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    Manufacture of artillery ammunition. 1917 most countries

    The big book, 1917 most countries, 788+ pages.

    Manufacture of artillery ammunition : Alford, Leon Pratt, 1877-1942, ed : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
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    That one will be handy, just recently got an 18 pounder completed that was made WW1...1917 projectile.
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