Original British 14 Bore Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun by William Chase & Son of London - circa 1850 Russian Headgear Joan's father was Charles Coward

Joan's father was Charles Coward

This is a set of two Psychological Warfare Leaflets used by the United States against the Japanese during World War Two

Michno says he "used the army's estimates in almost every case" and "the number of casualties in this study are inherently biased toward army estimations"

where they added insult to injury by having a band play “Somebody Else Is Taking My Place

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Original British 14 Bore Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun by William Chase & Son of London - circa 1850 Russian Headgear Joan's father was Charles CowardOriginal Item: Only One Available. This came to us straight out of a collection where it was well looked after for over 50 years. This is a very nice British Double Barrel percussion shotgun, in what looks to be 14 bore, a very popular size then. It is fitted with a 26" double barrels and measures 42 1 2" in overall length. Each of the locks is heavily engraved with a lovely hunting scene, and is signed W. CHANCE & SON, a well known London gunmaking