Canada, United Kingdom. Five Historical Arms Series Publications Auction with no chipping to enamels

with no chipping to enamels

Exhibiting the quality and manufacturing characteristics of Spinks & Sons who were commissioned to produce this award in 1945

entitled FM-Zeitschrift

presenting a set of arrows linked with a yoke

Royal Canadian Infantry Corps on September 17

Canada, United Kingdom. Five Historical Arms Series Publications Auction with no chipping to enamelsIncludes: No. 1 The Military Arms of Canada by the Upper Canada Historical Arms Society, by six authors, published by the Museum Restoration Service of West Hill, Ontario in 1963, copyrighted and printed in Canada in 1973, begins with a Foreword by Lieutenant Colonel George F. G. Stanley of the Royal Military College of Canada, followed by a Table of Contents, and Introduction and six Chapters (1 The Early Weapons; 2 The Flint lock Musket; 3 The Rifle