An identical copy of original sales brochure in English, 8 pages, dates 1931, a very rare manual as most were printed in German. New reprint.

Photographs, drawings, and reproductions, from the original Mauser factory manuals and other sources, are used to present the fascinating story of the big Mauser pistols and their many variations.

This full-color, illustrated book presents the design, manufacturing, development, and combat use of the various models from 1870 through World War I.

Superb study of the German 88mm, 105mm, 128mm, 150mm Guns and Ballistic Directional Equipment. 250+ b/w photos.

Germany's World War I and II era submachine guns are all featured in this fully illustrated book. Early Bergmann models are presented first showing th...

The German MG 34, along with the later-war MG 42, was a recoil-operated, air-cooled machine gun and is considered the world's first general-purpose machine gun.

This full-color, illustrated book presents the design, manufacturing, development, and combat use of the various models from 1918 through World War II.

An interesting account of why the National Rifle Association was formed, and participation in international matches, bringing the Scheutzen Rifle into America.

Reveals the little known history behind this fascinating family of weapons, tracing its beginnings from the ashes of WWII to the present time.

Written by James N. Belford & Jack Dunlap. This history of the Mauser pistols, of all forms, begins with a survey of the original inventors and carrie...

Covers every aspect of the target game using these fine old cartridge rifles. Includes history on target shooting.

As part of its rise as a regional South American power, Chile chose to emulate the highly successful Prussian military system in the last decades of t...

These articles deal with late 17th-18th century rifles from Vienna, Carlsbad, Bavaria, Saxony, Brandenbury, Suhl, North-Central Germany, and the Rhine Valley.

The only really detailed gunsmithing and repair manual on these superb actions ever printed. 100s of crystal clear photos and illustrations.

The Drilling is a triple barreled, shoulder held firearm. The gun's name is derived from the German word for three "drei". As a "combination gun," the...

This comprehensive and easy to use reference covers the prominent brand names and proprietary markings that appear on German small arms, optics and ed...

This is a pictorial history of the Model 1896 Mauser self loading pistol, with extensive photos and detailed data. Publishers Hundreds of photos and i...

The primary purpose of this work is to compile all factual Simson information into one location.

This is the complete story of Argentina's contract Mauser rifles from the purchase of their first Model 1871s to the disposal of the last shipment of ...

A visual and historical reference exploring the craftsmanship and technical progress of German pistol development from 1871 to 1914.

The craftsmanship and technical progress of German pistol development during the 1914-1945 World War I, Weimar, and Third Reich years.

Early German target firearms, 1860-1940. Volume 3 covers pistols and the parlor (Zimmerstutzen) rifles. Accessories, such as sights and loading tools,...

This first volume covers the early history of German target shooting from the early middle ages to just before World War II, as well as rifles from ma...

The revised English first edition features history, variations, serial numbers, production statistics, markings, ammunition, accessories, period photos, and documents.

Completes this important author's in-depth study of the German K98k rifle by concentrating on the telescope-sighted K98k, the specialist rifle of choice for most German snipers during World War II.

Sturmgewehr means assault rifle in German, and that's the topic of this book available from Collector Bookstore. Learn about the German assault rifle's design and development, as well as its importance in World War II.

What do Mauser rifles have to do with a sultan's ink-smeared fingers, a Gilbert & Sullivan comic operetta, and Rastafarians? Terence Lapin knows, and ...