Extremely rare WWII dated Airborne 2-inch Mortar Transit Chest

For the Mks 7 - 8* 2-inch mortars.

Mk VII*, for use by airborne forces, having a shorter barrel and a base plate replaced with a spade-like plate
Mk VIII, short-barrelled version for the airborne forces

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Code: 28209

Provenanced Autograph and Portrait of Field Marshall Montgomery

A very fine and rare portrait. 52 x 43 cm.

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Code: 28208

IMasterpieces of Russian Hunting Arms from the State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg/I

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Code: 28185

Weapon. A Visual History of Arms and Armour

An extremely well illustrated and expansive study  read more

Code: 28186

H L Blackmore, Royal Sporting Guns at Windsor

An exquisite study  read more

Code: 28187

US Pistols and Revolvers

A practical manual on the Colt M1911 and other pistols  read more

Code: 28188

Norman Dixon, Georgian Pistols, the Art and Craft of the Flintlock Pistol, 1715 - 1840

A superb and detailed study  read more

Code: 28189

John Atkinson, Duelling Pistols

Certainly one of the best studies. A detailed work with a good narrative.  read more

Code: 28190

Lewis Winant, Firearms Curiosa

A fascinating study of obscure firearms  read more

Code: 28191

Leonid Tarassuk, Russian Pistols in the Seventeenth Century

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Code: 28192