Rarely has one gun changed the face of the firearms industry. Even more uncommon is a gun that changes the way you think about firearms. John Browning's gun did both. As the all-time best-selling over and under shotgun in North America, the Browning Superposed is rich in tradition and unsurpassed in quality craftsmanship. Ned Schwing penetrates the mystique surrounding the Browning Superposed, bringing to light the history behind the last of the high quality, hand-built, and hand-engraved over and under shotguns. Whether you are a Browning Superposed collector, or a hunter who enjoys the look and handling qualities of this great shotgun in the field, or even a trap or skeet shooter who uses the Superposed in competition, this book will bring hours of enjoyment looking back to the glory days of this time-tested firearm.You'll understand how the Superposed was finally put into production by John Browning's son, Val, and you'll sift through the past seventy years' worth of records, drawings, and data of the premier gun company of our time. Included are seventy-eight clear and concise tables and charts analyzing the Browning Superposed by year from 1931 to 1984. Through official sales records of the Superposed, learn how they were made and sold by gauge, model, grade, barrel length, and more.

The Browning Superposed: John M. Browning's Last Legacy (Collectors Edition)

Ned Schwing

Covey Rise, LLC

Every young boy from the 1800s to the 1950s dreamed of owning his own Winchester rifle. Ned Schwing traces their history through word and picture in this chronology of the Model 1890 and 1906.

Winchester Slide-Action Rifles : Model 1890 & Model 1906

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Antiques & Collectibles

Krause+publications

The firearms enthusiast's best source for current values, technical specifications, and history now boasts over 1,200 pages with more than 4,000 photos. This new edition also has expanded sections for Savage, Sauer, Ithaca, Sturm, and many others .

1998 Standard Catalog of Firearms: The Collector's Price & Reference Guide (8th ed)

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Krause Pubns Inc

This is the largest, most comprehensive and best-selling firearm book of all time! And this year’s edition is a blockbuster for both shooters and firearm collectors. More than 12,000 firearms are listed and priced in up to six grades of condition. That’s almost 80,000 prices! 
Firearms from the 1800s through today’s sophisticated modern weapons are listed with a detailed grading system to help readers determine the retail prices of individual firearms. They’ll be able to identify the brand, relative rarity and value of nearly any firearm. This edition also examines gun collecting issues, and firearms legislation, and provides a manufacturers’ and model index, and a company and auction house address book for further research. Plus, we include an expanded section on the popular Mauser military bolt-action rifle – 264 models and variations from 56 countries! 
Gun enthusiasts will love the new full-color section of photos highlighting the finest firearms sold at auction this past year – including the new record for an American historical firearm: $684,000! 
- Over 12,000 firearms and 80,000 prices – more than any other book - 6,000 black and white photos for simple identification - Full-color gallery of some of the finest guns ever made

Standard Catalog of Firearms 2001: The Collector's Price & Reference Guide

From the author of the highly successful “Standard Catalog of® Firearms” comes this complete illustrated catalog of every known military firearm available to the U.S. collector, including handguns, rifles, shotguns, submachine guns, and machine guns. Coverage begins with the early cartridge models of the 1870s to the latest high-tech sniper rifles. 
A companion volume to ""Standard Catalog of® Firearms,"" this volume offers more detail for the military firearms collector, shooter and history buff. Gun collectors can place values on any type of gun they own and trace the history of individual guns while understanding their role in shaping history. 
Mauser, Lee Enfield, Mosin-Nagant and other highly collectible military guns are extensively covered. Guns are organized according to country of origin to help decipher similar models. 
-Completely illustrated catalog of every known military firearm available to the U.S. collector -Covers handguns, rifles, shotguns, submachine guns, and machine guns up to 55 caliber -Special sections on Mauser, Lee Enfield, Mosin-Nagant, and other highly collectible military guns

Standard Catalog of Military Firearms 1870 to the Present : The Collector's Price & Reference Guide (Standard Catalog of Military Firearms)

American Rifleman recognized the 11th edition as "an indispensable reference guide." "One of the most respected reference books for gun collectors, enthusiasts, and just plain trivia buffs," reported GUNS magazine. Now, this best selling, most informative, and comprehensive firearms reference is available in a completely updated 12th edition. 
Specifications and prices for more than 25,000 models of firearms are entirely updated. Antique gun values are listed in five condition grades, and modern guns are listed in six, providing more than 110,000 accurate values. 
Easily find nearly any firearm made after 1838 using the detailed indexes of manufacturers and individual models. Enthusiasts will enjoy browsing through the more than 50 featured snapshots, depicting rare and notable guns recently sold at auctions. Included are a Colt Single Action belonging to Billy the Kid and the only known pair of consecutively numbered Company B Walker Colts. A 16-page color section provides glossy photos of valuable arms also recently sold at auctions. 
• Features more than 110,000 prices for over 25,000 firearms • Contains detailed indexes of manufacturers and individual models • Rich historical data on specific models and companies

2002 Standard Catalog of Firearms: The Collector's Price & Reference Guide (Standard Catalog of Firearms, 2002, 12th ed)

With more than 25,000 firearms and 110,000 accurate prices, this updated edition is in a class by itself. No other reference compares. Referred to as "an indispensable reference guide" by the NRA's American Rifleman, this 13th edition is the largest and most comprehensive firearms identification and price guide available. Nearly every modern and antique firearm made since 1838 is covered in these heavily illustrated listings. Antique guns are priced in five condition grades, while modern guns are priced in six. Gun dealers, collectors, and hobbyists will easily identify firearms using the more than 6,000 photos and accompanying detailed firearm descriptions. Cross reference more than 550 trade names to learn the original manufacturer. Over 50 essays provide in-depth coverage of what it's like to own select firearms. A 16-page colorful gun gallery section features large, glossy photos of rare and notable firearms recently sold at auction. - With more than 110,000 prices for over 25,000 firearms, no other firearm reference compares - Covers nearly every antique and modern firearm manufactured since 1838 - Color gun gallery showcases rare and notable firearms recently sold at auction

2003 Standard Catalog of Firearms : The Collector's Price & Reference Guide (Standard Catalog of Firearms)

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