The Great Guns by Harold L. Peterson and Robert Elman 1971 Grosset & Dunlap hardcover firearm history books
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This is a very good larger hardcover, NO dust jacket, jacket missing. 1971 Grosset & Dunlap Publishing. This copy is very good inside and out. The inside pages are very clean. The binding is tight and straight. Blue cloth hardcover boards are very good with light shelf wear and mild fading along edges, but overall very good. Large coffee table style book, quarto book size or 9" x 12" with 252 pages including index.
The Great Guns by Harold L. Peterson and Robert Elman is a detailed history of firearms. There are 18 chapters including Arm of the Noble Huntsman, The Mighty Flint Musket, Myth of the Thunder Gun, Born in America, Dawn of Modern Arms, Arms of the Plainsmen, Hybrid of the Battlefields, Colonel Colt and Captain Walker and more. It is extensively illustrated with color photos and vintage illustrations.
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