United States. The Sharps Rifle - Its History, Development And Operation Newly Listed trimmed with tan-coloured cotton threading

trimmed with tan-coloured cotton threading the obverse bearing a machine-embroidered

illustrating the twenty-eight man guard detachment on parade in front of the barracks at Obersalzberg

000 members of the Women's Royal Air Force (WRAF) had previously served with the WRNS supporting the Royal Naval Air Service and were transferred upon the creation of the Royal Air Force

obverse with German national eagle inlaid with mobile swastika breaking chains around its legs

open on three sides

United States. The Sharps Rifle - Its History, Development And Operation Newly Listed trimmed with tan-coloured cotton threadingHardcover, orangy yellow cloth cover, with dust jacket, the rifle graphic on the front cover and the text on the spine in black and white inks, entitled "The Sharps Rifle Its History, Development and Operation", by Winston Oliver Smith, copyrighted by the author in 1943, originally published by William Morrow & Company of New York in 1943, this book is the Third Printing in December 1965, printed in the United States. As stated on the dust jacket: "A