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Description edit
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the rook and rabbit rifle was one of the mainstays of British gunmaking, and were produced by every gunmaker of note, although very little has been written about them.
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Characters/People edit
- William Tranter: Add a description of this character.
- Webley
- Rigby
- Westley Richards
- J. Jeffery
- Snider
- Thomas Horsley
- James Purdey
- Henry Holland
- Joseph Lang
- George Gibbs
- Richard Ellis
- Rook
- Allport
- Adams
- Lyman
- C. Scott
- Berdan
- Ross
- Deeley
- Griffiths
- Baker
- John Dickson
- Worsley
- Tait
- Charles Lancaster
- Bailey
- Manton
- Walsh
- G. E. Lewis
- Boxer
- Schneider
- Martini Henry
- Anson
- Crudgington
- Thomas Perkes
- Thomas Boss
Setting & Locations edit
First Sentence edit
The pasturelands of the Yorkshire Pennines present a landscape of well grazed fields surrounded by stone walls.
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 683.422094109034
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