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Firepower from Abroad, The Confederate Enfield and LeMat Revolver by Wiley Sword
This affordable book studies the both the Confederate Enfield and Lemat Revolver. Hard cover, 7 x 9-1/2", black and white photos. The Table of Contents includes the following : Section 1 The Confederate Enfield Introduction Initial Shipment Heavy Shipments Begin The Gladiator Enfields 1862 Arrivals Battle Usage The Confederate Enfield Profile 'J
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Feminine Fur Trade Fashions by James A. Hanson
This soft cover 8-1/2 x 11" book shows patterns, drawings, and notes of Indian, Spanish, and Canadian fashions within its 48 pages. Dresses, moccasins, women's tools, ornaments, games, and more.
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The Fusil de Tulle in New France, 1691 - 1741 , by Russel Bouchard
This is a small book with great detail on all the variations of Fusil de Tulle, from the early guns, Grenadier, Buccaneer, Hunting, Fine, Pistol and Ordinaire. Details on all measurements, and photos of differences in hardware. A wonderful small reference. Soft bound volume of 48 pages, 6-3/4 x 10" format.
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French Military Arms and Armor in America 1503-1783 by Rene Chartrand
A comprehensive guide to the military weapons and armor used in New France. Muskets, Swords, Pistols, Bayonets, Polearms and More! From soldiers to sailors to woodsmen and buccaneers, one of Canada's premier historians tells us the story of how they armed during the Colonial Era and in the American Revolution. Soft Cover, 8-1/2 x 11" format, 215 pa
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French Military Small Arms 1717 - 1865, Volume 1: Flintlock Longarms by Didier Bianchi
The most extensive guide to French flintlock military long arms ever to appear in English. Concentrates on identification and service use, covering everything from Infantry Muskets, Rampart guns, Dragoon Muskets, Cavalry Musketoons, Constabulary Musketoons, Naval Muskets, Hussar Musketoons, Foot and Mounted Grenadier Muskets, Arms of the Mamelouks,
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The French Soldier in Colonial America by Rene Chartrand
Uniforms, drums, flags, muskets, swords, bayonets, artillery, accoutrements and regimental histories. A superb introduction of colonial history covering Canada, Louisiana and Isle Royale, during the French Regime. Soft Cover, 10 x 7' format, 40 pages with 56 illustrations.
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For Trade and Treaty , Firearms of the American Indians, 1600 - 1920, by Ryan R. Gale
Now shipping! For Trade and Treaty by author Ryan R. Gale is our most comprehensive work on the subject of Native American firearms to date. Filled with hundreds of full color images of dozens of original northwest guns, trade fusils, and treaty guns, this book's wide 11" landscape format allows images up to 22" across the gutter. This book als
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Fur Trade Cutlery Sketchbook by James A. Hanson
Detailed scale drawings of all major types of knives sold or used in the Fur Trade and Colonial times to present century. Over 50 examples from the Museum of the Fur Trade's collection. Soft bound volume of 48 pages, filled with sketches and details for knifemakers.
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Firearms, Traps & Tools of the Mountain Men by Carl P. Russell
We recommend this book to any serious buckskinner researching ideas for authentic camp accoutrements. This book is your guide to the guns and gear of the trappers, hunters and fur traders who explored and opened the Old West. Pictures and text describe the early period of 1820 through 1840. Softbound, 448 pages. The Table of Contents includes the
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Fingerweaving Basics , by Gerald L. Findley
Fingerweaving is the art of producing useful textiles without the use of a loom. Various forms of fingerweaving are found throughout the world. This book, however deals only with the two forms of fingerweaving commonly found among the people of North America: warpface weaving and openface weaving. This book uses wonderful full color illustrations t
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Forty Years with the .45-70 Revised Edition by Paul A. Matthews
The authors personal experiences with a number of different .45-70 rifles over the past 4 decades. Soft cover, 184 pages. The Table of Contents includes the following : Acknowledgments Introduction to First Edition Chapter 1 The Seed Is Planted Chapter 2 The Search Chapter 3 The Gould Bullet Chapter 4 The Postell Bullet and a Springfield C
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A Guide to the Ballard Breechloader by George J. Layman
Having earned a reputation as being absolutely reliable from its inception during the early years of the Civil War, the Ballard, much like the Sharps and Remington Rolling Block, departed the 1860's into a new age. Produced by six different manufacturers in an almost 30 year period, it became conspicuous with the settling of the West, a nation wide
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Gun Carriages: Aide Memoire to the Military Sciences, 1846 by R.J. Nelson
A manual for officers of British Army in 1846 when there were more than 50 authorized descriptions of Ordnance. Each carriage is illustrated with detail, scaled line drawings in both plan and elevation, and 18 tables of dimensions and weights. Soft cover, 64 pages, 48 full page plates, 7 x 10" format.
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A Guide to the Maynard Breechloader REVISED EDITION by George J. Layman
One of the most cherished single-shot breechloading arms of the last century was without question those of the Maynard family. From the Civil War until well in the the 1890's, this was one of the few firearms that spanned the percussion era into the period of the self-contained metallic cartridge. The reader will note that emphasis is placed upon t
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The Great Northwest Fur Trade, a material culture, 1763-1850 , artifacts and guns of the early fur trade, photographed in beautiful full color, by Ryan R. Gale
NEW from Track of the Wolf publishing The Great Northwest Fur Trade , A material culture, 1763-1850 , by Ryan R. Gale. A comprehensive guide to the material culture of the British, Canadian, and American fur traders and American Indians between 1763 and 1850. Brimming with full colored photographs of original artifacts, drawings and paintings. Ch
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Gunmakers of Illinois 1683-1900, Volume 1 by Curtis L. Johnson
The first of three volumes listing 456 Illinois gunsmiths, this first book covers names A-F, and has 364 illustrations of guns, gunsmiths, and shooters, including bench rest and Schuetzen target rifles, 40 and 80 rod guns. Some interesting shotguns and shotgunners are shown. Chapters cover the history, evolution and distinct styles of the Illinois
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Gunmakers of Illinois 1683-1900, Volume 2 by Curtis L. Johnson
The second of two volumes listing in total 1500 Illinois gunsmiths, with 1000 illustrations in the two volume set. The second book covers names G through Z, covering guns, gunsmiths, and shooters. Including bench rest and Schuetzen target rifles, 40 and 80 rod guns. Some interesting shotguns and shotgunners are shown. Hardbound, 8-1/2 x 11" format,
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Gun Powder Cans & Kegs , by Ted & David Bacyk & Tom Rowe
Old powder cans and kegs are colorful, historical and highly collectible, catering to a variety of interests. The Bacyk collection is probably the most extensive assemblage of powder cans, kegs and related memorabilia in existence. The quality, rarity and scope make this collection extraordinary. To date there have been minimal references for these
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Gun Powder Cans & Kegs, Volume 2 , by Ted & David Bacyk & Tom Rowe
Old powder cans and kegs are colorful, historical and highly collectible, catering to a variety of interests. The Bacyk collection is probably the most extensive assemblage of powder cans, kegs and related memorabilia in existence. The quality, rarity and scope make this collection extraordinary. To date there have been minimal references for these
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