Model 1891/1930 Rifle and its variations. A history of development, production, modernization and use

700 pages, hardcover, format 20,5 cm x 26,5 cm. Text in russian with english captions but full illustrated book, hundreds of pictures and schemes. This is the best and more complete book about the Mosin rifles in the market, a "must" for any historian or collector  

Mosin Rifle: History of Development and Acceptance into Service in the Russian Army book

528 pages, hardcover, format 23 cm x 30 cm. Text in russian but full illustrated book, hundreds of pictures and schemes. This is the best and more complete book about the Mosin rifles in the market, a "must" for any historian or collector  

Bayonets of the First World War

This detailed, concise look at World War I bayonets presents, in over 270 color images, their development and use throughout the war. Bayonets of all war combatants are covered: Austria-Hungary, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Italy, Japan, Montenegro, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Turkey, and the United States. The superb quality photography shows full views of bayonets and accessories, while close-up images offer a clear look at hilts, connection points, blades, and a wide variety of manufacturer’s markings.

80 pages.

Authors: Claude Bera and Bernard Aubry. Hard cover.

German Military Rifles vol.1

392 pages, approx. 900 colour photographs, contemporary BW-photographs and illustrations, bound in linen with a protective cover. Format: 29.5 x 26.0 cm Author: Dr. Dieter Storz.

  An Encyclopedia of German Tradenames and Trademarks 1900-1945: Firearms, Optics, Edged Weapons..

288 pages. This comprehensive and easy to use reference covers the prominent brand names and proprietary markings that appear on German small arms, optics and edged weapons between 1900-1945 and is aimed at the World War II German militaria, cutlery, and small arms collector. The author provides a broad overview of the early marketing industry, the development of regional identities, and major tradenames and trademarks used by German companies during the period. The first half of this in-depth study lists and defines hundreds of terms, names, and misnomers of the various Imperial and National Socialist-era manufacturers. The second half of the work is made up of hundreds of logo and trademark illustrations as well as official and manufacturing markings commonly found on end products. Author: W. Darrin Weaver