The P 38 was designed in late 1930 by the Germans, eventually replacing the P 08 Luger in Hitler's German Army. It remains in production today, and its efficiency and durability has influenced the design and construction of countless other military and sporting arms. Now the author traces the origins and development of the P 38 and its near demise. 300 photos.
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The P 38 was designed in late 1930 by the Germans, eventually replacing the P 08 Luger in Hitler's German Army. It remains in production today, and its efficiency and durability has influenced the design and construction of countless other military and sporting arms. Now the author traces the origins and development of the P 38 and its near demise. 300 photos.
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Good++, No Dust Jacket. 4TO, B/W Illus, Paperback. Softcover. Glossy photo illustrated paper covers show light edge wear and soil. Outer corner creased. Text pages are clean. Always carefully wrapped and shipped in cardboard boxes to protect your purchase.
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Very Good. Trade PB. 4to. Published by Stoeger Publishing, South Hackensack, NJ. 1993. 272 pgs. Illustrated. 300 photos. Wrappers lightly worn with some light shelf-wear to the extremities present. Book is free of ownership marks. Text is clean and free of marks. Binding tight and solid. The P 38 was designed in late 1930 by the Germans, eventually replacing the P 08 Luger in Hitler's German Army. It remains in production today, and its efficiency and durability has influenced the design and construction of countless other military and sporting arms. Now the author traces the origins and development of the P 38 and its near demise. EB; 8.25 X 0.75 X 10.5 inches; 272 pages.
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Near Fine. Small Quarto. The P-38 was designed in late 1930 by the Germans, eventually replacing the P-08 Luger in Hitler's German Army. It remains in production today, and its efficiency and durability has influenced the design and construction of countless other military and sporting arms. Now the author traces the origins and development of the P 38 and its near demise. 300 photos. 272pp.
