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- catalog abstract "History of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company.".
- catalog contributor b6605923.
- catalog created "[1952]".
- catalog date "1952".
- catalog date "[1952]".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "[1952]".
- catalog description "Bibliography: p. 409-415.".
- catalog description "Firearms production in the 1850s -- An experiment in repeating firearms -- Crisis and trial -- Laying the foundation -- Postwar adjustment -- Diversification and expansion -- Management, labor, and inside contracting -- Era of development -- Competition in marketing firearms -- Competition in marketing ammunition -- Summary of Converse's administration -- End of the contract system -- Advent of smokeless powder -- Struggle for supremacy -- Sales problems of the early 1900s -- Theodore Roosevelt and Winchester -- End of the association -- Summary of Bennett's administration -- Winchester aids the allies -- Winchester and the U.S. government -- Postwar reorganization -- Postwar planning and management -- Launching the postwar program -- Old-line products and finances -- Winchester and Simmons -- Testing the merger -- Liggett's administration -- Summary and conclusion.".
- catalog description "History of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company.".
- catalog extent "xvi, 494 p.".
- catalog hasFormat "Winchester.".
- catalog isFormatOf "Winchester.".
- catalog issued "1952".
- catalog issued "[1952]".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Washington, Combat Forces Press".
- catalog relation "Winchester.".
- catalog subject "623.442065".
- catalog subject "Firearms History.".
- catalog subject "UD395.W7 W5".
- catalog subject "Winchester rifle.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Firearms production in the 1850s -- An experiment in repeating firearms -- Crisis and trial -- Laying the foundation -- Postwar adjustment -- Diversification and expansion -- Management, labor, and inside contracting -- Era of development -- Competition in marketing firearms -- Competition in marketing ammunition -- Summary of Converse's administration -- End of the contract system -- Advent of smokeless powder -- Struggle for supremacy -- Sales problems of the early 1900s -- Theodore Roosevelt and Winchester -- End of the association -- Summary of Bennett's administration -- Winchester aids the allies -- Winchester and the U.S. government -- Postwar reorganization -- Postwar planning and management -- Launching the postwar program -- Old-line products and finances -- Winchester and Simmons -- Testing the merger -- Liggett's administration -- Summary and conclusion.".
- catalog title "Winchester, the gun that won the West.".
- catalog type "History. fast".
- catalog type "text".