I’m wanting to learn more about gun manufacturing in England in the late 18th to early-mid 19th century. Particularly interested in makers, methods, styles, ornamentation, proofing, etc. Does anyone have any good book recommendations on the topic?
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Book Recommendation: Gun Builders in England/Britain in the Late 18th/Early 19th Century
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Whilst you’re awaiting the book recommendations, I have a bunch of free download pdf articles on my web site. These documents include studies of British gunmakers and the gun trade, and provincial gun barrel markings.
David
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Book:
Great British Gunmakers
Expensive, around 400 bucks but it's worth it.
Great British Gunmakers
Expensive, around 400 bucks but it's worth it.
