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REILLY (ROBERT M.) PAPERS

(Mss. 4662)

Inventory

Compiled by

Charles F. Thomas

1997

Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections

Special Collections, Hill Memorial Library

Louisiana State University Libraries

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Revised 2009

REILLY (ROBERT M.) PAPERS Mss. 4662

1955-1996 LSU Libraries Special Collections

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CONTENTS OF INVENTORY

SUMMARY .................................................................................................................................... 3

BIOGRAPHICAL/HISTORICAL NOTE ....................................................................................... 4

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE ................................................................................................... 5

SERIES DESCRIPTIONS .............................................................................................................. 6

INDEX TERMS .............................................................................................................................. 7

CONTAINER LIST ........................................................................................................................ 8

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segregating items to be copied. The existing order and arrangement of unbound materials must be

maintained.

Publication. Readers assume full responsibility for compliance with laws regarding copyright,

literary property rights and libel.

Permission to examine archival and manuscripts materials does not constitute permission to

publish. Any publication of such materials beyond the limits of fair use requires specific prior

written permission. Requests for permission to publish should be addressed in writing to the

Head, LLMVC, Special Collections, LSU Libraries, Baton Rouge, LA 70803-3300. When

permission to publish is granted, two copies of the publication will be requested for the

LLMVC.

Proper acknowledgment of LLMVC materials must be made in any resulting writing or publications.

The correct form of this citation is given on the summary page. Copies of scholarly publications

based on research in the Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections are welcomed.



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SUMMARY

Size. 9.3 linear feet.

Geographic

locations.

Louisiana; United States; Great Britain; Pacific Ocean.

Inclusive dates. 1955-1996.

Languages. English.

Summary. Photographs, film negatives, drawings, clippings, research notes,

correspondence, papers, speeches, newsletters, maps, and brochures

document Robert M. Reilly’s research, publications, and other activities

related to United States firearms, the Civil War, and World War II in the

Pacific Ocean.

Source. Given in 1996 to the United States Civil War Center and the LSU Libraries to

be placed on permanent deposit in the Louisiana and Lower Mississippi

Valley Collection of the LSU Libraries.

Copyright. Literary and property rights of the materials of Robert M. Reilly are retained

by the LSU Libraries. Copyright of other original materials is retained by the

creators, or their descendants, of the materials in accordance with U.S.

copyright law.

Citation. Robert M. Reilly Papers, Mss. 4662, Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley

Collections, LSU Libraries, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Stack location. UU:235-244.



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BIOGRAPHICAL/HISTORICAL NOTE

Robert M. Reilly was born in Chicago in 1928. After attending Morgan Park Junior College

(Chicago) for a year, he transferred to the University of Idaho, where he remained until 1949. Reilly

married in 1951, before he joined the United States Navy, where he attained the rank of petty officer

first class before his enlistment expired in 1955. He and his family returned to Chicago, where Reilly

worked as a graphic artist until 1962, when they relocated to Baton Rouge. His career in Baton

Rouge centered on his interest in military history, and included positions as Director of Research and

Industrial Development for the Baton Rouge Chamber of Commerce (1967-1973), owner of a

military antique store (1973-1979), special consultant and researcher for the Louisiana Office of

State Parks (1981-1982), and Curator of the Old State Capitol Building (1982-1986). Reilly died

March 24, 1996, at the age of sixty-seven.

Reilly’s memberships in military history societies included the Company of Military Historians,

American Society of Arms Collectors, U.S. Naval Institute, International Naval Research

Organization, the Civil War Round Table of Baton Rouge, the Pelican Arms Collectors Association,

and many other state and regional associations related to antique weapons and military and naval

history. He was an advocate for historic sites such as the Port Hudson Battlefield, the USS Kidd

naval destroyer, and the Springfield Armory National Historic Site, Massachusetts.

Robert Reilly’s works as a military artist and military historian were well received by the military

history community. His maps and illustrations appeared in numerous articles and books. Reilly’s

major works include U.S. Military Small Arms, 1816-1865 (1970), United States Martial Flintlocks

(1986), and American Socket Bayonets and Scabbards (1990). These three works represent thirty

years of research, and include nearly two thousand drawings by Reilly.



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SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

Photographs, film negatives, drawings, clippings, research notes, correspondence, papers, speeches,

newsletters, maps, and brochures document Robert M. Reilly’s research, publications, and other

activities related to United States firearms, the Civil War, and U. S. naval activities during World

War II in the Pacific Ocean. The largest portion of this collection consists of research materials,

arranged alphabetically by topic, in the original order as established by Reilly. In addition to the

clippings, notes, and photographs, an abundance of correspondence (1955-1996) evidences the

network of friends and associates who helped Robert Reilly compile his exhaustive reference

sources. His experiences with publishing, historic preservation, and as an employee of the State of

Louisiana are also reflected in this collection. Included are correspondence and map creations

relating to his collaboration with Dr. T. Harry Williams for the Civil War book Hayes of the Twenty-

Third. Biographical information is provided by items such as a newsletter printed by his fellow

crewmembers on the USS Des Moines (1955), a letter announcing his appointment as a Fellow of the

Company of Military Historians (1964), a 1988 resume, and miscellaneous correspondence.



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SERIES DESCRIPTIONS

I. Research Materials, mostly undated (7 linear feet)

Reilly’s research materials are arranged alphabetically by topic, and include clippings, newsletters,

photographs, film negatives, drawings, correspondence, and research notes. Many of these materials

were used in numerous magazine articles and books, and often contain correspondence from readers.

Research materials in this collection deal with military weapons, accouterments, unusual items,

battlefields, and the Civil War.

II. General Correspondence, 1955-1996 (1.5 linear feet)

Robert Reilly grouped correspondence both topically and chronologically. General correspondence is

primarily in chronological order, but series of related letters are grouped by the date of the first

correspondence. Includes the 1964 correspondence among Reilly, T. Harry Williams, and his

publisher relative to the maps created for the T. Harry Williams book, Hayes of the Twenty-Third.

III. Papers and Speeches, undated (.2 linear feet)

Several papers and speeches demonstrate Reilly’s activities as a public speaker. The topics range

from antique weapons to United States naval actions in the Pacific Ocean during World War II.

IV. Publishing Information, undated (.3 linear feet)

This series contains information on United States copyright laws; lists of publishers; editors’

comments on Reilly’s writings and map creations; materials related to Eagle Press, publisher of

his first book; and promotional materials related to his books. Reilly was heavily involved in all

aspects of publishing his books, so much of the correspondence deals with cost estimates for

various publishing options.

V. Illustrations, 1964, undated (.2 linear feet)

Many of the drawings that appear in Series I. Research Materials were produced from the original

drawings in this series. Illustrations are divided into three categories: firearms, bayonets, and

accouterments. Includes map creations (created in 1964, but regarding sites of 1861 and 1864 Civil

War battles) related to the T. Harry Williams book, Hayes of the Twenty-Third.

VI. Biographical Information, 1955-1992 (.1 linear ft.)

Materials that provide biographical information about Robert Reilly include photographs, a 1955

newsletter produced by the crew of the USS Des Moines, correspondence, newspaper clippings, and

a resume.



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INDEX TERMS

Terms Series

Bayonets I, II, V

Carbines I, II

Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Battlefields I, II

Company of Military Historians II, IV, VI

Eagle Press, Inc. II, IV, VI

Firearms I, II, III, IV, VI

Firearms -- Collectibles I, II, III

Firearms designers I, II, III

Firearms industry and trade I, II, III, IV, VI

Firearms owners I, II, III, IV

History publishing V

Military history I, II, III, IV, VI

Military supplies I, II, III, IV

Musketoons I, II

Muskets I, II

Muzzle-loading firearms I, II, III, IV

Pistols, Single-shot I, II, III, IV

Port Hudson (La.) -- History I

Publishers and publishing V

Revolvers I, II, III, IV

Rifles I, II, III, IV

United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 I, II, III, IV

United States -- History, Naval -- Pacific Ocean III, VI

Williams, T. Harry (Thomas Harry), 1909-1979 II, V



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CONTAINER LIST

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Series I. Research materials

UU:235 1 1 Accouterments - Belts

2 Accouterments - Buckles and Plates

3 Accouterments - Cartridge Pouches

4 Accouterments - Holsters

5 Accouterments - Post Civil War

6 Accouterments - Powder Flasks

7-9 Accouterments - United States

10-11 Antique Arms

12 Armories - United States

13 Arms - Atremas Wheeler Revolving Arms

14 Artillery - Civil War

15-16 Artillery - United States

17 Bayonets

18 Bayonets - Fencing Bayonets

19a-b Bayonets – Model 1816 Bayonet Study

20a Bayonets - Trowel Bayonets

20b-d Bayonets / Scabbard Material

20e Bayonets / Scabbard Material - Photographs

21 Blunderbusses - Abraham Morrow Shoulder Blunderbusses

22 Blunderbusses - A. And P. Bartlett Shoulder Blunderbusses

23 Blunderbusses - A.W. Spies - Marked Shoulder Blunderbusses

24 Blunderbusses - B. and J. Cooper Swivel Blunderbusses

25 Blunderbusses - M. Icard Swivel Blunderbusses

25a Blunderbusses - New England Style Blunderbusses/Grenade

Launcher

26 Blunderbusses - Philadelphia - Marked Shoulder Blunderbusses

27 Blunderbusses - Thomas French Shoulder Blunderbusses

28 Blunderbusses - Thomas French Swivel Blunderbusses

29-31 Blunderbusses - (Unknown) Assembled Shoulder Blunderbusses

32-33 Blunderbusses - (Unknown) Shoulder Blunderbusses with Harper’s

Ferry Lock

34-35 Blunderbusses - (Unknown) Swivel Blunderbusses

36 Blunderbusses - (Unknown and Unmarked) Swivel Blunderbusses

37 Bottles

38-39 British Firearms

40 Carbines - Ballard Single-shot Breech-loading Cartridge Carbine



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41 Carbines - Burnside Breech-loading Percussion Carbines, Type I

42 Carbines - Burnside Breech-loading Percussion Carbines, Type II

43 Carbines - Burnside Breech-loading Percussion Carbines, Type III

44 Carbines - Burnside Breech-loading Percussion Carbines, Type IV

UU:235 2 1 Carbines - Cosmopolitan Breech-loading Percussion Carbines

2 Carbines - Gallager Breech-loading Percussion Carbines

3 Carbines - Gibbs Breech-loading Percussion Carbines

4 Carbines - Greene Breech-loading Percussion Carbines (British Type)

5-6 Carbines - Greene Breech-loading Percussion Carbines (U.S.

Type)

7 Carbines - Jenks Breech-loading “Mule-Ear” Percussion Carbines

8 Carbines - Jenks-Merrill Breech-loading Percussion Carbines

9 Carbines - Jenks-Remington Single-shot Carbines

10 Carbines - Joslyn Breech-loading, Model 1862 and 1864, Loading

Cartridge Carbines

11 Carbines - Joslyn Breech-loading Percussion Carbine

12 Carbines - J.P. Moore Percussion Carbines

13 Carbines - Linder Breech-loading Percussion Carbines

14 Carbines - Maynard Breech-loading Percussion Carbines

15 Carbines - Merril Breech-loading Percussion Carbines

16 Carbines - Merril, Latrobe, and Thomas Breech-loading Percussion

Carbines

17 Carbines - Model 1807, U.S. Indian Carbines

18 Carbines - Model 1833, (Hall-North) U.S. Breech-loading

Percussion Carbines

Carbines - Model 1836, (Hall) U.S. Breech-loading Percussion

Carbines

19 Carbines - Model 1839, Colt Paterson Repeating Carbines

20 Carbines - Model 1840, (Hall-North, Types I and II) U.S. Breech-

loading Percussion Carbines

21 Carbines - Model 1842, (Hall) U.S. Breech-loading Percussion

Carbines

22 Carbines - Model 1843, (Hall-North) U.S. Breech-loading

Percussion Carbines

23 Carbines - Model 1851, Sharps Breech-loading Percussion

Carbines


Carbines




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Carbines

UU:235 2 26 Carbines - Model 1855, Colt - Root Repeating Carbines


Carbines

28 Carbines - Model 1855, U.S. Pistol Carbines

29 Carbines - Model 1855, U.S. Rifled Carbines


Carbines

31 Carbines - “New” Model 1863, Sharp’s Breech-loading Percussion

Carbines

32 Carbines - Perry Breech-loading Percussion Carbines

33 Carbines - Remington “Split-breech” Breech-loading Cartridge

Carbines

34 Carbines - Schroeder Breech-loading Needle-fire Carbines

35 Carbines - Sharps and Hankins Breech-loading Cartridge Carbines

36 Carbines - Smith Breech-loading Percussion Carbines

37 Carbines - Spencer Repeating Carbines

38 Carbines - Starr Breech-loading Cartridge Carbines

39 Carbines - Starr Breech-loading Percussion Carbines

40 Carbines - Symmes Breech-loading Percussion Carbines

41 Carbines - Warner Breech-loading Cartridge Carbines

42 Carbines - Wesson Breech-loading Cartridge Carbines

43 Cartridges

44-45 Civil War - Confederate States

46 Civil War - United States

47 Firearms - U.S. Pre-Civil War

48 Flintlocks - Gunsmiths

49-50 Flintlocks - Photographs

51-52 Flintlocks - U.S. Military, 1775-1850, Correspondence

53-54 Foreign Firearms

55 French Firearms

56 Gun Making

57 Gun Smithing - Antiques

58 Handguns - Post-Civil War

59 Headgear

60 Insignia - U.S. Military

61 Inspectors

UU:237 3 1a Martial Pistols

1b American Locks



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UU:237 3 2-2b Miscellaneous Illustrations

2c-2d Miscellaneous Illustrations - Kerksis Fuse Drawings

3 Muskets

4 Muskets - 1798 Contract Muskets

5 Muskets - 1808 Contract Muskets

6 Muskets - 1808/1816 Assembled Contract Musket

7 Muskets - Abijah Thompson Massachusetts Militia Muskets

8 Muskets - Abraham and William Henry Contract Muskets

9 Muskets - A. Carruth, Model 1816, Contract Muskets

10 Muskets - Adams, U.S. Parks - Massachusetts Militia Muskets

11 Muskets - A. Fredrick Lins Rifled Musket

12 Muskets - American Charleville Pattern

13 Muskets - American Club Butt Muskets

14 Muskets - American Lights Infantry Carbine Musket

15 Muskets - American Officers Fusil, ca.1775

16 Muskets - AA. Pratt@ 1808 Contract Muskets

17 Muskets - Ard Welton U.S. Contract Muskets

18 Muskets - Arsenal Conversions to Percussion: Types I, II, III

19 Muskets - Asher and Pliny Bartlrtt U.S. Contract Musket

20 Muskets - A. Waters Militia Musket

21 Muskets - A. Waters, Model 1816, Contract Musket

22 Muskets - A. Waters, Model 1842, Musket

23 Muskets - A.W. Spies Militia Musket

24 Muskets - Benjamin Homer Massachusetts Fusil Musket

25 Muskets - B. Evans, Model 1816, Contract Musket

26 Muskets - Blunt-Enfield Rifled Musket

27 Muskets - British Short Land Pattern Musket

28 Muskets - “Brown Bess”

29 Muskets - “Brown Bess” Sea Service

30 Muskets - Canton Marked 1798 Contract Musket

31 Muskets - Caswell and Dodge Contract Musket

32 Muskets - “C. Baker” Militia Musket

33 Muskets - Childs and Frink Connecticut Fusil Musket

34 Muskets - Christian Isch Militia Musket

35 Muskets - “CON” Marked U.S. Contract Musket

36 Muskets - Connecticut Committee of Safety “SS” Musket

37 Muskets - Daniel Gilbert 1808 Contract Musket

38 Muskets - Daniel Gilbert U.S. Contract Musket

39 Muskets - Daniel Henkels 1808 Contract Musket



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UU:237 3 40 Muskets - D. Dana Militia Musket

41 Muskets - D. Dana, Marked 1816, Massachusetts Contract Musket

42 Muskets - D. Nippes, Model 1816, Contract Musket

43 Muskets - D. Nippes, Model 1840, Contract Musket

44 Muskets - E. Buell, Model 1816, Contract Musket

45 Muskets - E. Buell Militia Musket

46 Muskets - “ED & Co.,” Marked 1798, Contract Musket

47-48 Muskets - Elisha Brown, Model 1798, Contract Musket

49 Muskets - Eli Whitney U.S. Contract Musket

50 Muskets - “ER. Cooley,” Marked 1808 Contract Musket

51 Muskets - Ethan Stillman 1808 Contract Musket

52 Muskets - E. Whitney 1812 Contract Musket

53 Muskets - E. Whitney, Model 1816, Contract Musket

54 Muskets - “Fellowes” Marked Contract Musket

55 Muskets - Foreign Influences

56 Muskets - Fredericksburg Virginia Committee of Safety Muskets

57 Muskets - French - American Copies

58 Muskets - French, Blake, and Kinsley 1808 Contract Muskets

59 Muskets - French - Charleville, Model 1763

60 Muskets - Gerrett Harsin New York Militia Muskets

61 Muskets - Goetz and Tryon Militia Musket

62 Muskets - Goetz and Westphall 1808 Contract Musket

63 Muskets - George Wheeler Virginia Contract Musket

64 Muskets - Granville, Connecticut Committee of Safety Musket

65 Muskets - G.S. Schalk Rifled Musket

66 Muskets - G. Tryon, Model 1816, Texas Contract Musket

67 Muskets - Harper’s Ferry, Model 1795, Musket

68 Muskets - H. Deringer “Short Musket” (not used)

69 Muskets - Henry Voight Pennsilvania Fusil Musket

70 Muskets - H. Osborne, Model 1816, State Contract Musket

71 Muskets - H. Osborne Massachusetts 1808 Contract Musket

72 Muskets - Hosea Humpreys U.S. Contract Musket

73 Muskets - “H.P.” Marked 1808 Contract Musket

74 Muskets - Hugh Orr Massachusetts Committee of Safety Fusil

75 Muskets - Hugh and Phillips Conversation

76 Muskets - I. and H. Meacham Militia Musket (BBL MRD “U.S.”)

77 Muskets - Iron Mounted “FG” Musket

78 Muskets - Jacob Lether and Co. Pennsilvania Contract Musket

79 Muskets - James Haslett Virginia Contract Musket



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UU:237 3 80 Muskets - James, John, and Nathen Blooke 1808 Contract Musket

81 Muskets - Jason Mills Marked 1798 Contract Musket

82 Muskets - J. Baker, Model 1816, Contract Musket

83 Muskets – Jenks & Son 1808 Contract Muskets

84 Muskets – J.H. Merrill –Type Rifled –Musket

85 Muskets – John King Maryland Cmte. Of Safety Musket

86 Muskets – John M. Caswell 1808 State Contract Muskets

87 Muskets – John Miles M1798 Contract Muskets

88 Muskets – John Miles 1808 Contract Muskets

89 Muskets – John Nicholson Pennsylvania Cmte. Of Safety Muskets

90 Muskets – Joshua and Charles Barstow 1808 Contract Muskets

91 Muskets – Joseph Clark M1798 Contract Muskets

92 Muskets – J.P. Moore –Enfield Rifle –Musket

93 Muskets – J. Rose New York Militia Musket

94 Muskets – J.W. White, Hebron, Conn. Militia Musket

95 Muskets – Lane & Hunnewell Mass/ New England Militia Musket

96 Muskets – “L.B. & Co.” 1808 Marked Contract Muskets

97 Muskets – Lane & Read Banded Militia Musket

98 Muskets – Lane & Read Flint Musket

99 Muskets – Lewis Prahl Pennsylvania Cmte. Of Safety Musket

100 Muskets – “London Warranted” U.S. Proved Militia Musket

101 Muskets – L. Broad 1808 Massachusetts Contract Muskets

102 Muskets – “L. Foster” Marked 1808 Mass. Contract Musket

103 Muskets – L. Pomeroy 1808 Contracts Musket

104 Muskets – L. Pomeroy Model 1816 Contract Musket

105 Muskets – L. Pomeroy Model 1840 Contract Musket

106 Muskets – “L. Wood” –Marked 1808 Contract Muskets

107 Muskets – Maryland Cmte. Of Safety Muskets

108 Muskets – Maryland Cmte. Of Safety “PS” Muskets

109 Muskets – Massachusetts Bay Colony Muskets

110 Muskets – Massachusetts Cmte. Of Safety Muskets

111 Muskets – Mass. Militia/ “London Warranted” Lock

UU:238 4 1 Muskets - Massachusetts Contract Special, “Ship’s Musket”

2 Muskets - Matthew and Nathan Elliot U.S. Contract Musket

3 Muskets - Mechanical Primers - Butterfield Conversation

4 Muskets - Mechanical Primers - Nippes/Maynard Conversation

5 Muskets - Mechanical Primers - Remington/Maynard Conversation

6 Muskets - Mechanical Primers - Ward Conversation

7 Muskets - Melchoir/Baker Pennsylvania Contract Musket



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UU:238 4 8 Muskets - “M. Fry” Marked Pennsylvania Contract Musket

9 Muskets - “Middlebury” Marked U.S. Contract Musket

10 Muskets - Miscellaneous Committee of Safety Muskets

11 Muskets - Model 1812, Rifle Musket - Springfield and Harper’s Ferry

12 Muskets - Model 1816, Militia Musket (Tower Lock)

13 Muskets - Model 1816, M.T. Wickham Contract Musket

14 Muskets - Model 1842, B. Flagg

15 Muskets - Model 1842, Palmetto Armory

16 Muskets - Model 1842, Springfield and Harper’s Ferry

17 Muskets - Model 1855, R.M./ E. Whitney

18 Muskets - Model 1855, U.S. Rifle Musket (Including Short Model)

Springfield and Harper’s Ferry

19 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - C.D. Schubarth

20 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Eagleville

21 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - E. Whitney

22 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Manton

23 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Jas. D. Mowry

24 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Millbury

25 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Mulholland

26 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - New York

27 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Norfolk

28 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket and Short Model - Norwich

29 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Parker, Snow & Co.

30 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Providence

31 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Providence Tool Co.

32 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Remington

33 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Robinson

34 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Savage R.F.A. Co.

35 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - “S.N. and W.T.C.”

36 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Springfield “Bridesburg”

37 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket and Short Model - Springfield

38 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Trenton

39 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - “U.A. Co.”

40 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - U.S. (Hahn)

41 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Watertown

42 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - “Winsor Locks”

43 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - W.M. Mason

44 Muskets - Model 1861, Rifled Musket - W.M. Muir and Co.

45 Muskets - Model 1863, Rifled Musket - Lindsay



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UU:238 4 46 Muskets - Model 1863, Rifled Musket - Springfield

47 Muskets - Model 1864, Rifled Musket and Short Model - Springfield

48 Muskets - Nathan and Henry Cobb U.S. Contract Musket

49 Muskets - New England Militia Fowler Musket

50 Muskets - “New Hampshire” Marked Rifled Musket

51 Muskets - New York Militia Musket (“Albany” on B.B.L. and “T.H.

Meacham” on Lock)

52 Muskets - New York State Committee of Safety Musket

53 Muskets - “North” Marked, Mode1808, Contract Musket

54 Muskets - N. Starr, Model 1816, Contract Musket

55 Muskets - Oliver Bidwell, Model 1808, U.S. Contract Musket

56 Muskets - Owen and Edward Evans, Model 1808, Contract Musket

57 Muskets - Owen Evans, Model 1798, Contract Musket

58 Muskets - “Owen” Marked, Model 1798, Contract Musket

59 Muskets - Pennsylvania Committee of Safety Musket

60 Muskets - Peter Brong, Model 1798, Contract Musket

61 Muskets - P. and E.W. Blake, Model 1816, Contract Musket

62 Muskets - Pickel, Welshanse and Doll Pennsylvania Contract Musket

63 Muskets - P.S. Justice Rifled Musket

64 Muskets - Post Charlesville Era-The Final Flintlock Models, undated

66 Muskets - R. Ashmore Lock (?) Militia Musket (not used)

67 Muskets - R. and C. Leonard 1808 Contract Musket

68 Muskets - Revolutionary War Era

69 Muskets - Richard Falley U.S. Contract Musket

70 Muskets - R. and J.D. Johnson, Model 1816, Contract Musket

71 Muskets - Robbins and Lawrence “Windsor Marked Rifled Musket

72 Muskets - Robert McCormick Contract Musket

73 Muskets - R. Perkins 1808 Contract Musket

74 Muskets - S. Allen Massachusetts Militia Musket, 1820 (Prescott

Guard)

75 Muskets - Samuel Barrett Massachusetts Committee of Safety

Musket

76 Muskets - “Scituate” Marked U.S. Contract Musket

77 Muskets - Seth Johnson Massachusetts Committee of Safety Fusil

78 Muskets - Sharpe/”Brown Bess” Type Militia Musket

79 Muskets - Sharps “New Model” 1859 Breech-loading Rifled Musket

80 Muskets - Silas Allen 1798 Massachusetts Contract Musket

81 Muskets - Smith Cogswell 1808 New York State Contract Musket

82 Muskets - Special Model 1861, Rifled Musket - Amoskeag



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UU:238 4 83 Muskets - Special Model 1861, Rifled Musket and Short Model -

Colt

84 Muskets - Special Model 1861, Rifled Musket - E.G. Lamson & Co.

85 Muskets - Special Model 1861, Rifled Musket- L.G. and Y.

86 Muskets - Special Model 1861, Musket - Springfield (never issued)

87 Muskets - Springfield, Model 1795 Musket

88 Muskets – Springfield Model 1795 Ship’s Musket

89 Muskets - Stephen Chandler Connecticut Committee of Safety

Musket

90 Muskets - Stephen Jenks U.S. Contract Musket

91 Muskets - The Mechanical Priming Systems (General Information)

92 Muskets - The New England Militia Musket

93 Muskets - The Post 1812 Contract Musket

94 Muskets - The Sharps Pellet Primer

94a Muskets – Thomas Annely New Jersey Cmte. of Safety Fusil Musket

95 Muskets – Thomas Bicknell 1798 Contract Musket

96 Muskets - “Tower” Massachusetts Militia Musket

97 Muskets - Towsey and Chipman U.S. Contract Musket

98 Muskets - Unknown American Fusil Musket

99 Muskets - Unknown Brass Barreled Musket

100 Muskets – Unknown and Unmarked Contract Muskets

101 Muskets - Unknown 1808 Contract Musket

102 Muskets - Unknown Indian Musket

103 Muskets - Unknown Militia Musket with French, Model 1746, Lock

104 Muskets - Unknown New Jersey Committee of Safety Musket

105 Muskets - Unknown New York 1808 Contract Musket

106 Muskets - Unknown Pennsylvania Committee of Safety Musket

107 Muskets - Unmarked Banded Massachusetts Militia Musket

108 Muskets - “Upton” Marked 1808 Contract Musket

109 Muskets - U.S. Artillery and Cadet, Model 1817, Musket

110 Muskets - U.S. “Assembled” Muskets

111 Muskets - U.S. Cadet, Model 1830, Musket

112 Muskets - U.S., Model 1812, Contract Musket

113 Muskets - U.S., Model 1816, Contract Musket

114 Muskets - U.S., Model 1835 and 1840, Musket

115 Muskets - U.S. Parts Massachusetts Militia Muskets

116 Muskets - Virginia Contract of 1785

117 Muskets - Virginia Manufactory Musket

118 Muskets - Virginia Marked Militia Musket



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119 Muskets - Waters and Whitmore 1808 Contract Musket

120 Muskets - W. Bellamy (Lock) Massachusetts Militia Musket

121 Muskets - Wheeler and Morrison U.S. 1808 Contract Musket

121a Muskets – W&H Shannon U.S. 1808 Contract Muskets

122 Muskets - Whitney/Enfield Rifled Musket

123 Muskets - William Whetcraft Maryland Committee of Safety Musket

124 Muskets - Winner, Nippes, and Steinman U.S. 1808 Contract

Muskets

125 Muskets - W. And J. Henry 1808 Contract Musket

126 Muskets - W.L. Evans, Model 1816, Contract Musket

UU:239 5 1 Musketoons - American Mode Cavalry Musketoon

2 Musketoons - A.H. Waters Musketoon

3 Musketoons - Model 1816, Harper’s Ferry Type Rifled Musketoon

4 Musketoons - Model 1839, U.S. Musketoon

5 Musketoons - Model 1847, U.S. Artillery Musketoon

6 Musketoons - Model 1847, U.S. Cavalry Musketoon

7 Musketoons - Model 1847, U.S. Sappers Musketoon

8 Musketoons - New England Musketoon

9 Musketoons - Springfield, Model 1940, Type Musketoon

10 Musketoons - William Jenks Breech-loading Musketoon

11 Newsletters - American Society of Arms Collectors

12 Newsletters - Kidd’s Compass (1986-1992)

13-14 Non-Martial Pistols

15 Ordnance

16 Pennsylvania Style Wall Guns

17 Pistols - Abraham Scheitzer Pennsylvania Contract Pistol

18 Pistols - Adam W. Spies Pistols

19 Pistols - American Flintlock Pistols

20 Pistols - American Assembled French, Model 1733, Holster Pistol

21 Pistols - ASA Walters Holster Pistol

22 Pistols - Benjamin Homer Pistol

23 Pistols - Bierly and Company Holster Pistol

24 Pistols - Christian Kline Holster Pistol

25 Pistols - Continental Arsenal Holster Pistol

26 Pistols - Cornelius Atherton New York State Pistol

27 Pistols - “Drepert” Marked Contract Pistols of 1807

28 Pistols - Edward Evans Contract Pistols of 1814

29 Pistols - Elgin Navy Percussion Cutlass Pistol

30 Pistols - First Model, Virginia Manufactory Pistol



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UU:239 5 31 Pistols - George Tryon Holster Pistol

32 Pistols - Halbach and Sons

33 Pistols - Henry Deringer Navy Contract Pistol of 1826

34 Pistols - Henry Deringer U.S. Contract Pistol of 1811

35 Pistols - Henry Young Holster Pistol

36 Pistols - Jacob Cook Contract Pistol of 1807

37 Pistols - Jacob Kunz Pistols

38 Pistols - James Perkins State Contract Pistol

39 Pistols - James Walsh Pistol

40 Pistols - J. Bellah Presentation Holster Pistol

41 Pistols - John Guest Contract Pistol of 1807

42 Pistols - John H. Hall Breech-loading Holster Pistol

43 Pistols - John Joseph Henry Militia Officer’s Holster Pistol

44 Pistols - John Miles Brass Barreled Militia Officer’s Pistol

45 Pistols - John Miles Contract of 1797

46 Pistols - John Miles Iron Barreled Militia Officer’s Pistol

47 Pistols - John Miles Pennsylvania Contract Pistol

48 Pistols - John Miles State Contract Holster Pistol

49 Pistols - John Schuler Contract Pistol

50 Pistols – Joseph Finch Dag – Type Belt Pistol

51 Pistols - Joseph Henry Contract Pistols of 1807

52 Pistols - Joseph Henry Contract Pistols of 1813

53 Pistols - Joseph Henry Navy Contract Pistols of 1812

54 Pistols - Joseph Henry State Contract and Militia Officer’s Holster

Pistol

55 Pistols - Joseph and William Henry State Contract Pistol

56 Pistols - J. Model 1836, ASA Waters Contract Pistol

56a Pistols - Lindsay Two-shot Percussion Pistol

56b Pistols - Marston Single-shot Breech-loading Percussion Pistol

57 Pistols - Martin Fry Contract Pistol of 1807

58 Pistols - Massachusetts State Contract Pistols

59 Pistols - Model 1799, (North and Cheney) U.S. Contract Pistol

60 Pistols - Model 1805, U.S. Pistol

61 Pistols - Model 1807/1817, U.S. Pistol

62 Pistols - Model 1816, Simon North Army Contract Pistol

63 Pistols - Model 1816, Simon North Navy Contract Pistol

64 Pistols - Model 1826-type, C. Robbins Holster Pistol

65 Pistols - Model 1826-type, John Joseph Henry Pistol

66 Pistols - Model 1826-type, “L.T.” Marked Pistol



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UU:239 5 67 Pistols - Model 1826, William L. Evans Navy Contract Pistol

68 Pistols - Model 1836, Robert Johnson Contract Pistol

69 Pistols - Model 1842 (H. Aston), U.S. Percussion Pistol

70 Pistols - Model 1842 (H. Deringer), U.S. Navy Percussion Pistol

71 Pistols - Model 1842 (J.N. Johnson), U.S. Percussion Pistol

72 Pistols - Model 1842 (N.P. Ames), U.S. Navy Percussion Pistol

73 Pistols - Model 1842 (Palmetto), U.S. Percussion Pistol

74 Pistols - Model 1855, U.S. Pistol-Carbine

75 Pistols - Nathan Baily State of Connecticut Pistol

76 Pistols - Perry Breech-loading Single-shot Percussion Pistol

76a Pistols - Peter Brong Contract Pistol of 1807

76b Pistols - Peter and David Moll Holster Pistol

77 Pistols - Peter Brong Holster Pistol

78 Pistols - Possible William Shener Pistol

79 Pistols - Rappenhannock Forge Virginia Pistol

80 Pistols - “Richmond” Marked Holster Pistol

81 Pistols - Robert McCormick Ship’s Pistol

82 Pistols - Robert McCormick Army or Holster Pistol

83 Pistols - Rogers and Brothers Holster Pistol

84 Pistols - Samuel Coutty Holster Pistol

85 Pistols - Second Model, Virginia Manufactory Pistol

86 Pistols - Sharp’s Single-shot Breech-loading Percussion Pistol

87 Pistols - Simeon North Army Contract Pistol of 1811

88 Pistols - Simeon North Army Contract Pistol of 1813

89 Pistols - Simeon North Army Contract Navy Pistol of 1826

90 Pistols - Simeon North Ship’s Contract Pistol of 1808

91 Pistols - Simeon North U.S. Contract Pistol of 1819

92 Pistols - Smith Holster Pistol

93 Pistols - “Sweitzer” Marked Contract Pistol of 1807

94 Pistols - The “Assembly” Contracts of 1797

95 Pistols - The Contract Pistols of 1807

96 Pistols - The “Marginal” Martial Pistols

97 Pistols - The Primary U.S. Martial Pistol

98 Pistols - The Secondary Martial Pistol

99 Pistols - Thomas French Contract Ship’s Pistol

100 Pistols - Unknown Assembled Horseman’s Pistol of 1797

101 Pistols - Unknown Light Dragon Style Holster Pistol

102 Pistols - Unknown Model 1836-Type Pistol

103 Pistols - Unknown Revolutionary War Officer’s Pistol



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104 Pistols - Unknown Maryland Council of Safety Pistol

105 Pistols - Waters Single-shot Percussion Pistol

106 Pistols - William Booth Pistol

107 Pistols - William Calderwood Contract Pistol of 1807

108 Pistols - William Whetcroft Maryland Contract Pistol

UU:240 6 1-3 Port Hudson - Artifacts

4 Revolvers - Allen and Wheelock Lipfire Army Revolver

5 Revolvers - Allen and Wheelock Lipfire Navy Revolver

6 Revolvers - Allen and Wheelock Percussion Army Revolver

7 Revolvers - Allen and Wheelock Percussion Navy Revolver

8 Revolvers - ALSUP Navy Percussion Revolver

9 Revolvers - Bacon Rim Fire Navy Revolver

10 Revolvers - Beals-Remington Percussion Army Revolver

11 Revolvers - Beals-Remington Percussion Navy Revolver

12 Revolvers - Butterfield Percussion Army Revolver

13 Revolvers - Colt Model 1836 (Patterson) Percussion Revolver

14 Revolvers - Colt Model 1847 (Whitneyville “Walker”) Army

Revolver

15 Revolvers - Colt Model 1848 (1st Model Dragoon) Army Revolver

16 Revolvers - Colt Model 1848 (2nd Model Dragoon) Army Revolver

17 Revolvers - Colt Model 1848 (3rd Model Dragoon) Army Revolver

18 Revolvers - Colt Model 1848 (“Whitneyville-Hartford” Transitional

Type) Army Revolver

19 Revolvers - Colt Model 1849 Pocket Revolver

20 Revolvers - Colt Model 1851 (1st and 2nd Models) Navy Percussion

Revolver

21 Revolvers - Colt Model 1851 (3rd Model) Navy Revolver

22 Revolvers - Colt Model 1851 (4th Model) Navy Revolver

23 Revolvers - Colt Model 1860 (Types I and II) Army Revolver

24 Revolvers - Colt Model 1860 (Types III and IV) Army Revolver

25 Revolvers - Colt Model 1861 Navy Revolver

26 Revolvers - Colt Model 1862 Pocket / Police Percussion Revolver

27 Revolvers - Colt Model Pocket Navy Revolver

28 Revolvers - Cooper Navy Percussion Revolver

29 Revolvers - Eagle Company Navy Percussion Revolver

30 Revolvers - Freeman Army Percussion Revolver

31 Revolvers - Joslyn Army Percussion Revolver

32 Revolvers - Manhattan Navy Percussion Revolver

33 Revolvers - Massachusetts Arms Co. - Adams Navy Percussion



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UU:240 6 34 Revolvers – Metropolitan Navy Percussion Revolver

35 Revolvers - Metropolitan Pocket / Police Percussion Revolver

36 Revolvers - Model 1861, Metropolitan Percussion Navy Revolver

37 Revolvers - Model 1861 (Old Model) Remington Army Percussion

Revolver

38 Revolvers - Model 1861 (Old Model) Remington Percussion Navy

Revolver

39 Revolvers - Model 1863 (New Model) Remington Army Percussion

Revolver

40 Revolvers - Model 1863 (New Model) Remington Navy Percussion

Revolver

41 Revolvers - Moore Rimfire Cartridge Revolver

42 Revolvers - Pettengill Army Percussion Revolver

43 Revolvers - Pettengill Navy Percussion Revolver

44 Revolvers - Plant Cup-primed Percussion Revolver

45 Revolvers - Pond Rimfire Army Revolver

46 Revolvers - Prescott Rimfire Navy Revolver

47 Revolvers - Remington (New Model) Percussion Belt Revolver

48 Revolvers - Remington (New Model) Police Percussion Revolver

49 Revolvers - Remington Rider (New Model) Percussion Be Revolver

50 Revolvers - Rogers and Spencer Army Percussion Revolver

51 Revolvers - Savage-North “Figure 8" Navy Percussion Revolver

52 Revolvers - Savage-North Navy Percussion Revolver

53 Revolvers - Smith & Wesson No.2 Army Revolver

54 Revolvers - Starr Model 1858 Double-action Army Percussion

Revolver

55 Revolvers - Starr Model 1858 Double-action Navy Percussion

Revolver

56 Revolvers - Starr Model 1863 Single-action Army Percussion

Revolver

57 Revolvers - Union Arms Co. Navy Percussion Revolver

58 Revolvers - Warner Army Percussion Revolver

59 Revolvers - Warner (1st and 2nd Model) Navy Percussion Revolver

60 Revolvers - Welch Navy Percussion Revolver

61 Revolvers - Wesson and Leavitt Army Percussion Revolver

62 Revolvers - Wesson and Leavitt Percussion Belt Revolver

63 Revolvers - Western Arms Co. Navy Percussion Revolver

64 Revolvers - Whitney Navy Percussion Revolver



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UU:240 6 65 Rifles - Archibald-Rutherford Virginia Contract Rifle

66 Rifles - Ballard Single-shot Cartridge Rifle

67 Rifles - Children’s Toy Rifles

68 Rifles - Christopher Gumph Contract Rifles of 1807

69 Rifles - Colt-Paterson Ring-lever Percussion Repeating Rifles (Type

I)

70 Rifles - 1792 Contract Rifles

71 Rifles - Cosmopolitan Breech-loading Percussion Rifles

72 Rifles - D. Dana - Marked Militia Rifle

73 Rifles - First Model - Virginia Manufactory Rifles

74 Rifles - Fredrick Sheets Virginia Contract Rifles

75 Rifles - George Tryon Pennsylvania Contract Rifles

76 Rifles - George Tryon South Carolina Contract Rifles

77 Rifles - Greene Single-shot Breech-loading Percussion Rifles

78 Rifles - H.E. Leman Muzzle-loading Percussion Militia Rifles

79 Rifles - Henry Dehuff Contract Rifles of 1807

80 Rifles - Henry Deringer Contract Rifles of 1814

81 Rifles - Henry Deringer Contract Rifles of 1817

82 Rifles - Henry Deringer State Contract Rifles

83 Rifles - Henry Pickel Contract Rifles of 1807

84 Rifles - Henry Repeating Rifles

85 Rifles - Jacob Doll Militia Rifles

86 Rifles - Jenks Breech-loading Navy Percussion Rifles

87 Rifles - Jennings / Ellis New York Contract Repeating Rifles

88 Rifles - J. Henry and Sons Muzzle-loading Percussion Rifles

89 Rifles - J.H. Krider Muzzle-loading Percussion Militia Rifle

90 Rifles - J.J. Henry South Carolina Contract Rifles

91 Rifles - John D. Johnson Contract Rifles of 1814

92 Rifles - John Guest Contract Rifles of 1807

93 Rifles - Joseph Henry Contract Rifles of 1807

94 Rifles - Joslyn Single-shot Breech-loading Percussion Rifle

95 Rifles - Lewis Ghriskey Contract Rifles of 1815

96 Rifles - Merrill Breech-loading Single-shot Percussion Rifles

97 Rifles - Model 1803, Types I and II, U.S. Rifles

98 Rifles - Model 1807, Jacob Dickert Contract Rifles

99 Rifles - Model 1814, U.S. Contract Rifles

100 Rifles - Model 1817, U.S. Contract Rifles

UU:241 7 1 Rifles - Model 1819, Hall’s Patent, U.S. Breech-loading Rifle

1a Rifles - Model 1841, E. Whitney Contract Percussion Rifle



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UU:241 7 2 Rifles - Model 1841, Hall, U.S. Breech-loading Percussion Rifle

3 Rifles - Model 1841, Palmetto Armory Percussion Rifle

4 Rifles - Model 1841, Remington Contract Percussion Rifle

5 Rifles - Model 1841, Robbins and Lawrence Contract Percussion

Rifle

6 Rifles - Model 1841, Tyron Contract Percussion Rifle

7 Rifles - Model 1841, U.S. Percussion Rifle

8 Rifles - Model 1853, Sharps Single-shot Breech-loading Navy Rifle

8a Rifles - Model 1855, Colt-Root Percussion Repeating Rifle

9 Rifles - Model 1855, Sharps Single-shot Breech-loading Rifle

10 Rifles - Model 1855, U.S. Percussion Rifles

11 Rifles - Model 1861, Sharps and Hankins Breech-loading Navy

Cartridge Rifle

12 Rifles - Model 1861, Whitney Artillery Rifle

13 Rifles - Model 1861, Whitney Naval (“Plymouth”) Rifle

14 Rifles - Model 1862, Sharps and Hankins Breech-loading Army

Cartridge Rifle

15 Rifles - Model 1863, Remington Contract Rifles

16 Rifles - Nathan Starr Contract Rifles of 1807

17 Rifles - Peter Gonter Contract Rifle of 1807

17a Rifles - Philip Heckert Rifles - 1779?

18 Rifles - Pre 1814 U.S. Marital Contract Rifles

18a Rifles - P.S. Justice Muzzle-loading Rifle

19 Rifles - Robbins, Kendall, Lawrence Contract Percussion Rifle

20 Rifles - Robert and John D. Johnson Contract Rifles of 1817

21 Rifles - Robert Johnson Contract of 1814

22 Rifles - Robert Johnson Rifles of 1817

23 Rifles - Rufus Perkins Massachusetts Militia Rifles

24 Rifles - Second Model - Virginia Manufacturing Rifles

25 Rifles - Sharps “New Model” 1859 and 1863 Single-shot Breech-

loading Rifle

26 Rifles - Silas Allen Massachusetts Militia Rifle

27 Rifles - Simeon-North Breech-loading Rifles of 1819

28 Rifles - Simeon-North Contract Rifles of 1817

29 Rifles - Smith Gogswell New York State Contract Rifles

30-31 Rifles - Spencer Repeating Army Rifles

32 Rifles - State Contract Rifles

33 Rifles - The Contract Rifles of 1807

34 Rifles - Unknown “C.G.” Marked Militia Rifle



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UU:241 7 35 Rifles - Unknown Pennsylvania Smoothbore Rifle

36 Rifles - William Jenks Contract Rifle

37 Rifles - Whitney-Einfiera Percussion Rifle

38-41 Scabbards

42 Shoulder Arms – Non-martial

43-44 Shoulder Arms - Post Civil War

45 Special Weapons

46 Swivel Guns - Model 1807, U.S. Swivel Gun

47 Swivel Guns - Rappahannock Forge Swivel Wall Gun

48 Swivel Guns - U.S. Allegheny (Pittsburgh) Arsenal Swivel Wall

Guns

49-50 Swords and Dirks

51 The Revolutionary War Era

52 Tomahawks, Axes, etc.

Series II. General correspondence

UU:242 8 1 1955

2 1960

3 Jan.-June 1961

4 July-Dec. 1961

5 1962

6 Jan.-June 1963

7 July-Dec. 1963

8 1964

9 1965

10 1966

11 1967

12 1970

13 June-Dec. 1971

14 Jan.-June 1972

15 July-Dec. 1972

16 Jan.-June 1973

17 July-Dec. 1973

18 1974

19 Jan.-June 1975

20 July-Dec. 1975

21 1976

22 1977



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UU:242 8 23 1978

24 1979

25 Jan.-May 1980

26 June-Dec. 1980

27 Jan.-May 1981

28 June-Dec. 1981

29 Jan.-June 1982

30 1983

30a 1984

31 1985

32 Jan.-Apr. 1986

33 May-Aug. 1986

33a Sept.-Dec. 1986

34 Jan.-Mar. 1987

35 Apr.-June 1987

36 July-Dec. 1987

37 Jan.-Apr. 1988

38 May-Dec. 1988

39 Jan.-May 1989

40 June-Dec. 1989

UU:243 9 1 Jan.-May 1990

2 June-Dec. 1990

3 May 1991-Aug. 1992

4 Sept.-Dec. 1992

5 Jan.-June 1993

6 July-Dec. 1993

7 Jan.-June 1994

8 July-Dec. 1994

9 Jan.-May 1995

10 June-Dec. 1995

11 1996

Series III. Papers and speeches

UU:243 9 12 “American Flintlock Rifle” (undated)

13 “Civil War Arms” (undated)

14 “Crossed Arrows” (undated)

15 “Pacific War Talks” (undated)

16 “Together for Two Centuries…and Still Counting” (undated)

17 “What’s All the Fuss About?” (undated)



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UU:243 9 17b “From Along the Mississippi: A Few Good Tips” (undated)

17c “A Brief History of the Colt Percussion Pistol” (undated)

17d “The United States Bayonet, Model 1835.” (undated)

17e United States Military 1812 Bayonet article (undated)

Series IV. Publishing Information

18 Copyright (undated)

19-24 Eagle Press, Co. (undated)

25 Editor comments (undated)

26 Endorsement (undated)

27-28 Promotional Information (undated)

29 Publishers (undated)

Series V. Illustrations

UU:244 10 1-3 Firearms (undated)

4 Bayonets (undated)

5-6 Accouterments (undated)

7 Maps- Civil War Battle Sites, T. Harry Williams (1964)

Series VI. Biographical Information

8 1955-1992

Documents

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