Russian arms books for sale

Philip · 9th February 2009, 07:59 AM

Have one copy of each of the following:

Leonid Tarasyuk, ANTIQUE EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FIREARMS AT THE HERMITATE MUSEUM, Leningrad: Iskusstvo, 1972. 220 pp, clothbound, with d.j., Russian text, over 500 items illus in color/BW photoplates, high quality paper and printing, exhaustive captions in English, indices of gunsmiths and decorators, barrel and lock marks, dates of manufacture and provenance data on all guns featured. Most of the weapons are European, from hand cannons to early breechloading, most of outstanding artistic quality; the coverage of the rarer early ignition systems (wheel, snaphaunce, proto-flintlocks) is exceptional. Excellent, almost new condition.
$30 including postage within USA
add $14 for overseas shipping (priority flat-rate envelope rate)

Vladimir Berman, MASTERPIECES OF TULA GUN MAKERS, Moscow: Planeta, 1981. 143 pp, clothbound in attractive cardboard slipcase, high quality printing and paper, all photoplates in color. all-English text and captions, summarizes history of arms mfg at Tula. Arms featured in book date from 18th cent. through present, detail shots show how distinctly Russian themes and styles of decoration developed. Most appear to be in the collection of the Tula Museum of Arms, which is not well known nor has been extensively published outside of Russia. INCLUDED ARE SOME VERY FINE EDGED WEAPONS -- presentation sabers, palace guard pole arms, court smallswords, hunting daggers, etc INCLUDING A VERY RARE KARABELA SABER with damascus blade, cut-steel "jewelled" fittings, and rayskin scabbard.
Like new condition
$35 including postage within USA
add $14 for overseas shipping (priority flat-rate envelope rate)

PayPal accepted, email: philippuscalvus@roadrunner.com

Richard Furrer · 9th February 2009, 07:19 PM

Philip,
PM sent
Ric

Philip · 10th February 2009, 05:06 AM

Thanks, Ric, consider them sold. Will try and get them in mail this week

9th February 2009, 07:59 AM	#1
Philip Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: California Posts: 1,036	Russian arms books for sale Have one copy of each of the following: Leonid Tarasyuk, ANTIQUE EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FIREARMS AT THE HERMITATE MUSEUM, Leningrad: Iskusstvo, 1972. 220 pp, clothbound, with d.j., Russian text, over 500 items illus in color/BW photoplates, high quality paper and printing, exhaustive captions in English, indices of gunsmiths and decorators, barrel and lock marks, dates of manufacture and provenance data on all guns featured. Most of the weapons are European, from hand cannons to early breechloading, most of outstanding artistic quality; the coverage of the rarer early ignition systems (wheel, snaphaunce, proto-flintlocks) is exceptional. Excellent, almost new condition. $30 including postage within USA add $14 for overseas shipping (priority flat-rate envelope rate) Vladimir Berman, MASTERPIECES OF TULA GUN MAKERS, Moscow: Planeta, 1981. 143 pp, clothbound in attractive cardboard slipcase, high quality printing and paper, all photoplates in color. all-English text and captions, summarizes history of arms mfg at Tula. Arms featured in book date from 18th cent. through present, detail shots show how distinctly Russian themes and styles of decoration developed. Most appear to be in the collection of the Tula Museum of Arms, which is not well known nor has been extensively published outside of Russia. INCLUDED ARE SOME VERY FINE EDGED WEAPONS -- presentation sabers, palace guard pole arms, court smallswords, hunting daggers, etc INCLUDING A VERY RARE KARABELA SABER with damascus blade, cut-steel "jewelled" fittings, and rayskin scabbard. Like new condition $35 including postage within USA add $14 for overseas shipping (priority flat-rate envelope rate) PayPal accepted, email: philippuscalvus@roadrunner.com

10th February 2009, 05:06 AM	#3
Philip Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: California Posts: 1,036	confirm Thanks, Ric, consider them sold. Will try and get them in mail this week

9th February 2009, 07:19 PM	#2
Richard Furrer Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin Posts: 163	Philip, PM sent Ric