Standard Catalog of Military Firearms - Phillip Peterson Standard Catalog

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Miller and John M. Miller, CWO, U. S. Army (Ret.), generously shared their deep knowledge of military weapons.

      Bob Naess is an expert of machine guns and their values, and he kindly lent his assistance to this volume.

      Mike LaPlante generously straightened out the maze of variations found in the AR-15 and M16 family of weapons.

      And, finally, our thanks go to Ned Schwing, former editor of this volume.

      Many of the full-format photos appearing in this book were taken by photographer extraordinaire Paul Goodwin.

      A special acknowledgment to Kris Leinicke, curator of the Rock Island Arsenal Museum, for providing full access to the museum’s outstanding firearms collection.

      Karl Karash supplied photos from his personal collection of Colt 1911s.

      Jim Rankin shared many photos from his vast personal collection.

      Robert Fisch, curator of the museum at the United States Military Academy at West Point, was most generous in sharing the museum’s treasure trove of historically significant firearms.

      Blake Stevens of Collector Grade Publications shared numerous photos from his outstanding and comprehensive books.

      Roberty Segel supplied many beautiful photos of his superb collection of vintage machine guns.

      Charles Kenyon lent outstanding Luger photographs, many of which appear in his landmark book, Lugers at Random.

      Chuck Karwan shared many photos from his extensive photo archives of military weapons.

      Ricky Kumor, Sr., went out of his way to photograph many of the fine military firearms that pass through his shop.

      Tom Nelson of Ironside International Publishers kindly allowed us to reprint some of his photos of rare weapons from his outstanding series of books on automatic weapons.

      John M. Miller helpfully supplied photos of early military firearms.

      Paul Scarlata was generous with photos not only of military firearms but of other fascinating historical subjects.

      Ryerson Knight was most helpful with photos of pocket pistols.

      And, finally, thanks to Dr. Leonardo M. Antaris for the use of the outstanding photos from his book, Star Firearms.

      The following auction houses were kind enough to allow the Catalog to report unusual firearms from their sales.

       The directors of these auction concerns are acknowledged for their assistance and support.

      Amoskeag Auction Company, Inc.

      250 Commercial Street, Unit #3011

      Manchester, NH 03101

      Attention: Jason or Melissa Devine

      603-627-7383

      603-627-7384 FAX

      Bonhams & Butterfield

      220 San Bruno Avenue

      San Francisco, CA 94103

      Attention: James Ferrell

      415-861-7500 ext. 3332

      415-861-8951 FAX

      Old Town Station Ltd.

      P.O. Box 15351

      Lenexa, KS 66285

      Attention: Jim Supica

      913-492-3000

      913-492-3022 FAX

      Rock Island Auction Company

      1050 36th Avenue

      Moline, IL 61265

      Attention: Patrick Hogan

      800-238-8022

      309-797-1655 FAX

      Greg Martin Auctions

      660 Third Street, Suite 100

      San Francisco, CA 94107

      800-509-1988

      415-522-5706 FAX

      Little John’s Auction Service, Inc.

      1740 W. La Veta

      Orange, CA 92868

      Attention: Carol Watson

      714-939-1170

      714-939-7955 FAX

      Bob Ball

      Springfield Armory & Mauser rifles

      P.O. Box 562

      Unionville, CT 06085

      Bailey Brower

      Savage military pistols

      P.O. Box 111

      Madison, NJ 07940

      Jim Cate

      J.P. Sauer pistols

      406 Pine Bluff Dr.

      Chattanooga, TN 37412

      423-892-6320

      Jason Devine

      Winchester lever actions

      250 Commercial Street, Unit #3011

      Manchester, NH 03101

      603-627-7383

      603-627-7384 FAX

      Gene Guilaroff

      Modern military firearms

      P.O. Box 173

      Alvaton, KY 42122

      270-622-7309

      e-mail: [email protected]

      Karl Karash

      Colt Model 1911 & 1911A1

      288 Randall Road

      Berlin, MA 01503

      978-838-9401

      987-589-2060 FAX

      Chuck Karwan

      Colt New Service, Browning High-Power, Lee-Enfield, Webley revolvers

      958 Cougar Creek Road

      Oakland, OR 97462

      541-459-4134

      Richard M. Kumor Sr.

      c/o Ricky’s Gun Room

      WWII era military firearms

      P.O. Box 286

      Chicopee, MA 01021

      413-592-5000

      413-594-5700 FAX

      e-mail: [email protected]

      Web site: rickysinc.com

      Gale Morgan

      Luger and Mauser pistols

      Pre-World War I pistols

      P.O. Box 72

      Lincoln, CA 95648

      916-645-1720

      Robert E. Naess

      Class III guns of all types

      P.O. Box 471

      Cavendish, VT 05142

      802-226-7204

      e-mail: [email protected]

      Jerry Prasser

      Recon Ordnance Company

      Class III & military weapons

      P.O.

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