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articles by Wallace Gusler
“A
Riffle Gun and What Belongs To Her,” January 2003, p. 4;
“One
Rifle Gun with Brass Box moles & wipers,” March 2003, p. 7;
“June
15, 1755 ‘One brass riffle gun & bullet moules,” May 2003, p.
61.
“Inventory of Robert Milburn, Frederick County, Virginia,”
September 2003, p. 47;
“A rifle gun barrel and mountings,” November 2003, p. 48;
“Attributing the “Old Holston Rifle,”” March 2004, p. 4;
“The Step Toe Group,” May 2004, p. 6;
“An Early Shenandoah Valley Iron Mounted Rifle Gun,” July 2004,
p. 11.
“A Fine Iron Mounted Rifle,” September 2004, p. 36.
“An 18th-Century Moravian Rifle Gun from North Carolina,
January 2005, p. 4.
“An Eighteenth-Century North Carolina Moravian Rifle
Gun,”continued from January issue, March 2005, p. 53.
“An 18th-Century North Carolina Moravian Rifle Gun,” continued
from June 2005, November 2005, p. 4;
“A Fine Iron Mounted Rifle from the Valley of Virginia,” March
2006, p. 60.
“A
Lancaster-Pennsylvania Rifle Gun with Southern Connections,”
January 2007, p. 4;
“Possible Origin of G.F. Fanot’s Box Design,” March 2007, p. 13;
“New
Market Made H. Spitzer,” April 2007, p. 4;
“An
Important Tennessee Iron Mounted Rifle Gun, Part I,” July 2007,
p. 4.
“An Important Tennessee Iron Mounted Rifle Gun-Part 2,”
September 2007, p. 54;
“A Valley of Virginia Rifle Gun Used in Kentucky,” November
2007, p. 36;
“Early Virginia-Pennsylvania Rifle,” March 2008, p. 4;
“An In-use Restocked Smoothbored Rifle Gun,” May 2008, p. 50.
“American Frontier and Back Country Flint Lock Technology
1730-1830,” September 2008, p. 4;
“Backcountry and Frontier Flintlock Terminology,” November 2008,
p. 4;
“A Rosetta Stone North Carolina Rifle Gun-Part I,” June 2009, p.
4;
“A
Rosetta Stone North Carolina Rifle Gun-Part 2,” August 2009, p.
50.
“Shot Bags/Shot Pouches,” December 2009, p. 4;
“Shot Bags/Shot Pouches, ”Part II, May 2010, p. 7;
“An Early Virginia Shot Bag and 18th Century Powder Measure,”
June 2010, p. 4.
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