Journal Vols. 1 - 18
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Journal
Vol. 1 (1989) |
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Bodiam Mortar, the |
Smith, R./Brown, R. |
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Bombarde,
Mons Meg and her Sisters |
Lyon, D. |
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Burn's cards: the use of 19th century ordnance |
Caruana, A. B. |
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Gunner's rule, the, from the Bronze Bell wreck |
Konstam, A. |
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Lidded-breech wrought-iron gun at Southsea castle |
Simmons, J.J. |
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Measuring of cannons, the |
Roth, R. |
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Turret, the pre-history of the |
Lyon, D. |
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32-pdr, Swiss, bronze, 'Mercurius', (1678) |
Roth, R. [N° 223] |
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Journal
Vol. 2 (1990) |
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A miscellany (black powder ballistics, etc.) |
Barker, R. |
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British Naval Armament (Conference Proceedings) |
Ware, C. |
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Dutch guns and their handling at sea, 17th century |
Puype, J.-P. |
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Gunner's rule, the, or tally sticks, further
information |
Green, J. |
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Painting of gun carriages, the |
Caruana, A.B. |
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Pearls from the dungheap: English saltpetre
production |
Bull, S. |
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The
Loss of the VOC Ship Batavia in 1629 |
Brown, R.R. |
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The take-down gun |
Blackmore, H.L. |
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The Tal-y-Bont gunner's rule |
Brown, R.R. |
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War rocket in late Victorian military service, the |
Konstam, A. |
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Wrought-iron ordnance in 1855, the re-introduction
of |
Braid,D. |
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Journal
Vol. 3 (1991) |
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Dublin breech-loading swivel gun, the |
Hennessy, N. St. J. |
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Early cast iron gun industry from a MS account book |
Barter, S. |
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Early cast-iron ordnance on the Isle of Man |
Smith, R.D. |
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H. Foxhall and the J. Wilkinson technology in the
USA |
Braid, D. |
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James Nasmyth's large malleable iron guns in 1855 |
Braid, D. |
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Shot-mould tongs, replica of early 16th century |
Simmons, J.J. |
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Southeast Asian gun technology |
Green, J. |
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18-inch railway howitzer, the |
Hall. N. |
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Journal
Vol. 4 (1992) |
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Alexander Theophilus Blakely |
Caruana, A.B. |
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Artillery at Edgehill re-assessed: 1642-1992 |
Bull, S. |
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Iron cannon of 7 |
Smith, R.D. |
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Long Cecil: a South African gun |
Gander, T. |
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Ordnance and Empire: Portugal 15/16th century |
Braid, D. |
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Ordnance Board, the: past and present |
Armstrong, R. |
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Si Jagur cannon in Jakarta, historical notes on |
Puype, J.-P. |
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Journal
Vol. 5 (1993) |
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Armour plate, the evolution and process of to 1914 |
Knight, S.A. |
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Demolishing a mystery: the 165mm AVRE gun |
Gander, T. |
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Development of gunmaking in Bohemia 1350-1450 |
Braid, D. |
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Gunpowder, the manufacture of in France, 1702 (Part
1) |
Roberts, D.H. |
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Longevity of Ordnance, the |
Caruana, A.B. |
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Port pieces: the use of W-Iguns in the 16th century |
Smith, R.D. |
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The historic ordnance at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich |
Roth, R. |
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9-pdr, English, Blomefield, 8'6" 29 cwt,
(ca.1800) |
Roth, R. [N° 489] |
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8-pdr, Swedish export, (Dutch), 20 cwt, (1784) |
Roth, R. [N° 481] |
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8-pdr, Danish, Carl Friderichs, design 1683 |
Roth, R.[N° 480] |
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8-pdr, Danish, Carl Friderichs, design 1683, (1691) |
Roth, R. [N° 169] |
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6-pdr, English, bronze light, 5'0" 6 cwt,
(1850) |
Roth, R. [N° 482] |
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6-pdr, English, bronze light, 5'0" 6 cwt,
(1855) |
Roth, R. [N° 485] |
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6-pdr, English, Blomefield, 6'0" 18 cwt
(ca.1820) |
Roth, R. [N° 490] |
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3-pdr, English, bronze medium, 4.0" 3 cwt
(1807) |
Roth, R. [N° 483] |
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3-pdr, English, bronze medium, 4.0" 3 cwt
(1813) |
Roth, R. [N° 484] |
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12-pdr howitzer, English, Millar, sea service,
3'8" (1849) |
Roth, R. [N° 486] |
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10-inch howitzer, English, bronze, (1791) |
Roth, R. [N° 479] |
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13-inch mortar, English, bronze, LS (1779) |
Roth, R. [N° 478] |
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5½-inch mortar, English, bronze, (1800) |
Roth, R. [N° 487] |
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5½-inch mortar, English, bronze, (1811) |
Roth, R. [N° 488] |
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Journal
Vol. 6 (1994) |
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A Bronze Saker for England's Henry VIII, (from the
sea) |
Armstrong, D.R. |
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Basilisk, (Doppelschlange), Swiss, bronze, (1514) |
Roth, R. [N° 292] |
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Demi-Culverin Drake, English, 9'0" 20 cwt
(1638) |
Roth, R. [N°
26] |
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Drakes, a note on |
Towes, R.M./McCree |
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Gunpowder, the manufacture of in France, 1702 (Part
2) |
Roberts, D.H. |
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Guns of the Queen's Ships during the Spanish Armada,
the |
Trollope, C.N. |
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Minion Drake, extra., English, bronze, (1638) |
Roth, R.[N° 491] |
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Museum of Artillery in the Rotunda, the |
Timbers, K. |
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Renaissance Man, the (15/16th century Master
gunners) |
Roth, R. |
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Wade, Dahlgren and Rodman: influence on US iron guns |
Olmstead, E. |
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6-inch disappearing hydro-pneumatic guns in New
Zealand |
Garie, F. |
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Journal
Vol. 7 (1995) |
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Brierley Hill Foundry Order Book, 1812-1825, the |
Robins, C. |
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Bourbon Fuse: an explosive invention, the |
Canisius, W.G.M.H. |
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First Book of the Brazilian Government, (artillery
treatise) |
Barker, R./de Castro |
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Gunnery instruments and their makers in the 18th
century |
Millburn, J.R. |
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Legermuseum in Delft, Netherlands, the |
Puype, J.-P. |
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Maratha artillery: from Dabhoi to Assaye |
Cooper, R./Wagle, N. |
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Orford gun, the (from the sea) |
Roth, R. |
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Saker, Spain, bronze, 11'6" (ca.1540) |
Roth, R. [N° 709] |
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Saker, Spain, bronze, 10'0" (1555) |
Roth, R. [N° 345] |
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50-pdr Perrier, Portugese, bronze 'Selvagem' (1627) |
Roth, R. [N° 447] |
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30-pdr Perrier, Portugese, bronze 'Camelo' (1627) |
Roth, R. [N° 211] |
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Journal
Vol. 8 (1996) |
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Construction of a late 17th Century Spanish
Carriage, The |
Armstrong, D.R. |
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French Sea Service Iron Guns, (Translation D.
Roberts) |
Boudriot, J. |
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Musèe de l'Armèe in Paris, The |
Perot, J. |
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Nineteenth Century Pneumatic Guns |
Day, J. |
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Portugese India 1525, A Gun List |
Barker, R. |
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Russian Guns in Ireland |
Hennessy, N. St.J. |
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48-pdr 'Leao' Portugese, 18 palmo's, (1594) |
Roth, R. [N° 364] |
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Journal No 9 (1997) |
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Gerald
Bull’s Legacy |
Gander,
T. |
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William
Hale and his rockets |
Winter,
F.H. |
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A
Wrought Iron gun for early 16th Century Sea Service |
Armstrong,
D.R. |
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Two
Culverins from The Revenge |
Trollope,
C.N. |
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An
Armstrong Controversy |
Day,
J. |
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French
Sea Service Brass Guns |
Boudriot,
J. |
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Journal No 10 (1998) |
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A
glance at Ricochet |
Barker,
R. |
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S.E.
Asian Cannon: the Museum of the Phillipines Lantaka |
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Collection
(Part 1) |
Peralta,
J.T. |
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Gun
Drill in the French Revolutionary Navy |
Roberts,
D.R. |
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Guns
of York Redoubt, Halifax, Nova Scotia |
Canfield,
E.B. |
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An
Engaging Transatlantic Puzzle |
Olmstead,
E. |
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Sir
W.G. Armstrong’s 10-inch 20-ton RML Gun: A Replica Project |
Garie,
F. |
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Artillery
and the Spanish Civil War |
Henry,
C.T. |
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Fort
Nelson: The Royal Armouries Museum of Artillery |
Hall,
N. |
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Journal
No 11 (1999) |
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Ordnance from a Late 16th Century Wreck,
Alderney |
McElvogue, D.M. |
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A Cossack Gun |
Morgan, R. |
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A Proportinal Ordinance for Ordnance? |
Barker, R. |
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Portuguese Naval Carriages in the Late 16th
Century |
Alves Salgado, A.A. |
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Alexander Theophilus Blakly - an Addition |
Mills, M. |
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Switzerland’s Bison: a Fortification Gun
Study |
Gander, T.J. |
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S. E. Asian Cannon: the Museum of the
Phillipines Lantaka |
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Collection (Part 2) |
Peralta, J.T. |
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The Steam Gun |
Day, J. |
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Gunpowder, The
History of an International Technology |
Roth, R. |
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Journal
No 12 (2000) |
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The Polish gun wreck |
Brinck, N. |
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The Groenlo gun: An assessment |
Trollope, C. |
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A gift for the Sultan of Morocco |
Brown, R.R. |
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Gunfounding in the Weald |
Hodgkinson, J.S. |
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The cannon foundry at Jaigarh |
Gander, T.J. |
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Cannon on Historic Monument Sites: a personal
recollection |
Carpenter, A.C. |
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The History of rifling |
Day, J. |
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Casting shot in the 16th century |
Smith, R.D. |
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Comment: The Alderney Wreck gun – saker or
minion? |
Brown, R.R. |
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Journal
No 13 (2001) |
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Finbankers |
Frantzen, O.L. |
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A carriage and cast-iron cannon at Windsor
Castle |
Smith, R.D. |
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Thomas Westerne: The Great Ironmonger |
Brown, R.R. |
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Bersham ironworks and John Wilkinson, cannon
founder |
Williams, A.L. |
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From the inside out: Moulding and casting the
bore of a 17th century |
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bronze cannon |
Keith, D., Rodriguez, J. |
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The technology of casting cannon |
Murphy, S. |
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Bronze cannon at Essaouira, Morocco |
Starley, D., Batt, C. |
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Journal
No 14 (2002) |
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Casting and firing a replica of the Loshult
gun |
Hansen, P.V. |
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Gun carriages in a notebook of Portuguese
field artillery |
Barker, R. |
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A description and appraisal of ordnance from
three Spanish Armada |
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transports c 1588 |
McEvogue, D.M. |
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The design and evolution of English cast-iron
guns from |
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1543 to 1600 |
Trollope, C. |
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Protecting Gibraltar: George III’s present to
the Emperor of |
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Morocco |
Brown, R.R. |
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Guns for the Monitors: Developing the XV-inch
Dahlgren |
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smoothbore |
Canfield, E.B. |
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Lytteton’s LEO – A new 105-mm gun concept |
Gander, T.J. |
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Comment on The History of Rifling by John Day |
Trollope, C. |
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Journal
No 15 (2003) |
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A reassessment of the gun illustrated in the
Walter de Milemete |
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and Pseudo-Aristotle manuscripts |
DeVries, W. |
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The breakthrough of the 1540s in the casting
of iron ordnance |
Awty, B.G. |
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A gunner’s rule from the Mary Rose |
Hildred, A. |
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The Bishopsgate Artillery Garden and the
first English ordnance school |
Walton, S.A. |
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Some guns in the Ukraine |
Morgan, R. |
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Armstrong’s protected barbette
mechanical-loading system |
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for South Australia |
Garie, F. |
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A new forme of
greate artillerie: An early 17th century invention |
Smith, R.D. |
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Journal
No 16 (2004) |
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The Milemete Guns |
Blair, C. |
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A technological success in the 15th
century: |
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Jehan Cambier’s Mons Meg |
Gillet, C., Lefebvre, M.H., Galloy, J |
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Dorino II Gioardi: A 16th century
Genoese gunfounder |
Ridella, R.G. |
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Coats of arms on guns of the Dutch
Admiralties |
Brink, N. |
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Guns of the Rajahs. Indian artillery from the Mughals |
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to the Sikhs |
Carleton, N., Buck, M. |
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Taming the Tigers: An East India Company gun
from |
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Museum Bronbeek, Arnhem |
Brown, R.R. |
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The bombardment of Alderney in 1944 |
Gander, T. |
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An analtsis of the saltpetre extraction and
purification |
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Recipes in Biringuccio’s Pirotechnia |
Leibnitz, K. |
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Journal
No 17 (2005) |
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The
guns of Archbishop Baldwin of Trier 1331/32 and the guns in the |
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Milemete
manuscripts of 1326/27: Some critical comments |
Tittmann,
W. |
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Troncks,
rockets and fiery balls: Military fireworks of the early |
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modern
period |
Brown, R.R. |
Identification of the marks of the Dutch auxiliary maritime forces in |
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the
17th and 18th centuries |
Brink, N. |
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The
design and evolution of English cast-iron guns: 1660-1725 |
Trollope, C. |
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Desperate
measures: The Smith Gun |
Gander, T. |
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A
catalog of massive forge-welded iron cannon in India: Part I |
Balasubramanaim,
R. |
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Comments
on the flight of spherical shot |
Cheshire,
E. |
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Journal
No 18 (2006) |
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Gunpowder in 13th
century China |
Sawyer, R.D. |
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The construction of Mons Meg
and its relevance to 15th century |
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metallurgical technology |
Smith, K. |
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16th century
bronze Portuguese cannon |
van Oordt, I., de Vries, G. |
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Saintly cannons: Religious
symbols on artillery |
Brown, R.R. |
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The Tower gunners and the Artillery Company
in the Artillery |
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Garden before 1630 |
Walton, S.A. |
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Progress report of the
reconstruction of an Armstrong 10 inch |
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20 ton RML mounting at Fort
Glanville, Adelaide, South Australia |
Garie, F. |
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The universal gun concept: The 47mm Böhler
gun |
Gander, T. |
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Critical comments on Dr Wilfried Tittmann’s
‘The guns of Archbishop |
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Baldwin of Trier 1331/32 and the guns in the
Milemete |
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manuscripts of 1326/27’ |
Blair, C. |
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Last updated on 09/07/2007