European & American Arms, c. 1100–1850 by Claude Blair (first edition, Crown Publishers / B.T. Batsford, 1962) is a classic and authoritative reference on the development of weapons used in Europe and America from the medieval era through the middle of the 19th century. Claude Blair (1922–2010) was a leading British museum curator and scholar, known for his extensive work on arms and armour. He served at the Royal Armouries and the Victoria & Albert Museum and authored many seminal texts in the field.
"This book is designed primarily to serve as a convenienct guide to the identification and dating of European and American arms (excluding artillery) of the period c. 1100-1850..."
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Title / Author: European and American Arms 1100-1850 by Claude Blair
Topic: military weapons and arms used in Europe and America
Year Published: 1962
Print Length: 134 pp, with b/w plates, hardback
ISBN or Library of Congress: none
Condition: good, no interior highlighting or notes
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