United Kingdom. British Military Firearms: 1650-1850, By Howard L. Blackmore Hold eventually becoming the last chief

eventually becoming the last chief of the operations department at the Oberste Heeresleitung (Supreme Army Command)

date marked "s" (1917) and maker marked "G

the two ends of the sweatband meeting together at the rear and finished with a bright brown bow-tied ribbon

(1921-1944 issue)

(Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen)

United Kingdom. British Military Firearms: 1650-1850, By Howard L. Blackmore Hold eventually becoming the last chiefThis is a very well preserved edition of British Military Firearms: 1650 1850, by Howard L. Blackmore. It is constructed of a heavy card stock binding, and retains its paper stock dust jacket, with the obverse exterior bearing a black and white photograph of an array of flintlock pistols, circumscribed by author and title. The reverse of the exterior bears a brief description of the books contents. The interior content consists of 296 white paper