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LEWIS GUN MECHANISM MADE EASY: With Notes on the 300 (American) Lewis Gun
Product Code: 10712
The US-made Lewis gun, with its distinctive circular ammunition drums, replaced the VIckers as the standard British Army machine gun in the First World War. This 1941 reprint of a manual first published in January 1919 shows that the versatile Lewis was still a popular and effective weapon twenty...
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Rifle Volunteers
How to Organize and Drill Them, 1859
Product Code: 10765
Published in 1859, when the rifle was replacing the musket as the standard infantry weapon, this guide was written by a respected military expert who himself was a First Lieutenant in the Victoria RIfles, one of the many volunteer units that sprang up in the mid-Victorian period. Written in a p...
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STEN MACHINE CARBINE
Product Code: 10711
The Sten Gun’s role in the Second World War made it one of the most famous weapons of all time.
Extremely simple to strip and assemble, it was manufactured by the thousands. As well as becoming a standard infantry weapon it was dropped in huge quantities to resistance movements in occupied Europe...
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STREET FIGHTING FOR JUNIOR OFFICERS
Product Code: 10718
This wartime booklet, issued by the Aldershot publishers Gale & Polden in 1941, aims to acquaint army officers with the tactics employed in street fighting which, as the author underlines, demands more qualities of leadership and gallantry than any other type of warfare, involving as it does clo...
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Bayonet-Fencing and Sword-Practice 1882
Product Code: 10760
An 1882 instruction manual in bayonet fencing, written by a late-Victorian ex-dragoon officer, but designed, in his words for ‘the fencing-room, and ... not in any way applicable to the parade-ground’.
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Drill And RIfle Instruction For The Corps Of Rifle Volunteers 1860
Product Code: 10761
Volunteers have always been a feature of Britain’s armed forces - from the Saxon Housecarls to the Home Guard. The Victorian period saw a particular upsurge in Volunteers and Yeomanry Units, which had the effect of freeing Britain’s small professional army from home duties to garrison the far-fl...
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Fighting in the Air, April 1918
Product Code: 10753
Published in April 1918, the month that the Royal Flying Corps became the Royal Air Force, this little official booklet issued by the General Staff is a general introduction for pilots of the aims of aerial combat. With sections on such topics as the necessity of offensive action; attacking groun...
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