This three-volume set by Hogar Scher, translated and expanded from German, provides an exhaustive history of ERMA (Erfurter Maschinenfabrik) from 1924-2003. It details company history, rifles, handguns, submachine guns, flare guns, and various commercial firearms, including .22 caliber clones of popular models. The books offer deep dives into model designations, serial numbers, production dates, and original pricing, filling a significant information gap on ERMA's diverse output.
This video reviews two books by Joe Black, published by Schiffer, that serve as comprehensive catalogs for identifying and understanding Webley solid frame revolvers. The books focus on civilian and police models, distinguishing them from the more common military patterns. They are presented as invaluable resources for collectors and enthusiasts struggling with the vast variety and often inconsistent production of these firearms.
This video provides an expert review of the 'Deadly Beauties: Rare German Handguns' book set by Hermann Hampe and Jean Varret, presented by firearms expert Ian McCollum. The two-volume set focuses on high-quality photographic documentation of scarce German handguns from 1871 to 1945, covering models from the Imperial era through WWI and WWII. It's recommended for collectors and enthusiasts seeking detailed visual references for authentication.
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