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Authors: Fred H. Colvin and Ethan Viall
Associate Editors American Machinist
Members Society American Mechanical Engineers
Members Franklin Institute
Format: 338 pages - First Edition McGraw Hill (1917)
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Observations: by Badger
A detailed account of the methods used in manufacturing the Springfield 1903 model service rifle; also descriptions of the modified Enfield rifle and three types of machine guns.
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