A few of these photos were taken from old sale magazines or books, I would have given credit to the original photographer,however I do not know who they were. The text was taken from so many differant sources and put together into a readable format that here again it is impossible to say where my notes came from over the many years. If you honestly recognize some statment or image I have used, please let me know. I will certainly give you credit for your work of course. I hope you have found these articles interesting. I am no authority on antique firarms so would advise everyone with an antique firearm of there own to visit one of the following websites or purchase the Dixie Gun Works Catalog. This catalog is well worth the price of $5 it is the size of a phonebook and contains many many parts and supplies for antique and reproduction firearms. The Dixie catalog also contains hundreds of other books and manuals you can purchase that will be sure to answer any questions you may have. I am affiliated in no way with these organizations,I just happen to like there products.
This book is available at your public library or can be purchased from Amazon.com. Each chapter in this book has its own specialized and exhaustive bibliography. Additionally, at the front of the book is a lengthy general bibliography on antique arms as a whole. Flayderman has collected for over 50 years, and has been an antique arms dealer for almost as long.
