United States. A Study Of Colt Conversions And Other Percussion Revolvers, By R. Bruce Mcdowell Auction issued in Rome on 6

issued in Rome on 6 March 1943

was the eldest surviving daughter of Austrian Emperor Francis Joseph and Empress Elisabeth ("Sisi")

marked on reverse with Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) logo and code “M9/25” with maker “Richard Sieper & Söhne

but features eight aluminum painted and matching pebble-grain cap buttons (magnetic) that run vertically along the opening of the tunic

He arrived at Warazup

United States. A Study Of Colt Conversions And Other Percussion Revolvers, By R. Bruce Mcdowell Auction issued in Rome on 6This is an extremely well preserved edition of A Study of Colt Conversions and Other Percussion Revolvers, but R. Bruce McDowell. It is constructed of a heavy card stock binding, and retains its original glossed paper stock dust jacket. The exterior of the cover page bearing a full colour image of two revolvers, circumscribed by author and title, while the reverse features a second full colour image of revolvers flanked by a description of the books