United Kingdom. A Treatise On The Snider: The British Soldier’s Firearm 1866 - C. 1880, By Ian D. Skennerton Archive 29 with which he saw

29 with which he saw action in the Battle of Montdidier-Noyon in late April

inscribed "KIELER" above and "WOCHE" below

marked with the national cat symbol for silver and date marked "I" (1934-1935) on the reverse of the arm at 1 o'clock

impressed (GOCUL SING 21st REGNT N

revealed that an all-out assault on Hill 355 was in the offing

United Kingdom. A Treatise On The Snider: The British Soldier’s Firearm 1866 - C. 1880, By Ian D. Skennerton Archive 29 with which he sawA well preserved edition of The Treatise on the Snider: The British Soldiers Firearm 1866 c. 1880, by Ian D. Skennerton. It is constructed of a heavy card stock binding and retains its paper stock dust jacket, with the obverse depicting a black and white image of a Snider rifle circumscribed by author and title. The interior content consists of 181 white paper pages extensively detailing the history of Snider firearms, including production,