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Knife Bayonets 32 Fencing Bayonets 32 Miniature Bayonets 32 1 This Page Intentionally blank 2 A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE BAYONET A survey of the Literature of the Subject:- BOOKS MILITARY MANUALS JOURNAL ARTICLES SUPPLEMENT TO THE ORIGINAL BIBLIOGRAPHY PUBLISHED JAN. 2000. Consisting of material published from 1st January 2000 to 31st December 2004, plus earlier references, not previously listed. By R.D.C.Evans BAYONET STUDIES SERIES No.3 3 Privately Published January 2005. Copyright R.D.C.Evans. 2005. This article is provided free, you should not be charged for it. Future updates and revisions will be available at :- www.jeffreyhayes.com/books =============================== By the same Author:- The Bayonet: An Evolution and History. Militaria Publications, Milton Keynes, UK. 1985. [With Frederick J. Stephens.] British Bayonet Letters Patent. Privately Published by RDC Evans, Baildon, Shipley, W.Yorks., UK. 1991. A Bibliography of the Bayonet. Bayonet Studies Series No.1. Privately Published by RDC Evans, Baildon, Shipley, W.Yorks., UK. 2000. The Plug Bayonet: An Identification Guide for Collectors. Bayonet Studies Series No. 2. Privately Published by R.D.C. Evans, Baildon, Shipley, W.Yorks., UK. 2002. =============================== Acknowledgements This Supplementary Bibliography would have been far less comprehensive if it were not for the help and kindness of many people world wide. Some loaned books, some supplied lists of manuals or journal articles, others expressed enthusiasm and support for the project. Sincere thanks are due to:- United Kingdom: The late J. Anthony Carter, Jeffrey Hayes, Graham T. Priest, Peter White. USA: Raymond LaBar Jr., Dr. James A. Maddox, Dr. Anthony Ross, Frank Trzaska. Belgium: Eddy Boomputte. France: Pierre Renoux. Germany: Peter Meihs. Netherlands: Maurice A. H. Donners. Published and Produced by :- R.D.C.Evans. Brook House: 1, Brookhill: Baildon: Shipley: West Yorkshire: BD17 6NS: United Kingdom. [E-mail: [email protected]] 4 A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE BAYONET SUPPLEMENT CONTENTS Page INTRODUCTION to the 2005 SUPPLEMENT 7 PART 1: BOOKS ON THE BAYONET: a) Histories and Collectors Guides on 8 Bayonet Identification. b) Military Bayonet Training & Bayonet 12 Fighting Manuals, etc. PART 2: GENERAL BOOKS ON ARMS & ARMOUR, FIREARMS etc., which contain useful references to the bayonet. 24 PART 3: MAGAZINE ARTICLES: Introduction 27 General Articles: Bayonet Development 28 General Articles: From the Military Viewpoint 29 General Articles: Bayonet Literature 29 General Articles: Bayonet Collecting 30 General Articles: Plug Bayonets 31 Socket Bayonets 31 Sword Bayonets 32 Knife Bayonets 32 Fencing Bayonets 32 Miniature Bayonets 32 Bayonets of Individual Nations:- Argentina 33 Austro-Hungary 33 Belgium 34 Borneo 36 Brazil 36 Canada 37 China 37 Czechoslovakia 38 Denmark 38 France 39 Germany 44 Great Britain 48 5 India 52 Ireland 53 Israel 53 Italy 54 Japan 55 Korea 58 Malta 58 Mexico 58 Netherlands 59 Norway 60 Poland 60 Portugal 61 Roumania 61 Russia 61 South Africa 62 Spain 62 Sudan 64 Sweden 64 Switzerland 64 Thailand [Siam] 65 Turkey 65 USA 65 Uruguay 74 Yugoslavia (the former) 75 ---------------------------------------------- Unidentified Bayonets 75 Subject Matter Unknown 76 Fakes & Reproductions 76 APPENDIX A: OTHER MEDIA. Film - Television - Internet - Video - CD-ROM 79 APPENDIX B: The Bayonet Articles of Charles Dangré 80 6 INTRODUCTION to the 2005 SUPPLEMENT The present author first produced “A Bibliography of the Bayonet” in January 2000. (It is currently out of print.) Since that time, much additional material has been published and a number of pre-2000 references have come to light which were not included in the original Bibliography. It therefore seems appropriate to publish a Supplementary Bibliography at this point in time, exactly five years on from the appearance of the original volume. The period 2000-2005 has seen the publication of some 30 new books on the history of the bayonet, or on bayonet identification. Some authors have chosen to produce general works on world bayonets, resulting in the appearance of pioneering volumes in the Russian language and a continuation of the controversial series by the French author J.-P. Vial. Others have concentrated on narrower fields of study, publishing books on, for example, plug bayonets, Kalashnikov rifle bayonets, German etched-blade 'Dress Bayonets' or British spike bayonets. A major three-volume series has been produced in Poland on the bayonets of that country, and the identification of German service bayonets has been particularly well covered. It has proved possible to obtain details of many more military bayonet fighting or training manuals, adding to a seemingly endless and bewildering series of instructional booklets. Such publications are here sub-divided into manuals exclusively concerned with the bayonet, followed by listings of more general training manuals which contain chapters or sections on the bayonet. Manuals are listed nation by nation within each of these two catagories. A steady stream of magazine and journal articles has continued to be produced, with the two specialised serial publications, the Journal of the Society of American Bayonet Collectors and the Journal de l'Association Française des Collectionneurs de Baïonnettes, proving to be particularly rich sources of interesting material. The widespread availability of digital technology has resulted in some researchers choosing to disseminate their work through the medium of CD-ROM's rather than conventional printed books. Significant studies of Turkish bayonets and United States Bayonet Patents have for example been produced by such means in recent years. Appendix A covers material of this kind. The articles by Charles Dangré, the Director of the Musée Royale de l'Armée in Brussels, published in the Museum's journal entitled `Carnet de la Fourragère ' during the years 1924 to 1931 have long been recognised as a seminal study in bayonet identification, and particularly important to the study of German `Ersatz' models of the First World War. The titles, subject matter and numbering of these articles are somewhat confusing to say the least, so a complete listing of Dangré's work is included here as Appendix B. 7 PART 1 - BOOKS ON THE BAYONET PART 1A) Histories and Collectors' Guides on Bayonet Identification Subject Matter Either Exclusively or Very Significantly Concerned with Bayonets. Anon. (Undated) Deutsche Aushilfs-Seitengewehre 1915-18. No publishing details given. (East?) Germany. Unpaginated. [Pirated copy of J.Anthony Carter's 1976 publication `German Ersatz Bayonets', translated into German and with drawings re-arranged. ] Association Française des Collectionneurs de Baïonnettes. (2000) Les Baïonnettes Réglementaires Françaises de 1840 à 1918. Gazette des Armes Hors-série No.7. Regi ' Arme, Paris, France. 77 pp. Brayley, Martin J. (2004) Bayonets: An Illustrated History. Compendium Books, David & Charles, United Kingdom. 256 pp. ISBN 0715320467 Brayley, Martin J. (2004) Bayonets: An Illustrated History. Krause Publications, Iola, Wisconsin, USA. 256 pp. ISBN 0873498704 [U.S. Softback Edition of the Above. ] Brett, Homer M. (2001) The Military Knife and Bayonet. [World Mook 301] World Photo Press, Tokyo, Japan. 392 pp. ISBN 4-8465-2301-2 Carter, Anthony. (2001) The Sword and Knife Makers of Germany 1850-2000. Vol.1. A-L. Tharston Press, Norwich, Norfolk, UK. 287 pp. ISBN 0-946696-31-4 Evans, R.D.C. (2000) A Bibliography of the Bayonet. Bayonet Studies Series No.1. 1st Edition. Private Pub. by the Author, Baildon, West Yorkshire, UK. 208 pp. Evans, R.D.C. (2002) The Plug Bayonet: An Identification Guide for Collectors. Bayonet Studies Series No.2. 1st Edition. Private Pub. by the Author, Baildon, West Yorkshire, UK. 263 pp. Franz, Rüdiger W.A. (2000) Preußisch-deutsche Seitengewehr 1807-1945. Band 4: 1871-1883. Journal-Verlag Schwend Gmbh, Schwäbisch Hall, Germany. 486 pp. Franz, Rüdiger W.A. (2000) Preußisch-deutsche Seitengewehr 1807-1945. Band 5: 1884-1897. Journal-Verlag Schwend Gmbh, Schwäbisch Hall, Germany. 609 pp. ffoulkes, Charles & Hopkinson, E.C. (1967) Sword Lance and Bayonet. Arco Publishing Company, New York, USA. 145 pp. [U.S. Edition of Arms & Armour Press Facsimile Edition. ] Goldstein, Erik. (2001) The Socket Bayonet in the British Army 1687-1783. Andrew Mowbray Publishers, Lincoln, Rhode Island, USA. 134 pp. ISBN 0-917218-95-7 8 Gollub, Rachel. (2002) The Change in British Infantry Tactics Produced by the Introduction of the Bayonet. Masters Degree Course Thesis, The American Military University, Virginia, USA. 19 pp. Ivey, Martin D. (2002) Kalashnikov Bayonets: The Collector's Guide to Bayonets for the AK and its Variations. Diamond Eye Publications, Allen, Texas, USA. 220 pp. ISBN 0-9721209-3-9 Karem, Bruce. (2004) The German S84-98 Bayonet. Volume 1: 1908-1933. Private Publication by Bruce Karem (A `BCN' Production), Ohio. USA. 136 pp. Kulinsky, A.N. (2001) Russian Edged Weapons, Polearms & Bayonets 18-20th c. Vol.2. ‟Atlant”, St. Petersburg, Russia. 279 pp. ISBN 5-901555-05-8 [Vol.1 covers swords, knives and polearms. Vol.2 is almost exclusively concerned with bayonets. Text in Russian Cyrillic with English summaries. ] Kulinsky, A.N. (2002) Bayonets of the World. Volume 1. ‟Atlant”, St. Petersburg, Russia. 447 pp. (plus 49 page supplement). ISBN 5-901555-07-4 Kulinsky, A.N. (2002) Bayonets of the World. Volume 2. ‟Atlant”, St. Petersburg, Russia. 471 pp. ISBN 5-901555-08-2 (Both volumes have Russian Text. Title and details translated from the Cyrillic original. ) Lübbe, Klaus. (2000)
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