Brassey's Artillery of the World
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Brassey's Artillery of the World
Summary
Brassey's Artillery of the World is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- Brassey's Artillery of the World authored Tolley Taylor[2].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[3].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World was edited by Shelford Bidwell[4].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World was published by Bonanza Printing[5].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as 75 mm Cannon Model 1897[6].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as Type 94[7].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as M116 howitzer[8].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as ZiS-3[9].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as M48[10].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as K-52[11].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as Ordnance QF 25 pounder[12].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as 105 mm M61/37 howitzer[13].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as 10.5 cm leFH 18[14].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as 105mm Indian Field Gun[15].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as Type 4140[16].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as 10.5 cm Cannon m/34[17].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as M 35[18].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as M 46[19].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as L118[20].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as M101 howitzer[21].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as M102[22].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as XM204[23].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as M-56[24].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as M60[25].
- Brassey's Artillery of the World's depicts is recorded as 122 mm field gun 122/46[26].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Brassey's Artillery of the World authored Tolley Taylor[2]. It was edited by Shelford Bidwell[4]. It was published by Bonanza Printing[5].
Publication
Brassey's Artillery of the World was published on December 1, 1977[27].