Books from my own library that provided invaluable reference information, but now surplus to my needs.

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#B002 'The German Bayonet'. John Walter was an early aficionado of German bayonets, and wrote prolifically on the subject. Published in 1976, this book was his seminal work and is still considered the standard by which others are measured today. Profusely illustrated with line drawings and photos of the subject, it is enhanced with contemporary images of bayonets in use. Used, hardback, in very good condition.
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#B003 'Atlas de la Baionnette de Collection' - The New Kiesling. In French, this hard back volume classifies 500 bayonets from Paul Kiesling's global collection from 46 different countries. Illustrated with clear line drawings and photographs in black/white, it provides a ready reference for beginner and advance collector alike. Used, hardback, in mint condition.
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#B001 'Bayonets from Janzen's Notebook'. Another essential bayonet reference work! Jerry accumulated a stunning collection of world wide bayonets, one of the largest in the USA. Published in 1987, not long before he died, Jerry detailed over 1,000 items from his collection is his 'Notebook'. Long considered a key reference by serious collectors. Used, soft cover, in very good condition.
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