The Remington-Lee Rifle features detailed descriptions, including serial number ranges, of each model from the first Lee Magazine Rifle produced for the US Navy to the last Remington-Lee Small Bore shipped to the Cuban Rural Guard. Additional topics include a history of the early development of the detachable box magazine, changes to the construction of the Lee bolt, and details on US Army and Navy-purchased Remington-Lee rifles. The book features a quick identification guide to all models and major contracts. 81 photographs and 35 illustrations.

The Remington-Lee rifle

Myszkowski, Eugene

Excalibur Publications

The latter third of the nineteenth century was one of great power and responsibility for the British Empire, and with that power came wars that necessitated the design of a new breechloading rifle. This book traces the story of the rifles and carbines that were the mainstay of the British soldier through a series of Victorian wars. The book provides a general history of the series, with chaptes on all the various marks of rifles and carbines, as well as information on commercial models, ammunition and bayonets. Specifications for the rifles and carbines are provided.

Martini-Henry .450 Rifles & Carbines

Dennis Lewis

Reference

This book traces Britain's use of breechloading cartridge carbines from the development of the first Snider artillery and cavalry carbines, to the various Martini carbines (Henry, Metford and Enfield), to the Lee-Metford and Lee-Enfield Carbines introduced in the late 1800s. The book concludes with a chapter on the commonly-known Jungle Carbine, the Number 5 Mark 1, as well as a chapter on the specifications for all the carbines covered in the time period.

Cartridge carbines of the British Army (British firearms)

Petrillo, Alan M.

US Martial .22RF Rifles is a detailed review of the firearms used as martial .22RF training rifles by the US services. Beginning with the Model 1889 Rolling Block conversion, the book traces the use of the Krag, Hoffer-Thompson, Winder Musket, Winchester Model 1903, Model 1922 Springfield Gallery Practice Rifles, Remington Model 513-T, Winchester Model 75, Stevens Model 416-T, Mossberg Models 42MB &amp; 44US, and the H&amp;R Model 65 &amp; MC-58. 
Postwar rifles covered include the Mossberg Model 144US, the Winchester Model 52 series, the Remington Models 511-P, 40-X, 521 &amp; 541-X, M16 conversions, the H&amp;R Model 5200, the Kimber Model 82 Government and miscellaneous rifles. A comprehensive appendix of rifle data is included in the book. 63 photographs.

US Martial .22RF Rifles

Batha, Thomas D.

Howdah to High Power -- A Century of British Breechloading Service Pistols (1867-1967) -- by Robert J. Maze is a comprehensive examination of breechloading cartridge pistols and revolvers used by the British services. The book covers early service revolvers, the Enfields, Webley revolvers and self-loaders, private purchases, foreign pistols in the British service, the No. 2 Enfield, the Mark IV Webley, and the High Power pistols. Chapters include: o Non-interchangeables and Interchangeables (1867 - 1880) o Standardization - The First Enfield Era o Pistols for Prince and Pauper - The Webley Era Revolvers and Self-loaders o Private Purchases - Mark II (1880 - 1914) o "Not English Make" - Foreign Pistols in the British Service o The Webley That Never Was - Britain's Last Service Revolvers - The .380 No. 2 Enfield and the Mark IV Webley o The High-Power Pistols The senior curator of the British Royal Armouries, Martin Pegler, has said the book is "essential reading; comes very highly recommended." Howdah to High Power, ISBN 1-880677-17-2, is a 132-page, 8-1/2 x 11-inch, four color laminated softcover, with 180 photographs, 8 illustrations, and 3 charts.

Howdah to High Power

Maze, Robert J.

This facsimile reprint of a 1942 British manual gives full details about the use of the Number 1 Mark III service rifle. Section one deals with the mechanism, loading and unloading, firing and cleaning. Section two focuses on aiming and wind gauging. Section three deals with firing instructions. The Service Rifle and How to Use It contains 30 illustrations and 3 plates of diagrams. Contact Excalibur Publications, PO Box 35369, Tucson, AZ 85740-5369. Voice: (502) 575-9057. Fax: (502) 575-9068.

The Service Rifle and How to Use It

Edwards, Major T.J.

Present Sabers. A Popular History of the US Horse Cavalry is an illustrated history of America’s involvement with the horse cavalry, from its earliest beginnings during the Revolutionary War through its demise in World War II. 
Chapters include America’s First Civil War, 1775-1783; Another War With England, 1812-1815; Remounted Again, 1833-1846; On to Mexico, 1846-1848; Western Indian Wars, Phase I, 1849-1861; Blue Bellies and Johnny Rebs, 1861-1865; The Only Good Indian — The Final Phase, 1866-1891; Foreign Peoples, New Wars, 1892-1901; Back to the Border — The Mexican Punitive Expedition, 1916-1917; The Great World War, 1917-1918; Years of Peace and War — The Swan Song, 1919-1943; and George S. Patton Jr. — The Last True Horse Cavalryman. The book also contains several appendices, as well as depictions of the regular insignia of all the US Cavalry units. 
Present Sabers. A Popular History of the US Horse Cavalry, ISBN 1-880677-19-9, is a 158-page, 8-1/2 by 11-inch laminated softcover, with 148 photographs, 45 illustrations and 4 charts.

Present Sabers: A Popular History of the U.S. Horse Cavalry

Heninger, Allan T.

Remington Autoloading and Pump-Action Rifles is an illustrated history of Remington’s centerfire Models 760, 740, 742, 7400 and 7600. The book is thoroughly researched and features many previously-unpublished photographs of the rifles, their accessories and accoutrements. 
Chapters include the rifles’ beginnings, the 760, 740, 742, a new generation of rifles, the 7400 and 7600, the Models Four and Six, the Sportsman 74 and 76, high grade rifles, commemorative rifles, unusual and experimental rifles, magazines, patents, after-market accessories, information on collecting rifles, and serial numbers and barrel codes. The book includes a bibliography and an index. 
The Remington Arms Company historian said of the book, "As complete a history of any firearm that I have ever read; all the elements are there. Myszkowski is the authority on modern Remington pump and autoloading rifles. If one has a question about them, the answer is in his book." 
Remington Autoloading and Pump-Action Rifles, ISBN 1-880677-20-2, is a 132-page, 6 x 9-inch, four-color laminated softcover, with 162 photographs, 6 illustrations and 18 charts

Remington Autoloading & Pump-Action Rifles

Famous Faces of World War II is a pictorial history of the presidents and politicians, military men and women, astronauts, film stars, entertainers and many notables who left indelible impressions during World War II. 
Chapters include the Renaissance Men, Presidents and Politicians after WWII, the Seven Original Astronauts, Special Military Personnel, War Movies and Movie Stars, Movie Stars Who Served, Women Entertainers and Big Bands, Sports, and Propaganda. 
Famous Faces of World War II is a 160 page, 8-1/2 x 11", laminated softcover, with 195 photographs.

Famous Faces of World War II

Osdol, William R. Van

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