Bartlett's formulas : Practical application of Bartlett's formulas to problems in gun construction.

Modern land and naval guns.
Published: (1875)

Resistance of guns to tangential rupture.
Published: (1892)

Care of 75 m/m guns.
Published: (1926)

Relative to 3-inch Parrott guns.
Published: (1864)

[Procedure for mounting and dismounting siege gun].
Published: (1890)

[Instructions on care of 8- and 10-inch guns].
Published: (1900)

[Prohibiting use of excessive counterweights on gun carriages].
Published: (1899)

Pack outfit for Hotchkiss breech-loading mountain gun.
Published: (1881)

[Instructions on proper stop of traversing disappearing gun carriages].
Published: (1900)

[Discontinuing firings of 4.5-inch siege guns].
Published: (1888)

[Instructions on adjusting safety for Armstrong rapid-fire guns].
Published: (1902)

Description and instructions for care of 5 and 6 inch guns.
Published: (1911)

Description and instructions for care of 5 and 6 inch guns.
Published: (1916)

[Instructions on traversing gun carriages mounted on platforms in modern emplacements].
Published: (1896)

[Interpretation of "ready for immediate use" requirement regarding 6-inch gun batteries].
Published: (1903)

[Instructions and specifications concerning length of disappearing gun carriage recoil for purposes of loading].
Published: (1903)

Weapons : 75-mm gun and carriage, models of 1897 and 1897MI (French).
Published: (1927)

Weapons : 75-mm gun and carriage, models of 1897 and 1897MI (French).
Published: (1925)

Instructions for mounting, using, and caring for 3-inch wrought-iron saluting gun and mount.
Published: (1905)

Instructions for mounting, using, and caring for 3-inch wrought-iron saluting gun and mount.
Published: (1907)

A treatise of artillery : containing I. General constructions of brass and iron guns used by sea and land, and their carriages. II. General constructions of mortars and howitzes [as printed], their beds and carriages. III. Dimensions of all carriages used in artillery. IV. Exercise of the regiment at home, and service abroad in a sas printed.
by: Muller, John, 1699-1784

Ten-inch Rodman smooth-bore gun, or 8-inch rifle, mounted on iron carriage.
Published: (1874)

Instructions for mounting, using, and caring for 15-pounder rapid-fire guns and their masking parapet mounts.
Published: (1901)

Proposed models for experimental 12-inch cast-iron rifle and 15-inch smooth-bore gun.
Published: (1874)

Supplement to instructions for mounting, using, and caring for disappearing carriages, L. F. models of 1907 and 1907 M1, for 14-inch guns, models of 1907 and 1907 M1 and model of 1910.
Published: (1923)

A treatise of artillery : Containing I. General constructions of brass and iron guns used by sea and land, and of their carriages. II. General constructions of mortars and howitzes, their beds and carriages. III. The dimensions of all other kinds of carriages used in the artillery. IV. The exercise of the regiment at home, and its service abroad in a siege or a battle. V. Its march and encampment; ammunition, stores, and horses. VI. Lastly, the necessary laboratory work. To which is prefixed, a theory of powder applied to fire-arms. For the use of the Royal Academy of Artillery. By John Muller, professor of artillery and fortification.
by: Muller, John, 1699-1784
Published: (1757)

Construction of guns.
Published: (1883)

[Instructions on proper uses and amounts of lead counter-weights on seacoast gun carriages].
Published: (1899)

Study of theoretical resistance of experimental 8-inch B.L. rifle, as determined by application of Clavarino's formulas (Notes on Construction of Ordnance, Nos. 6-7) to section of gun through powder chamber.
Published: (1884)

Coast Artillery Field Manuel, Volume II, Antiaircraft Artillery, Part One, Tactics.
Published: (1938)

Special instructions : Groups C, D and E materiel.
Published: (1930)

Instruments : Sights, quadrants, and fuze setters, antiaircraft artillery.
Published: (1926)

Instructions for use of wire rope retraction device for disappearing carriages.
Published: (1901)

Instructions for salutes and ceremonies at seacoast and other posts provided with artillery.
Published: (1902)

Corps artillery headquarters; effective July 1, 1930.
Published: (1929)

Paints and lacquers for artillery material.
Published: (1884)