The World’s Assault Rifles, Third Edition, is an in-depth history of the gradual turning point from the type of rifles used by the world’s armies before the 20th Century.

The lighter, shorter and automatic models first seen in the mid-1930’s proved superior where closer offenses and mass assaults took place using the advances in rifles and ammunition.  77 countries, twenty-four chapters and some 1,200 images fill 1,239 pages with weapons and their history as never before seen, as well as a view of what the future may hold, not only in weaponry, but also how they affect how wars might be fought.

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Item Number: B160

Hardcover

The MP38, 40, 40/1 and 41 Submachine Gun is the second volume in the Propaganda Photo Series. Every volume of this series features a unique selection of original German World War II propaganda photos, most of them never published before. Furthermore, this book contains essential information about history and development, stamps & markings, experiments & variations, ammunition and accessories.

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Item Number: B209

Hardcover

German Anti-Tank Weapons: Panzerbüchse, Panzerfaust and Panzerschreck is the fifth volume in the Propaganda Photo Series. Each volume of this series features a unique selection of original German World War II propaganda photos, most of them never published before. Furthermore, this book contains essential information about history and development, markings, experiments & variations, ammunition and accessories.

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Various Authors: Robert G. Segel, R. Scott Price & Scott Novzen

Line Art by Scott Novzen

Color your way into history with the entire Military History Coloring Book set. This fascinating and informative set of 4 coloring books includes: Machine Gun Inventors, Machine Guns of World War I, Machine Guns of World War II and Why Daddy Serves His Country.

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Written by R. Scott Price & Scott Novzen

Line Art by Scott Novzen

From our Military History Coloring Book series. Help children understand why their parents choose to serve in the military using a history of U.S. military combat.

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Written by Robert G. Segel

Line Art by Scott Novzen

From our Military History Coloring Book series. Focuses on the machine guns used by various armies involved in World War II.

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By Robert G. Segel

Line Art by Scott Novzen

From our Military History Coloring Book series. Focuses on the machine guns used by various armies involved in World War I.

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Written by Robert G. Segel

Line Art by Scott Novzen

From our Military History Coloring Book series. Learn more about some of the most influential inventors and weapons in military history.

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By G.O. Noville & Associates, Inc.

The 1957 classic with almost 1,200 pages of mounts, updated and expanded for this second edition in 2007. This encyclopedia of weapon mounts for secondary armament was prepared by personnel of G.O. Noville & Associates, Inc., as the Phase I study of Contract No. DA-20-089-ORD-36713 with the Detroit Arsenal of the U.S. Army Ordnance Corps. This book contains the final report and incorporates additional material and data.

Weapon Mounts for Secondary Armament has long been the most respected and sought after work ever published on weapon mounts. It is a comprehensive reference guide outlining the history, design and location of mounts for secondary armament on combat and tactical vehicles of many nations developed during the period starting with World War I and continuing to 2007 (publication year of this second edition). Book includes data and details on coaxial and combination gun mounts, ball mounts, cupola gun mounts, bow gun mounts, fender and sponson mounts and other types of mounts for secondary armament weapons; primarily machine guns up to and including 20mm in caliber.

The edition is based on information and material gathered from previously published historical and technical works in this field, as well as that gathered by direct contacts and interviews with military groups, manufacturers and individuals concerned with the history, design and development of combat vehicles and armament for those vehicles.

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By Dolf L. Goldsmith

Contributing Editors: Richard Fisher, Robert G. Segel, Dan Shea

NOW SHIPPING! The Vickers machine gun was such an integral part of 20th century history that it is embedded in almost every history book of the two Great Wars. In 1994, historian and machine gunner Dolf L. Goldsmith followed up his history of the Maxim machine gun in The Devil’s Paintbrush–Sir Hiram Maxim’s Gun with the story of the Maxim’s progeny, the Vickers machine gun, titled The Grand Old Lady of No Man’s Land.

Now, a quarter of a century later, Dolf has participated in the upgrading of that massive book with over 270 more pages of new information, color photos and research completed by himself and three more Vickers historians: Richard Fisher, Robert G. Segel and Dan Shea. This is the ultimate collectors’ book for Vickers machine gun enthusiasts, historians, collectors and scholars alike!

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