Derek Landers takes a look at a little cartridge with an interesting history
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John Norris looks at the re-enactors who opt for special ops by choosing to portray the elite forces…
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Derek Landers looks at an unusual replica from Uberti – the 1883 Burgess Carbine
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Derek Landers looks at an unusual replica from Uberti – the 1883 Burgess Carbine
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Concluding John Norris’s report from this year’s War & Peace Revival Show…
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John Norris sets off in search of lesser known sites of no-lesser historical importance...
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Following on from last month, Derek Landers talks about an old classic; .44-40
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JOHN NORRIS looks at the 4th Battalion Somerset Light Infantry and those who portray this fine regiment…
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The amphibious landings on D-Day were a truly international coalition operation, involving Polish, American, British and...
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Battles are often broken down into phases to make it easy for analysis or to concentrate...
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When Field Marshal Sir Garnet Wolseley died in 1913, after giving almost 50-years of service to...
continue reading >An intriguing item in Bonhams next sale of Antique Arms and Armour in Knightsbridge on November...
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John Norris takes an in-depth look at the history behind the legendary 25-Pounder field gun
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John Norris takes a look at some SdKfz. 222 and 223 Armoured Cars
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JOHN NORRIS describes how a relatively small castle, such as the one in Dartmouth, can still be rich in history…JOHN NORRIS describes how a relatively small castle, such as the one in Dartmouth, can still be rich in history…
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DEREK LANDERS recounts the tale of a deal struck between two of history’s most famous names; Winchester and Colt…
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The story of the deployment of the British Expeditionary Force to France in 1939 is well...
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An introduction to collecting these 19th century American pocket pistols (Part One of Two)
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