Comprehensive visual guide explores the evolution of combat tools, featuring rare pieces from the Berman Museum of World History collection. Authored by Chuck Wills, this volume spans the timeline from primitive flint axes to sophisticated modern automatic firearms, including unique items like Napoleon Bonaparte's weapons and experimental espionage gear. The pages are filled with detailed photography of scimitars, battle axes, Gatling , and combination pistols, providing a deep dive into the technology and artistry of weaponry throughout human history. Author: Chuck Wills Publisher: Metro Books Publication Year: 2006 Format: Softcover / Paperback ISBN: 9780760784440 Language: English Topic: Military History, Weaponry Special Features: Illustrated, In association with the Berman Museum Subject: Weapons & Warfare Genre: History, Non-Fiction Number of Pages: 240 Country of Manufacture: Indonesia Keywords: Military History, Arms and Armor, Firearm Evolution, Antique Weapons, Combat Tools, Reference Book, Museum Collection, War History, Historical Artifacts, Espionage Gear, History, Collecting, Educational, Visual Encyclopedia
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