It tells of our resolve to neverfight another war, the steps we took to stay out of Europe and Asia’s fight. Then the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor- this is the day we declared war against Japan. W.W.II had begun. Running time 65 minutes. .................... 4.50

VT108 NUREMBERG TRAILS. The first full length film report of the famous trials. Terrifying evidence ofgraphic proportions is revealed of the master plan for conquest of the world. Watch as the greatest gathering ofkillers, Goring, Hess, Ribbentrop and other Nazi arch criminals are bought to justice in a peoples court. A timelyfilm of great significance, in which the fate of mankind is to be decided. Running time 54 minutes. ............. 4.50

VT109 CLASSIC TV TRAIN COMMERCIALS OF THE 50’S AND 60’S. Original uncut commercials of thegolden age of model railroading. Features Lionel, American Flyer, AHM, the All Aboard trainset, diesels, rocketcars, military trains and the Lionel clubhouse with Joe DiMaggio. Many trains featured are now in great demandby collectors. Running time 30 minutes. ............................................................................................................. 4.50

VT110 CLASSIC TV TOY COMMERCIALS OF THE 50’S AND 60’S. Nostalgic trip down memory lane -uncut commercials of Mr. Machine, Mr.Potato Head, Soaky, Barbie and Ken, G.I. Joe, Shirley Temple doll, Superman,Electro shot shooting gallery, Chipmunks and many many more. 30 Mins ..................................................... 4.50

VT117 SUBMARINE WARFARE - THE NAVY’S MOST DEADLY WEAPON. Compilation of 3 documentaryfilms produced by U.S. War Dept. 1942. Contains actual footage of the capture of a German submarine by theAtlantic Fleet. Attacks against Japan’s Merchant Marine as well as air-sea rescue of downed aviators are vividlydetailed. Running time 53 minutes - Black and White and Color .................................................................... 4.50

VT118 MEMPHIS BELLE “THE FAMOUS B-17’S FINAL RAID OVER GERMANY”. U.S. Army AirCorps documentary details 25th bombing mission over Germany. Actual footage of bomb runs, fighter attack andhazards associated with low level bombing. This mission was to destroy submarine pens at Wilhemshaven withskip bombs. Color and B/W. Includes short feature”The Autobiography of a Jeep”. Running time 52 min. .. 4.50

VT119 THUNDERBOLT. The story of one American fighter bomber group. Introduction by James Stewart.War Department documentary of 12th Air Force’s role in “Operation Strangle”. The destruction of bridges andrailroads in Northern Italy used to supply the Nazi troops with ammo, fuel, food and reinforcements. Color.Running time 56 minutes ..................................................................................................................................... 4.50

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VIDEO TAPESVT120 DESERT VICTORY. British documentary of the liberation of Africa from Nazi treachery. GeneralsAlexander and Montgomery’s plan to destroy Rommels armor, sending him in full retreat. This campaign lasted80 days and covered 1,400 miles. See the desert war thru the eyes of its combatants. Fantastic action footage. Blackand white. Running time 65 minutes .................................................................................................................. 4.50

W.W.II PACIFIC THEATER U.S. GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTARY FILMS. “WAR IN THE PACIFIC”. Producedand filmed by the War Department, US Navy and Signal Corps. Graphically depict, thru actual combat footage, thestruggle against the forces of Imperial Japan in the Pacific Theater of war. Running time each tape approximately60 minutes.

VT126 VOL. 3 - With the Marines at Tarawa, US Navy blast the Marshall Islands, Action at Angaur. Air, seaand land attack to allow Seabees to construct an airbase in the Gilbert Islands. Marshall Island offensive ispayback for Pearl Harbor. 81st Infantry invade Palau Island to prevent Japan from mining phosphate, which wasso vital for munitions manufactory. Black & white and color ........................................................................... 4.50

VT127 VOL. 4 - “Attack” - The Battle for New Britain. B25 Bombers soften up the Target area. Naval barrage& rocket fire clear the beaches. Landing craft, alligator and buffalo tanks move forward, followed by a massiveassault of infantry .................................................................................................................................................. 4.50

VT128 VOL. 5 - To the Shores of Iwo Jima, What price Iwo, Fury in the Pacific, Pearl Harbor. 20 ThousandJap troops were blasted from caves and pillboxes. Heavy losses on this 8 square mile of rock provided the US witha fortress only 4 hours from Japan. Detailed accomplishments of the medical units of US Army. Graphic accountof assault and capture of Pelieu Airstrip. Pearl Harbor film shows destruction and rebuilding of US Naval fleetand repair of Naval facility at Pearl ...................................................................................................................... 4.50

VT129 VOL. 6 - Payoff in the Pacific. Recapture of US airfields in the Jungle Islands of the Pacific. Detailedfootage of the greatest naval battle in history - Leyte Gulf ............................................................................... 4.50

VT130 VOL. 7 - The Jap Zero, Okinawa, The Fleet That Came To Stay, The Formal Japanese Surrender. RonaldReagan portrays a P40 pilot and describes how to quickly identify a Jap Zero. Okinawa - graphic details on thesuicide attempt of Jap troops to resist defeat. Kamikaze planes cannot force US fleet from Jap waters. Official filmsof Japan’s surrender aboard USS Missouri, Sept. 2, 1942 in Tokyo bay .......................................................... 4.50

VT131 THE NEGRO SOLDIER. War Dept. special service documentary details amazing action footage ofsoldiers who knew no fear, men who would defend til their death the land of their birth. Also King of Steel - a shortfeature on the American Soldier and the arms he carries - narrated by Spencer Tracy (1944). Running Time 50minutes ........................................................................................................................................................... 4.50

VT134 THE BIG LIFT. The story of Berlin Airlift staring Montgomery Clift and Paul Douglas. Filmed onlocation in occupied Germany showing actual airlift transports. All Military appearing in this film were actualmembers of the Armed Force on duty in Germany. 1950, Running time 120 minutes. Black & White ............ 4.50

VT136 THE OUTLAW. The adventures of Billy the Kid, Doc Holiday and Pat Garrett and their quarrelover a half breed beauty. Screen debut of Jane Russell. Also starring Thomas Mitchell, Walter Huston and JackBeutel. Produced and directed by Howard Hughes. 1943, Running time 120 minutes. Black & White ....... 4.50

VT137 THE LIFE OF JOHN GARAND. Delves into the personal life of the inventor of the famous M1Garand. Also discusses the development of the rifle. Featuring never before seen footage. ........................ 20.00

VT137A THE LIFE OF JOHN GARAND. As above, DVD ....................................................................... 20.00

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NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATIONSince 1871 the NRA has worked to educate hunters, reform restrictive gun laws, and strengthen the criminaljustice system. The NRA also promotes the effective wildlife management and conservation policies. Alongwith sanctioning about 12,000 shooting tournaments each year they also help run the National Matches atCamp Perry. Please consider joining this worthwhile organization, Their member benefits are too numerousto list here. Ask for a membership application and we will gladly provide it with your order or call the NRA

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Fort Shenandoah- Since 1963, We have been attending both the Spring and Fall events at Ft. Shenandoah inWinchester, Virginia. We are there for the entire skirmish. Stop by our building and check out our show specialsand closeouts, or just drop in to say hello.

Maryland Antique Arms Collectors Association Baltimore Gun Show- We attend the Baltimore Gun Showeach March. We are there Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Feel free to stop by and pay us a visit. We are located attables W-21, 22, 23.

Please call the shop and we will be glad to bring any items to these shows for you!

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