1861 ordnance manual

US Ordnance Manual. US Ordnance Manual. US Ordnance Manual. CS Ordnance Manual. United States Army Regulations. Revised United States Army Regulations of Confederate States Army Regulations. Revised from United States Regulations of United States Army. Ordnance Department. () The ordnance manual for the use of the officers of the United States Army. Philadelphia, Lippincott. [Pdf] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, www.doorway.ru  · "This manual is adopted, with some necessary changes, omissions, and alterations, from the Ordnance manual of the United States service of "--Pref Errata and Remarks (14 lines) on p. [8] Parrish Willingham. Confederate imprintsUser Interaction Count: K.

ARTILLERISTS' MANUAL. CHAPTER I. GUNPOWDER. The inflammable property of a mixture of nitre, charcoal, and sulphur, was known long before its projectile force was discovered. Used in the form of dust, it is supposed by many to have been the substance of which the rockets and Greek fire of the ancients were made. Discovery Gunpowder is said to. Civil War Manuals. Revised United States Army Regulations of Philadelphia: George W. Childs, Instructions for Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers on Outpost and Patrol Duty, and Troops in Campaign. Washington: Government Printing Office, The Ordnance Manual for the Use of the Officers of the United States Army (2nd Ed.). The ordnance manual for the use of the officers of the United States Army 2d ed This edition was published in by West Johnston in Richmond, Va.

Revised United States Army Regulations of The Ordnance Manual for the Use of the Officers of the United States Army (2nd Ed.). The Model rifled musket replaced the Maynard tape primer with a percussion cap system. With this replacement and a few other minor changes with a view on. From the US Army Ordnance Manual, regarding the lubrication of Minie balls: "Immerse [the ball] in a melted mixture of 1 part of tallow.