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NSTCW Vol. 31 No. 4
Item #: NST31-4
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Field Recoveries
Draw the Sword, Keep the Scabbard: The Sword of Maj. Charles C. Campbell by Fred Schneider with Warren S. Koontz
COVER STORY: US Army Model 1851 Army Sword Belt Plate by Stephen M. Henry
The Sunken Road Revealed: Research and Reclamation of a National Treasure by NPS Chief Historian John J. Hennessy
A Portal into the Southern Psyche: The Story of the Shelby Grays by Sid Witherington
The Mystery Of Maj. Wallace's Horse & Saddle: Following a Paper Trail by John Peter Beckendorf
C.S. Storms & the Spare Parts Accoutrements Contract of 1863 by Frederick C. Gaede and Paul C. Johnson
Draw the Sword, Keep the Scabbard: The Sword of Maj. Charles C. Campbell by Fred Schneider with Warren S. Koontz
COVER STORY: US Army Model 1851 Army Sword Belt Plate by Stephen M. Henry
The Sunken Road Revealed: Research and Reclamation of a National Treasure by NPS Chief Historian John J. Hennessy
A Portal into the Southern Psyche: The Story of the Shelby Grays by Sid Witherington
The Mystery Of Maj. Wallace's Horse & Saddle: Following a Paper Trail by John Peter Beckendorf
C.S. Storms & the Spare Parts Accoutrements Contract of 1863 by Frederick C. Gaede and Paul C. Johnson
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