Author Index - The Ordnance Society



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Gun at Fort AmherstNo. 6Anstee, A.Invasion 1943No. 28Anstee, A. Six 24 Pdr. "Fieldguns"No. 25Anstee, A.R.The artillery of the Great War anti-invasion defences of the Swale area of KentVol. 23Armstrong, D.R. A Bronze Saker for England's Henry VIII, (from the sea)Vol. 6Armstrong, D.R.Construction of a late 17th Century Spanish Carriage, TheVol. 8Armstrong, D.R.A wrought iron gun for early 16th Century Sea ServiceVol. 9Armstrong, R.AGM 1993 & Members Day at the Royal Armouries No. 23Armstrong, R.AGM 1994 at Dover (Summary)No. 27Armstrong, R.AGM 1995 at Fort Nelson (Chairman's address)No. 31Armstrong, R.AGM 1996 on board HMS Belfast (Summary)No. 35Armstrong, R.AGM 1997 at the Royal Armouries, LeedsNo. 39Armstrong, R.AGM 1998 at the Royal Military Academy, WoolwichNo. 43Armstrong, R.AGM 1999 at the National Army Museum, ChelseaNo. 47Armstrong, R.Canon models, Bill Love'sNo. 30Armstrong, R.Can you beat it? Note on buttonhooks Society, UKNo. 32Armstrong, R.Can you beat it? Note on spark plug collectors, USANo. 21Armstrong, R.Chairman's New Year Message 1992No. 31Armstrong, R.Chairman's New Year Message 1993No. 21Armstrong, R.Chairman's New Year Message 1994No. 25Armstrong, R.Chairman's New Year Message 1995No. 29Armstrong, R.Chairman's New Year Message 1996No. 33Armstrong, R.Chairman's New Year Message 1997No. 37Armstrong, R.Chairman's New Year Message 1998No. 41Armstrong, R.Chairman's New Year Message 1999No. 45Armstrong, R.Members' Day, November 1992, Royal ArmouriesNo. 21Armstrong, R.Model Engineering ExhibitionNo. 33Armstrong, R.Naval Percussion Locks and Primers of the USANo. 30Armstrong, R.Ordnance Board, the: past and presentVol. 4Armstrong, R.Ordnance Themes II, Royal Armouries, Fort Nelson, 1999No. 47Armstrong, R.Photo-etching (model building)No. 18Armstrong, R.Small cannon and the lawNo. 40Awty, B.Parson Levett and English Cannon FoundingNo. 11Awty, B.The Breakthrough of the 1540s in the Casting of Iron OrdnanceVol. 15topBaker, H.A.Note on the Woolwich ExplosionNo. 24Baker, H.A.Guns in transition (Guns 1860-70)No. 24Baker, H.A.Odd job, an: conversion of the 32-pdr ML to BLNo. 17Baker, H.A.Wire wound guns, on (Part I)No. 21Baker, H.A.Wire wound guns, on (Part II)No. 22Baker, H.A.Woolwich explosion, theNo. 7Baker, H.A.Woolwich explosion, the (identical reprint)No. 18Balasubramanaim, R.A catalogue of massive forge-welded iron cannon in India: Part IVol. 17Barker, D.C.Small iron gun (bought in 1966)No. 5Barker, R./de CastroFirst Book of the Brazilian Government, (on artillery)Vol. 7Barker, R.A glance at ricochetVol.10Barker, R.A miscellany (black powder ballistics, etc.)Vol. 2Barker, R. A Proportional Ordinance for OrdnanceVol.11Barker, R.Basilisk in Portuguese Sources, TheNo. 32Barker, R.Feedback: (Maratha Artillery, Sidelight on theNo. 32Barker, R.Gun Carriages In a Notebook of Portuguese Field ArtilleryVol. 14Barker, R.Guns as Fountains - NürnbergNo. 33Barker, R.Invention and devicesNo. 4Barker, R.Portuguese India 1525, A Gun ListVol. 8Barker, R. Pepys' Tangier memorandaNo. 10Barney, J.William Richardson, from the JournalNo. 28Barney, J.A Mobile Artillery for Norfolk, 1805No. 46Barney, J.Two pieces from Norfolk Chronicle, 1803No. 45Baron, G., Guilminot, E., Huet, N., Jaouen, M., Pelé, C., Bouclet, C.R.Conservation and restoration of cannon in France. From ocean depths to public display after treatment in a restoration workshopVol. 24Barrett, J.Flat Holm, Bristol ChannelNo. 21Barter Bailey, S.Early Attempts to Control the Export of Cast-Iron Guns and the Market on Tower HillVol. 15Barter Bailey, S.Early cast iron gun industry from a MS account bookVol. 3Barter Bailey, S.How the Carron Company looked for ordersNo. 8Birch, D.The Rolls-Royce 40 mm CannonNo. 24Bisset, W.M.Cape Town's Time GunsNo. 27Blackmore, H.L.The Big Guns: Civil War Siege, Seacoast and Naval CannonNo. 43Blackmore, H.L.The Take Down GunVol. 2Blair, C.Critical comments on Dr Wilfried Tittmann’s ‘The guns of Archbishop Baldwin of Trier 1331/32 and the guns in the Milemete manuscripts of 1326/27’Vol. 18Blair, C.The Milemetre GunsVol. 16Boudriot, J.French Sea Service Brass Guns (Translation D. Roberts)Vol. 9Boudriot, J.French Sea Service Iron Guns (Translation D. Roberts)Vol. 8Braid, D. Anthony Bacon as gunfounderNo. 4Braid, D. Development of gunmaking in Bohemia 1350-1450Vol. 5Braid, D.Gun firing platforms 18-pdr Mk IVNo. 18Braid, D. H. Foxhall and the J. Wilkinson technology in the USAVol. 3Braid, D. Indret in the French RevolutionNo. 6Braid, D. James Nasmyth's large malleable iron guns in 1855Vol. 3Braid, D. Ordnance and Empire: Portugal 15/16th centuryVol. 4Braid, D. Privilege and ProfitNo. 12Braid, D. The transfer of J. Wilkinson technology to FranceNo. 9Braid, D. When Woolwich modernised the 9.2-inch coastal D gunNo. 22Braid, D.Woolwich Arsenal 2: a First War relicNo. 19Braid, D.Woolwich Arsenal 3: a new anti tank gunNo. 20Braid, D.Woolwich Arsenal 4: when armies marched on their stomachsNo. 21Braid, D. Wrought-iron ordnance in 1855, the re-introduction ofVol. 2Brandon, T.2 Pdr. and Bofors 40mm AmmunitionNo. 43Briggs, J.AGM 1992 at National Army Museum (Minutes)No. 20Briggs, J.AGM 1993, MinutesNo. 25Briggs, J.AGM 1994, MinutesNo. 27Briggs, J. AGM 1995, MinutesNo. 31Briggs, J. AGM 1996, MinutesNo. 36Briggs, J. AGM 1998, MinutesNo. 44Briggs, J. Black Powder,No. 31Briggs, J. Board Meeting No. 22, a SynopsisNo. 25Briggs, J. Board Meeting No. 23, a SynopsisNo. 26Briggs, J. Board Meeting No. 24, a SynopsisNo. 29Briggs, J. Board Meeting No. 25, a SynopsisNo. 28Briggs, J. Board Meeting No. 26, a SynopsisNo. 29Briggs, J. Board Meeting No. 27, a SynopsisNo. 30Briggs, J. Board Meeting No. 28, a SynopsisNo. 31Briggs, J.Board Meeting No. 29, a SynopsisNo. 32Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 30, a SynopsisNo. 33Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 31, a SynopsisNo. 34Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 34, a SynopsisNo. 36Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 35, a SynopsisNo. 37Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 36, a SynopsisNo. 38Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 37, a SynopsisNo. 39Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 38, a SynopsisNo. 39Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 39, a SynopsisNo. 40Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 40, a SynopsisNo. 41Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 41, a SynopsisNo. 42Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 42, a SynopsisNo. 42Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 43, a SynopsisNo. 43Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 44, a SynopsisNo. 44Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 45, a SynopsisNo. 46Briggs, JBoard Meeting No. 47, a SynopsisNo. 47Briggs, J. Burgundian heraldry, a footnote onNo. 7Briggs, J. Conference, November 1990, Royal Armouries & O.S.No. 13Brighton, L.Note on an Arabian gunNo. 24Brinck, N.Coats of Arms on Guns of The Dutch AdmiraltiesVol. 16Brinck, N.Heavy hammers and dirty hands. Guns from the North Sea seldom arrive cleanVol. 24Brinck, N.Identification of the marks of the Dutch auxiliary maritime forces in the 17th and 18th centuriesVol. 17Brinck, N.Ordnance for the new Zeven ProvincienVol. 20Brinck, N.The Polish Gun WreckVol. 12Brinck, N.The Wreck at Terschelling, (English Iron Gun)No. 34Brooks, W.A.English (?) Civil 1-pdr in TexasNo. 8Brown, R.R.A gift for the Sultan of MoroccoVol. 12Brown, R.R.Arcanus gun, a lostNo. 5Brown, R.ment: The Alderney Wreck gun – saker or minion?Vol. 12Brown, R.R.F-Solid (trunnion mark): a suggested solutionNo. 11Brown, R.R. Guns at the Royal Armouries, notes onNo. 13Brown, R.R.Guns for merchant shippingVol. 22Brown, R.R. Guns for the yacht Dorset (ex Dublin) 1753No. 1Brown, R.R.New Uses for Old Cannon in the 17th and 18th CenturiesVol. 21Brown, R.R. Pomegranates are not the only fruitNo. 40Brown, R.R.Protecting Gibraltar: George III’s Present to the Emperor of MoroccoVol. 14Brown, R.R.Rose and Crown guns – some further thoughts and examplesVol. 19Brown, R.R.Saintly cannons: Religious symbols on artilleryVol. 18Brown, R.R.Taming The Tigers: An East India Company Gun from Museum Bronbeek, ArnhemVol. 16Brown, R.R., Verhoeven, P.The Dragon gun of Karatsu Castle, Japan (Karatsu Jo Tenshu Kaku). A survivor of the first English East IndiamanVol. 20Brown, R.R.The Loss of the VOC Ship Batavia in 1629Vol. 2Brown, R.R. The Importance of being AngusNo. 45Brown, R.R. The Tal-y-Bont gunner's ruleVol. 2Brown, R.R.Thomas Westerne: The Great IronmongerVol. 13Brown, R.R.TJ - an unknown trunnion markNo. 10Brown, R.R.Troncks, rockets and fiery balls: Military fireworks of the early modern periodVol. 17Buchanan, B. Gunpowder, questions of terminologyNo. 36Buchanan, B. 23rd Symposium of the International Ctty. for the History of technology, Budapest: report on the Gunpowder SectionNo. 36Buchanan, J. Ammunition manuals, textbooks and treatisesNo. 15Buchanan, J. Armstrong 600-pounder (illustration)No. 20Buchanan, J. Blakely's 81/2-inch gun at the Great Exhibition (print)No. 19Buchanan, J. Cannon lock for gas check primers, 1869 (print)No. 21Buchanan, J. Handbook, 6-inch BL guns, Mark VII & VII vNo. 22Buchanan, J. How Guns burst, Holley 1866No. 18Buchanan, J. Mafeking's Naval Gun (Illustrated)No. 26Buchanan, J. Mallet's mortar (illustration)No. 19Buchanan, J.Lyman's accelerating gunNo. 18Bull, S.Artillery at Edgehill re-assessed: 1642-1992Vol. 4Bull, S.Pearls from the dungheap: English saltpetre productionVol. 2topCadie, M.The Art of GunfoundingNo. 17Calnan, M.T.Fort McLeod, a note No. 21Campbell, B.Tithe Barn Shell, (Text and Drawing)No. 33Canfield, E.B.Balaklava, guns manned by the Turks atNo. 28Canfield, E.B.Guns for the Monitors: Developing the XV-inch Dahlgren SmoothboreVol. 14Canfield, E.B.Guns of York Redoubt, Halifax, Nova ScotiaVol.10Canfield, E.B.Lancaster guns at Sevastapol, a noteNo. 28Canfield, E.B.68-pdr, English, Dundas, 10'0" 95 cwt, (Douglas 1855)No. 28Canisius, W.G.M.Bourbon Fuse: an explosive invention, theVol. 7Carleton, N., Buck, M.Guns of the Rajahs. Indian artillery from the Mughals to the SikhsVol. 16Carpenter, A.C.Cannon on Historic Monument Sites: a personal recollectionVol. 12Caruana, A. B.About careless reprint of historical reportsNo. 27Caruana, A. B.Alexander Theophilus BlakelyVol. 4Caruana, A. B.Burn's cards: the use of 19th century ordnanceVol. 1Caruana, A. B.Diagrams of Guns, W.S. CurtisNo. 32Caruana, A. B.Gun-Firing at Fort George 1991No. 16Caruana, A. B.Longevity of Ordnance, theVol. 5Caruana, A. B.Painting of gun carriages, theVol. 2Caruana, A. B.Feedback: (How guns are made)No. 27Caruana, A. B.Feedback: (Mafeking gun)No. 27Cheshire, ments on the flight of spherical shotVol. 17Cholet, C.The bronze guns of Louis XIV’s navy (1661 – 1715)Vol. 24Cobb, P.Armament Research Establishment, visit 1992No. 20Cobb, P.C A D Kineton, Historical NotesNo. 23ContemporaryDrawing: Ammunition (Illustration ca. 1870)No. 25ContemporaryDrawing: Finned artillery missiles in 1804No. 23Contemporary32-pdr, English, converted BL, Mark I, 8'1.5" 42 cwtNo. 17Copper, P.Worcester GunNo. 32Cooper, R./Wagle,Maratha artillery: from Dabhoi to AssayeVol. 7Credland, A.G.The evolution of the harpoon gun for the Arctic and South Sea fisheries in the 18th and 19th centuriesVol. 22Curties, B.The artillery collection at Fort BelanNo. 13Curtis, W.S.Black Powder ?, How long has it beenNo. 33Curtis, W.S.Gunner's Rule, the, an 18th century pocket compendiumNo. 2Curtis, W.S.Gunpowder, Early appearance of the termNo. 33Curtis, W.S.The Tythe Barn shellNo. 35Cyp. Lucar(1544) The properties, Office and Duetie of A GunnerNo. 25topDay, J.American Ordnance, 100 years back (Engineering 1896)No. 33Day, J.American pneumatic dynamite gunsNo. 33Day. J.A Monster Gun from the PastNo. 26Day. J.An Armstrong ControversyVol. 9Day. J.An interesting theory (Engineering 3rd May 1895)No. 31Day. J.An early spin, (Philus Ward. English Mechanic 17.5.1872)No. 31Day. J.Brass gun, 80-pdr (Engineer 20th July 1860)No. 28Day. J.Conversions of US ML-guns, (Engineering 1st April 1892)No. 30Day, J.Cordite, 100 years back, (Engineering 1896)No. 33Day, J.Dynamite Gun, The, 100 years back, (Engineering 1896)No. 33Day, J.Electromagnetic launchersNo. 39Day, J.Elton BottNo. 39Day, J.Engineers' share in the late War (Engineer April 1856)No. 32Day, J.English Guns (in US CW, Scientific American, 1862)No. 34Day. J.Faulty mortars, (The Engineer 14th March 1856)No. 30Day. J.Firing experimental fuzes, 1885No. 20Day. J.Futuristic gun to be fired at YPGNo. 42Day. J.Gauges, on twoNo. 28Day. J.Gun carriage into Crane?No. 25Day, J.Gun in Southern IndiaNo. 32Day, J.Gunpowder in manufactureNo. 37Day. J.Guns at PulfanavariumNo. 42Day. J.Guns without recoilNo. 19Day, J.Heavy Projectiles, (Scientific American, 1862)No. 34Day, J.Help! (Volunteers for Rotunda, Woolwich, wanted)No. 33Day, J.Hotchkiss rifled cannon ball, (Scientific American 1861)No. 34Day. J.Instructions for Navy Gunners, (Gibson report of 1603)No. 30Day. J.Iron 30.5cm Howitzer, Spain, (Engineering, 11.3.1892)No. 30Day. J. John is puzzled, (tin shot and Royal Arsenal records)No. 31Day, J.Lancaster Gun manufacture (Note of 1852)No. 32Day. J.Longridge's wire wound gunsNo. 18Day. J.Longridge's wire wound gunsNo. 19Day, J.Lord Paget's plan of rifled cannon, (London News 1852)No. 32Day, J.Lyman's 'Accelerator'No. 34Day, J.Magnesium, (The Engineer 1866)No. 34Day, J.Military postcards - NavalNo. 37Day. J.Monster 'antecedents'No. 29Day. J.Naval Notes from The EngineerNo. 47Day, J.Nineteenth Century Pneumatic Guns Vol. 8Day. J.Norton's concussion fuze (Engineer 29th Feb. 1856)No. 29Day. J.Not if I'm thereNo. 20Day. J. Notes on Artillery, cadet MSNo. 18Day. J. Notes from the Past (The Engineer 4.1.-15.2.1856)No. 27Day. J. Odd patentsNo. 28Day. J. Old Encyclopaedias (shot & projectiles)No. 15Day, J.Q.F. Gun mountings for Belgium, 100 years back (1896)No. 33Day. J. Rail guns on the M25? (London ring road motorway)No. 31Day, J.Rail mounted A.A. guns?No. 32Day. J. Red hot guns, (Engineer 16th Nov. 1860)No. 28Day, J.RML's?, The last of the, (9" & 10" Mark III)No. 33Day. J. Sir George Cayley's Shell Stability Experiments 1804/5No. 23Day. J.Shoeburyness 1885, postscript toNo. 20Day, J.Silent gunsNo. 40Day. J. The Eighty-Ton GunsNo. 23Day. J.The History of RiflingVol. 12Day, J.The longitudinal cylindrical Truss for Ordnance (1866)No. 34Day. J. The Lyman-Haskel multi-charge gun, 1885, reportNo. 20Day. J.The multi-charge gun, 1885, noteNo. 20Day, J.The Parrot GunNo. 34Day. J. The Royal Arsenal WoolwichNo. 38Day. J.The Steam GunVol. 11Day. J. Thunderer's Burst Gun, theNo. 25Day. J.Thunderer, theNo. 28Day. J.Thunderer, the end ofNo. 31Day. J. Who was T.A. Blakely?No. 30Day. J. What is it?No. 35Day, J.Where are they now?No. 40Day, J.Whiskey v. Cannon, (Scientific American, 1862)No. 34Day, J.Woolwich Arsenal and other PostcardsNo. 32Day, J.15-inch SB Gun, Trials of a American (1867)No. 34Debski, T.Ammo-DrawingNo. 26Debski, T.Cartridges, shells, headstamps, etc.No. 15Debski, T.Cartridges, shells, headstamps, etc.No. 16Debski, T.Fuzes, projectiles, cartridges and feeding devicesNo. 12Debski, T.German WWII 37mm anti-tank shotNo. 17de Castro, A.List of Ordnance in The Museum at Rio de JaneiroNo. 23de Beer, C.The Visser Collection, Volume II, OrdnanceNo. 37De Gryse, P.Notes on the Sithof gun of N. St. John HennessyNo. 23De Reuck, A.The Nature of Saltpetre in the Firework BookVol. 20De Vries, K.A reassessment of the gun illustrated in the Walter de Milemete and Pseudo-Aristotle manuscriptsVol. 15Dodson, R.St. Chamond howitzer, an early (1913)No. 31topEditorCastles and Fortifications in Ireland 1485-1945No. 32EditorDefence of Britain ProjectNo. 32EditorDonation of a piece of ordnance to O.S. by T. GanderNo. 34EditorGeometry of War, The, (Exhibition, event)No. 34EditorRoyal Armouries, Leeds, (opening)No. 33EditorSale, Wants & Exchange, ForNo. 32EditorSale, Wants & Exchange, ForNo. 33EditorSale, Wants & Exchange, ForNo. 34EditorS.H.A. Conference, Texas, (event advert)No. 34EditorTebbutt Research Fund No. 32Elliot, S.W.Feedback:("E" Battery, "B" Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery)No. 35Elvin, J.G.Firing a Victory cannonNo. 5Exwood, M./LehmanThe Journal of William Schellinks-England 1661-63No. 30topFerguson, T.British naval boarding pike of 1888, theNo. 17Forbes-Morgan, R.R.Dover's Double AlertNo. 27Forbes-Morgan, R.R.High speed launch No.186No. 22Forgett, V. J.BP GunsNo. 33Fox, F.L.The London of 1656: her history and armamentVol. 23Fox, F.L.The Quex Park 12-PounderVol. 25Frantzen, O.L.FinbankersVol. 13topGander, T.J.4.5s in FinlandVol. 21Gander, T.J.A German naval gun on GuernseyVol. 23Gander, T.J.After the Battle Magazine No. 78, (28cm railway gun)No. 21Gander, T.J.CTA Makes the GradeVol. 20Gander, T.J.Demolishing a mystery: the 165mm AVRE gunVol. 5Gander, T.J.Desperate measures: The Smith GunVol. 17Gander, T.J.Donation for Mine Clearing School at Members DayNo. 34Gander, T.J.Gerald Bull's LegacyVol. 9Gander, T.J.Long Cecil: a South African gunVol. 4Gander, T.J.Lytteton’s LEO – A New 105mm Gun ConceptVol. 14Gander, T.J.Mines Advisory GroupNo. 33Gander, T.J.Switzerland's Bison: a Fortification Gun StudyVol.11Gander, T.J.The Bombardment of Alderney in 1944Vol. 16Gander, T.J.The Cannon Foundry at JaigarhVol. 12Gander, T.J.The Garrington gun: An OutlineVol. 21Gander, T.J.The Last Coast Defence GunVol. 19Gander, T.J.The Universal Gun Concept: The 47mm B?hler GunVol. 18Gander, T.J.The Wooden mortars of Port ArthurNo. 10Garie, F.A Special 80 pdr RML for Victoria, AustraliaVol. 19Garie, F.Disappearing guns, more onNo. 28Garie, F.Armstrong carriage project in AustraliaNo. 22Garie, F.Armstrong's 10-inch,20-ton RML Gun; A Replica projectVol.10Garie, F.above project - Reconstruction of carriage and slideNo. 41Garie, F.Armstrong's Protected Barbette Mechanical-Loading System for South AustraliaVol. 15Garie, F.Portland's Historic Battery (1879)No. 31Garie, F.Progress report of the reconstruction of an Armstrong 10 inch 20 ton RML mounting at Fort Glanville, Adelaide, South AustraliaVol. 18Garie, F.Victoria's GunsNo. 29Garie, F.We Stood and Waited (Sydney's anti-ship defences WW II)No. 30Garie, F.Traversing devise, description ofNo. 29Garie, F.Inventory of old ordnance in Northern MoroccoNo. 8Garie, F.6-inch disappearing hydro-pneumatic guns in New ZealandVol. 6Garie, F.64 pr, 64 cwt carriagesNo. 42Garie, F.What is happening to the Royal Arsenal?No. 26Garie, F.Feedback: (Rolls Royce 40 mm Cannon)No. 26Gillet, C., Lefebvre, M.H., Galloy, JA technological success in the 15th century: Jehan Cambier’s Mons MegVol. 16Green, J.Gunner's rule, the, or tally sticks, further informationVol. 2Green, J.Southeast Asian gun technologyVol. 3Gooding, J.Articles in "Arms collecting"No. 36topHall. N.Fort Nelson: Acquisitions and EventsNo. 19Hall, N.Fort Nelson, Live events for 1996No. 33Hall. N.Fort Nelson, Royal Armouries Museum of ArtilleryNo. 29Hall. N.Fort Nelson: The Royal Armouries Museum of ArtilleryVol.10Hall. N.Fort Nelson, 68-pounder, acquisitionNo. 16Hall. N.Fort Nelson, 64-pounder, acquisitionNo. 20Hall. N.Living history and gun firing events at Fort Nelson 1995No. 30Hall. N.Members day at Fort Nelson No. 36Hall. N.Other gun firing events in 1995No. 30Hall. N.OTO Melara 76/62: single mount naval gunNo. 14Hall. N.Recent Arrival at Fort Nelson (Mallet's Mortar)No. 26Hall. N.Royal Armouries, London (inquiries by the public)No. 30Hall. N.18-inch railway howitzer, theVol. 3Hansen, P.V.Casting and Firing a Replica of the Loshult GunVol. 14Harry, W.The Ammo Box - follow upNo. 35Hartley, G.Thinking about "De Profundis" (Sithof gun)No. 25Hemp, R.Battlefield of WW I, a journeyNo. 20Hemp, R.Lantaka, (Indonesian gun)No. 15Hennessy, N. St. J.Dublin breech-loading swivel gun, theVol. 3Hennessy, N. St. J.De profundis, Sithof gun (recovered off Irish coast)No. 22Hennessy, N. 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Visit, Bovington and Holton Heath - reportNo. 38Parker, T.O.S. Visit, Calais, September 1998No. 45Parker, T.O.S. Visit, Dover & Dover Turret, September 1994No. 28Parker, T.O.S. Visit, Eskmeals and KirkcudbrightNo. 40Parker, T.O.S. Visit, Eskmeals and Kirkcudbright, Part IINo. 41Parker, T.O.S Visit, Fort Halstead, September 1992No. 20Parker, T.O.S. Visit, Kineton, June 1993No. 23Parker, T.O.S. Visit, (I) Military College of Shrivenham, March 1991No. 14Parker, T.O.S. Visit, (II) Military College of Shrivenham, July 1992No. 19Parker, T.O.S. Visit, Naval Ordnance Museum, November 1991No. 17Parker, T.O.S. Visit, Ordnance Disposal School & Museum, 1990No. 13Parker, T.O.S. Visit, P & EE, Lavington, May 1994No. 27Parker, T.O.S. Visit, P & EE, Pendine, March 1994No. 26Parker, T.O.S. Visit, Pattern Room, Nottingham, December 1991No. 17Parker, T.O.S. Visit, (I) P.E.E. Shoeburyness, May 1990No. 11Parker, T.O.S. Visit, (II) P.E.E. Shoeburyness, April 1992No. 18Parker, T.O.S. 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Visit, Warminster and Larkhill, July 1992No. 19Parker, T.Priddy's hard, an updateNo. 45Parker, T.Projectile, (unidentified)No. 30Parker, T.The Ammo Box: No. 25Parker, T.The Ammo Box: No. 26Parker, T.The Ammo Box:No. 27Parker, T.The Ammo Box:No. 28Parker, T.The Ammo Box:No. 29Parker, T.The Ammo Box:No. 30Parker, T.The Ammo Box:No. 31Parker, T.The Ammo Box:No. 35Parker, T.The Ammo Box:No. 45Parker, T.The Ammo Box: A crane ballast box (contents, shells)No. 22Parker, T.The Ammo Box: (Arms and Ammunition Firearms Act)No. 21Parker, T.The Ammo Box: A suitable case for treatmentNo. 11Parker, T.The Ammo Box: British manufacturers' headstampsNo. 15Parker, T.The Ammo Box: British manufacturers' headstampsNo. 16Parker, T.The Ammo Box: British 20th century ammunitionNo. 19Parker, T.The Ammo Box: British 95mm infantry howitzerNo. 13Parker, T.The Ammo Box: GeneralNo. 18Parker, T.The Ammo Box: German ammunition of WWINo. 10Parker, T.The Ammo Box: German WW II anti-tank projectilesNo. 33Parker, T.The Ammo Box: New legislationNo. 20Parker, T.The Ammo Box: Stamps of cartridge manufacturersNo. 14Parker, T.The 1993 Firearms Act Amendments - an updateNo. 19Parker, T.The Ordnance Society Web siteNo. 47Parker, T.WW II naval ordnance packagingNo. 18Parker, T.18-inch gun, theNo. 15Pascoe, D.Forensic archaeology, gin carriages and bronze guns from the wreck of the London (1665)Vol. 24Peralta,J.T.S.E. 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The identification of a wreck found off Sciacca, Sicily, through archaeology and archivesVol. 25Ridella, R.G., San Claudio, M., Casabán, J.L.A 16th century bronze cannon from Naples in the Punta Restelos wreck-site and other Neapolitan pieces from the seas of the worldVol. 24Ridella, R.G., Palazzolo, A.A bronze falcon from Federico Musarra’s workshop found off Genoa in 1959 and a brief survey of ordnance production in Sicily through the 16th centuryVol. 21Ridella, R.G.Dorino II Gioardi: A 16th Century Genoese GunfounderVol. 16Ridella, R.G.Two 16th century Papal esmerils in the Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio, and some notes on bronze pieces of ordnance with a polygonal sectionVol. 19Roberts, D.H.Gun Drill in the French Revolutionary NavyVol.10Roberts, D.H.Gunpowder, the manufacture of in France, 1702 (Part 1)Vol. 5Roberts, D.H.Gunpowder, the manufacture of in France, 1702 (Part 2)Vol. 6Robins, C./Hennessy, N. 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