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February 4, 2008
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Does anyone have an index of the articles that appeared in ARMEX.
Also how many volumes were produced.
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AlanD
Sydney
April 15, 2005
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Alan,
I am not aware of an index of the articles that appeared in the ARMAX volumes, but it is possible that the CFM records office may have that information.
Bert
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May 2, 2009
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If someone has all of them it would be real easy to put together since some volumes only have 2 articles.
Bob
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November 1, 2013
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What’s the good of an index unless copies are available from CFM? Are they?
May 2, 2009
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Then you would know what your missing
I doubt they are but it would be worth asking to have them reprinted or have them added to the digital library.
Bob
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November 1, 2013
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1873man said
I doubt they are but it would be worth asking to have them reprinted or have them added to the digital library.
Making them available online would be optimal, but merely providing photocopies at so much per page would be a lot less trouble.
May 2, 2009
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Some of the books are about 200 pages.
Bob
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February 4, 2008
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An index would be useful in knowing what articles are available and then any issues with an article of interest can be purchased on one of the used books web sites.
Ideally. the index would give a breif summery of the article as titles to an article such as “A Mystery Rifle”, leave the reader clueless about what the subject matter is.
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Alan D
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November 1, 2013
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aland said
An index would be useful in knowing what articles are available and then any issues with an article of interest can be purchased on one of the used books web sites.
I was surprised to find quite a few issues listed on possibly the largest US site, ABE Books. An index would certainly simplify matters, but it would not be unreasonable to ask the sellers to name the individual titles within the copies they’re selling. (A few of these sellers do list the contents.)
May 2, 2009
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I have 5 issues and here are the table of contents for them and I found a order form with a list of previous issue with the contents of each issue.
Vol I Number 1 1987
Part 1 - The 1861 Inventory of the Arms and Miscellaneous Material in the Office of Coloner Samuel Colt.
Part 2: Further Notes on the Forsyth Material in the Arms Collection of Colonel Colt
Vol I Number 2 1987
(can't find any content info)
Vol II Number 1
The percussion martial longarms of Eli Whitney Jr.
Confidential report on the development of the U.S. M1 carbine to John M. Olin from from Edwin Pugsley June 20, 1951
Vol II Number 2
The Sumptuous Flaske
Vol III Number 1 1990
Winchester center fire automatic rifles (20th Century)
Cartridge cases - What good are they
Vol III Number 2 1991:
Part 1: Marlin self-cocking military revolver .44 Smith & Wesson Russian
Part 2: The design, development and initial production of the Hotchkiss magazine rifle
Vol IV Number 1 1992:
Fact and Fancy a critical reassessment of the origins, development and purpose of the experimental revolvers produced by the Winchester Repeating arms Company during the 1870's by Herbert G. Houze
Small arms steel cartridge cases by Arne Sandberg
Vol IV Number 2 1993:
The Sharps rifle in frontier Montana by Gerald R. Mayberry
"The appearance of evidence" A brief examination of the life and work of Herman Leslie Ulrich by Herbert G. Houze
Vol V 1995:
A gun in her hands, Women in firearms advertising 1900 - 1920 by Maureen Christensen
John A. Gough A new perspective by Herbert G. Houze
A survey of the Winchester Model 1894 records SN 1 - 353999
The use of the percussion shotgun in Texas prior to and during the American civil war, 1861 - 1865 by Howard Michael Madaus
Finding guide MS 63 (M1 Garand) Part 1 compiled by Simeon Stoddard
Vol VI 1996
The firearms of Orvil M. Robinson, 1870 - 1875 by G. Scott Jamieson
The studies in the decorations of firearms Rudolph J. Kornbrath's association with Smith & Wesson by Hebert G. Houze
Finding Guide: MS 63-1 (M1 Garand) Part 2 Compiled by Simeon Stoddard
Bob
WACA Life Member--- NRA Life Member---- Cody Firearms member since 1991 Researching the Winchester 1873's
Email: [email protected]
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