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Features ~ 856 full-color photos illustrating more than 350 of the finest Southern Bowies in existence. ~ Full historical and collector details on all known types of knives made in Confederate factories...including unidentified types and the Georgia and Alabama Contracts. ~ All your favorite makers, from Boyle & Gamble and Louis Froelich to Nashville Plow Works and Thomas Leech & Co. ~ Extensive, valuable coverage of locally made Southern knives, including the many identified makers as well as those whose origins are still unclear. ~ New research and freshly discovered makers...previously unpublished info. available nowhere else but here! ~ A full discussion of dug relic knives, with a large selection of intriguing examples shown and explained. ~ Perhaps the largest album of historical Confederate soldiers holding Bowie knives ever assembled. A truly amazing and beautiful resource.
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Confederate Bowie Knives, John Sexton, Joshua E.S Phillips, Jack Melton
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- Released
- 2012
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- (Hardcover)
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- Title
- Confederate Bowie Knives
- Language
- English
- Authors
- John Sexton, Joshua E.S Phillips, Jack Melton
- Publisher
- Andrew Mowbray Publishers, Inc.
- Released
- 2012
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 285
- ISBN10
- 1931464529
- ISBN13
- 9781931464529
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- Features ~ 856 full-color photos illustrating more than 350 of the finest Southern Bowies in existence. ~ Full historical and collector details on all known types of knives made in Confederate factories...including unidentified types and the Georgia and Alabama Contracts. ~ All your favorite makers, from Boyle & Gamble and Louis Froelich to Nashville Plow Works and Thomas Leech & Co. ~ Extensive, valuable coverage of locally made Southern knives, including the many identified makers as well as those whose origins are still unclear. ~ New research and freshly discovered makers...previously unpublished info. available nowhere else but here! ~ A full discussion of dug relic knives, with a large selection of intriguing examples shown and explained. ~ Perhaps the largest album of historical Confederate soldiers holding Bowie knives ever assembled. A truly amazing and beautiful resource.