Breve discorso delli doppii archibvgi a Rovta
1629
L2006F103 1629
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Title
Breve discorso delli doppii archibvgi a Rovta
Published
In Parigi [s.n.] 1629
Description
[2], 22 p. : ill. ; 15 cm. (8vo)
Call Number
L2006F103 1629
System Control No.
(OCoLC)27251930
Note
Title vignette
Signatures: pi1 a-b4 c4(-c4)
Promotion by the Italian gunsmith-inventor, Bossi for his two shot superimposed load wheellock smooth bore carbine (double barreled musket) firing pierced or grooved projectiles, and developed for used by mounted troops in the struggle against the Turks
In a letter dated April 11, 1777, Philadelphian Joseph Belton described to Congress 'secreat weapon' based on the superimposed charge concept of Giuliano Bossi; on May 3 1777 Congress ordered Belton to manufacture 100 muskets
Bound in vellum
Digitized image available [frontispiece].
Signatures: pi1 a-b4 c4(-c4)
Promotion by the Italian gunsmith-inventor, Bossi for his two shot superimposed load wheellock smooth bore carbine (double barreled musket) firing pierced or grooved projectiles, and developed for used by mounted troops in the struggle against the Turks
In a letter dated April 11, 1777, Philadelphian Joseph Belton described to Congress 'secreat weapon' based on the superimposed charge concept of Giuliano Bossi; on May 3 1777 Congress ordered Belton to manufacture 100 muskets
Bound in vellum
Digitized image available [frontispiece].
Indexed In
Cockle 841
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