I may need to consult a professional, found another batch of books in the wrong place and bought them, these will all end up for sale in fairly short order:

Blunderbusses by D.R. Baxter

Modern American Rifles by A.C.Gould

Antique Firearms Their Care, Repair & Restoration by Ronald Lister

An Encyclopedic Reference Book The Book Of Rifles by W.H.B. Smith and Joseph E. Smith

Rifles And Machine Guns A Modern Handbook of Infantry And Aircraft Arms by Melvin M. Johnson

Modern U.S. Military Small Arms Series-Volume Two

The SPIW The Deadliest Weapon That Never Was by R. Blake Stevens And Edward C. Ezell

The Rifle In America by Phillip B. Sharpe

The Hammerless Double Rifle by Alexander Gray

Lever Action Magazine Rifles by Samuel Maxwell

Westley Richards Guns and Rifles, reprint

Lefever: Guns of Lasting Fame by Robert Elliott and Jim Cobb

The Story of Merwin Hulbert and Co. Firearms by Art Phelps

The Collecting of Guns by Stackpole (author signed)

Spencer Repeating Firearms by Roy Marcot

Savage and Stevens Arms and History by Bill West

Marlin & Ballard Firearms History by Bill West

The Sharps Rifle by Winston Smith

The '03 Springfields by Clark Campbell

The Big Bore Rifle by Michael McIntosh

Fifteen Years in the Hawken Lode by John Baird

The Burnside Breech Loading Carbines by Edward A. Hull

The Breech-Loading Single-Shot Rifle by Major Ned. H. Roberts and Kenneth L. Waters

The Breech-Loader In The Service 1816-1917 by Claud E. Fuller

Hall's Military Breechloaders by Peter A. Schmidt


I Do have a technical question: Is there any such thing as too many books?

Having too many books is like having too much sex. The answer is no.

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Originally posted by NormanConquest:
Having too many books is like having too much sex. The answer is no.

I couldn't help myself, I can sell 2 of them for half of list price and be whole.