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Sharpe, Philip B The Rifle in America. Fourth Edition with Supplement.
New York Funk & Wagnalls 1958 Fourth Edition Hardcover Very Good in Good dust jacket
Xiv, 833 pages, plates, well illustrated, diagrams, cloth, DJ, very good. Introduction by Julian S. Hatcher. From the DJ: This Fourth Edition offers the reader by far the most comprehensive, detailed, and interesting information on the subject. It presents the complete history of every rifle commercially manufactured in America, from the earliest right down to the 1958 models, with dates, exact measurements, and all identification features." ; pages
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Sharpe, Philip B The Rifle in America. Second Edition, Completely Revised and Greatly Enlarged.
New York Funk & Wagnalls 1947 Second Edition Hardcover Very Good in Poor dust jacket
Xiv, 782 pages, very well illustrated, cloth, dust jacket incomplete otherwise very good. Former owners card inside front cover. Introduction by Julian S. Hatcher. From the introduction: "To every red-blooded American the rifle is a weapon with a deep and romantic appeal. The rifle was developed from a mechanical monstrosity into a marvel of precision by our pioneer forefathers of colonial days, and had no small share in gaining then their freedom. In fact, it was the War of the American revolution that first brought the rifle prominently before the eyes of the world as the one firearm that made marksmanship possible." ; 782 pages
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Sharpe, Philip B The Rifle in America. Second Edition, Completely Revised and Greatly Enlarged.
New York Funk & Wagnalls 1947 Second Edition Hardcover Good+ with no dust jacket
Xiv, 782 pages, very well illustrated, cloth, considerable shelf-wear to covers, hand written notes on rear endpaper, text very good. Introduction by Julian S. Hatcher. From the introduction: "To every red-blooded American the rifle is a weapon with a deep and romantic appeal. The rifle was developed from a mechanical monstrosity into a marvel of precision by our pioneer forefathers of colonial days, and had no small share in gaining then their freedom. In fact, it was the War of the American revolution that first brought the rifle prominently before the eyes of the world as the one firearm that made marksmanship possible." B68; 782 pages
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Sharpe, Philip B The Rifle in America. [Special Edition Privately Printed for Members of the Firearms Classics Library]
Fairfax, VA Published for the National Rifle Association By Odysseus Editions 1995 First Edition Thus Leather Very Good with no dust jacket
[6], xii, 641, [1] pages, well illustrated, cloth, full leather, very good. 7.5 by 10 inches. From the editor's note by Dr. Jim Casada: "According to one authority, Philip B. Sharpe's Rifle in America, first published in 1938, 'is the most competent general coverage on the American rifle.' "
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