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NATO CONVERSION ALLOWS RELEASE LE NO. 1 Mk, Ill Britains FINEST RIFLE Pride of British troops throughout Empire today. Big game hunters from Canadian wilderness to African Congo claim the powerful .303 caliber SMLE is best for all big game. Fastest bolt action in world. All milled parts. Long range sights. 10-shot mag. 25" bbl. .303. GUARANTEED VERY GOOD CONDITION. Complete with sling and 20 rds. mil. ammo. FREE. Addit. Mil. Ammo. $7.50 per 100 rds. SOFTNOSE SPORTING AMMO. made hv Rem. 81 Win., sold everywhere. Bayonet: $1.95. $10 deposit for C.O.D. COLLECTORS ATTENTION! GENUINE STANDARD TWO OF THE FIRST-80 YRS. OLD! MODEL 98 MAUSER ; ,, $ã.5 DEN SPECIALS! I I I I NCH MI874 GRAS I French military rifle using metallic cartridge. Designed just three years h of Emperor Louis Napoleon. Evolved directly from Cassepot Needle Fire. I It Action Single Shot. Serviceable cond. I I I I I GUARANTEED VERY GOOD CONDITION. : The world's most famous rifle action. Made in Germany and Europe. Early I box machine with cut-off. Fires 10.4 MM Italian cartridge. Serviceable. 53" long. Should be in every military collection. Sorry, No C.O.D.'s. Calif. resid. add 4% dates, no stampings. All precision milled ! state tax. $9.95 1 parts. Each $25.00 . Barreled Mauser 98 Action-barreled with new Buhmiller barrel to 22-250, 220 Swift, CARRIERS 99# Ea. 250-3000, 257R, 257R Imp., .270, 7MM, 300 Sav., 308, 30-06, 30-06 Imp., 35 Rem., Bright red molded plastic. Shells removed 35 Whelen and 35 Whelen Imp., in the easily. Snug fitting cover for 100% shell nroteetion. white. less sights. Each $55.00 Pistol Shell Case-Holds box Iif 50 pist - cartridges in calibers up to aiid includi W7 HAinmim Aim :An01 fni. V ="-;". -3, .>dl ~.8C%,n8"m#,, rnC.3" ,"CC%, ,", "rn,,,,,,,. L.c.,,- CLOSE OUT! hers un to and includina 222 Reminntnn. Rifle Shell Case-Holds box of 20 rifle cartridges in calibers up to and including V. G. USED ,375 Magnum. Auto itics Save up to on these famous European makes IDEAL FUK Bib GAME TheRussians won the International meet Venezula (1954) with this Model MM (Ni~~s~rt-Nagant).6-shot, bolt action, 7.62 MM. Mechanically perfect. Bore: fair, Excellent hunting cartridge. Hinged floor plate. These guns confiscated from Communist revolutionaries. Type used by R _ .linese in Korea. Their sale in no way aids any iron curta'n country. POWERFUL: 2820 F.P.S. w/150 gr. ammo. .32 ACP. Czech Army pistol, Hardhitting weapon for all big game. FREE AMMO: 20 rds. with each gun. ADDIT. AMMO.: Military, 100 rds., $7.50. Softnose s~ortingload, 20 rds. $2.95. TO ORDER Send check, cash, $5 dep. for C.O.D. accuracy. MODEL MN: M 0. ---- ---- TO ORDER RIFLES, AMMO. 6 EDGED WEAPONS Send check cash ENFIELD COMMANDO REVOLVER or M.0. All arms and ammo shipped F.O.B. Pasadena. Edged *-à weapons are postpaid. Calif, resid. add 4% state tax. ASTRA .380 GAL. A*- m-9-------------¥-9--9----m---m Made to German Army specs during WW 11. ?-Shot. Fires 380 Colt ' 3 AMMUNITION BARGAINS NEW SHIPMENT 0 SUPPLY ammo LIMITED. 9 MM LUGER AMMO. ...... .$5.50 per 100 rds. VERY GOOD . $29.95 RUSSIAN RIFLE 7.62 MM Softnose hunting ammo., 150 gr. for deer, bear and N. Amer. big game, 20 rds. $2.95 . 8 MM MAUSER AMM. $5.50 per 100. Attention Mauser Owners: This is the original German ammo designed for your gun. Use it for maximum accuracy and velocity. This 8 MM (7.92) full jacketed Mauser ammunition mfrd. in Germany to strict Military bv the (lermans. specifications. (Purchased commercially would cost you $20 per 0 i.1 Our bulk price: $73.50 per case of 1500. All am- GOOD ....... munition shipped Railway Express, F.O.B. Pasadena, Calif. Can- t aptorders under 100 rds. 45 LONQ COLT AMMUNITION, Commercial, brand new, Lead bullets. brass cases. American primed. Can be reloaded. $8.50 per 100 rds. FN Model. The one and on! oricinal pistol. SPRINGFIELD 03 front firing pins, new, ppd. ..... .3 for $1.00 FN SPRINGFIELD 03 firing pin rods with cocking piece, used, ppd. 80c each. NOTE: All ammunition must be shipped RR Express F.O.B. Pasa- a Ordering in large quantities tends to defray shipping costs, Imported by us direct from Damascus, Syria. Hand- ] forged and hand polished steel blade, curved in tradi- Please sign following statement in accordance with Federal Fire- tional ~rabstyle, his is a dress or court.type I r Act: I am not an alien, and never been convicted of a dagger in the fashion of the scimitar. 91/2" over- 1 crime of violence nor am I now under indictment nor am - I. Substantial and serviceable. Blade edged both 1 fugitive from justice. sides and engraved "Syriaw. Engraved in patterns or2000 Years old. Damascene steel has been fi P-38 Magazines ..... $2.95 ppd. ea. famous since Roman times. Cast brass hilt and sheath 1 Signature .......................................... .------"-----------m----- Age ............ Occupation ........................... I (No guns or ammunition sold to minors.) Purchasers residi--2.s '-.a. Mass., Mich., Mo., N. Y., J., Car., R. I., Chicago, Omaha, \..-+. GOLDEN STATE ARMS CORPORATION : N. N. @ ) @) New Orleans must enclose permit with order. Obtain from your 189 .Armory Bide., 1165 East Colorado St., Pasadena 1, Calif. I I local police chief. Calif. Resid. order only thru local dealer. The NEW Twentyweight Double Automatic Shotguns Newest of the new-a 6 pound 12 eauee automatic shotgun, weighing less than most 20 gauge models. Possesses every advantage of a 20 auge in weight, balance and handling qualities . yet with the hit-ability possible only with the larger, denser pattern of a 12. Designed specifically for field hunting. Special steel 26%-inch barrel with new ventilated rib or plain matted barrel. Strikingly handsome Dragon Black receiver with exquisite hand engraving in Gold. The NEW Lightning Superposed Shotguns For the many shooters who want the lightning speed of an ultra light weight over- under Superposed. Weighs only 7 pounds in 12 gauge, 6 pounds in 20 gauge. Identical to the regular Superposed except in weight-the same superb balance; the same meticulous craftsmanship and matchless beauty. Grades I through V. Ventilated rib models onlv. With extra sets of barrels on soecial order. .weight. .22 Automatic Rifles ' WAKE THE TOUGH SHOTS WITH rHE DEPENDABLE ACCURACY OF A OR ITS ANNUAL wildfowl hunting F issue, GUNSpresents a stellar line- up of experienced men in the field of shotgunning to recount how the smoothbores and birds go together like ham and eggs in these Autumn days when the crisp snap is returning to Northern woods. Searching for the most elusive of wildfowl, GUNSindexes the choicest of feathered quarry for the true sports- man. Despite the turkey's traditional , association with November, we present Johnny Mock's important story on the hunting of our most noble game bird because it isn't the barnyard gobbler of which he writes, but the great winged monarch of the Pennsylvania forests, the wild turkey. Ben Franklin felt the turkey should have been our Crosshair national emblem, and in the Keystone at. Range reticules are State hunters pay it the respect due a cost. 1 difficult and exciting game bird. Both shotguns and rifles are used, and MODELS K2.5 and K3 2y2 and 3 power Johnny Mock, outdoor editor of the $37.50 Pittsburgh Press, tells you what and why. Out in the high passes of Oregon MODEL the band-tail pigeon reigns supreme as 6 power a fast, tricky, and highly edible game $48.50 bird. Francis Sell, with a list of books on hunting to his creditÑ6'Advance Hunting," "The American Deer Hunt- VARIABLE POWER er," "Small Game Huntingm-gives 3 and 5 power you his adventures and advice on shooting these fast birds. MODELSK8 and K10 One of the most unusualgame birds YOUR SHOOTING CAN BE ONLY 8 and 10 power $59.50 is the rail, found in the Texas rice AS GOOD AS YOUR VISION fields, and Dev Klapp describes how to The fine optics of Model K Weaver- CHECK THESE IMPORTANT catch this tricky customer. Finally Scopes give you a clear, sharp and MODEL K FEATURES there's the most common of wildfowl magnified target. You'll see better, Large Precision Lenses-for a sharp, that hunters will go after-the duck- clear and magnified image. aim more easily and shoot more and Carlos Vinson discusses what is Micrometer Click Adjustments - accurately, resulting in more clean the best gun to join in all the shooting. guaranteed accurate and depend- On the mechanical side of the wild- kills and less wounded game. For able. fowl season, H. Welles Steane takes accurate, dependable scope sight- Hermetically Sealed Lenses - air- tight, moistureproof. apart shotgun chokes and tells how ing-equip your rifle with a Weaver- Lightweight Steel Tube- for and why they make for better shooting. Scope. strength and permanent finish. Steane is president of Poly-Choke, 01956 W. R. Weaver Co. Seal-Lock Turret-adjustments fully pioneer makers of adjustable chokes, protected and sealed. and knows his product thoroughly. Next month GUNS turns to the sub- FOR l Please send folders on Weaver-Scopes and Mounts ject of four-legged bags in its annual NAME game hunting issue. Francis Sell will 1 FREE l ADDRESS return to these pages in a critical and ' ILLUSTRATED CITY ZONE-STATE significant essay on the proper use of FOLDERS W. R. WEAVER CO. iron sights. Without sights, a rifle is DEPT.
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    AMERICAN STUDIES jOURNAL Number 48/Winter 2001 The Atnerican Civil War ,.~~-,~.,.... -~~'-'C__ iv_ i__ I _W:.........~r Scho!arship in t4e 21st Cent ea Confere . ISSN: 1433-5239 € 3,00 AMERICAN STUDIES jOURNAL Number 48 Winter 2001 The Atnerican Civil War "Civil War Scholarship in the 21st Century" Selected Conference Proceedings ISSN: 1433-5239 i I Editor's Note Lutherstadt Wittenberg States and the Environment." Since the year 2002 marks November 2001 the five hundredth anniversary of the founding of the University of Wittenberg, the Leucorea, where the Center Dear Readers, for U.S. Studies in based, issue #50 will be devoted to education at the university level in a broad sense. Articles It is with some regret that I must give notice that this on university history, articles on higher education and so present issue of the American Studies Journal is my forth are very welcome. For further information on last as editor. My contract at the Center for U.S. Studies submitting an article, please see the Journal's web site. expires at the end of 2001, so I am returning to the United States to pursue my academic career there. At AUF WIEDERSEHEN, present, no new editor has been found, but the American Embassy in Germany, the agency that finances the Dr. J. Kelly Robison printing costs and some of the transportation costs of Editor the Journal, are seeking a new editor and hope to have one in place shortly. As you are aware, the editing process has been carried out without the assistance of an editorial assistant since November of 2000.