US Arms and Armor in Colonial America 1526-1783 Used Hardcover Reference Book

**US Arms and Armor in Colonial America 1526-1783** is a detailed reference book examining the development, types, and usage of arms and armor in colonial North America from the early sixteenth century through the end of the Revolutionary War. This hardcover volume covers the evolution of weaponry and protective equipment among both European settlers and Indigenous peoples, with attention to muskets, swords, pistols, bayonets, helmets, and body armor. The book provides context on technological advancements, importation, local production, and adaptation of European designs for conditions in the New World. Entries are supported by historical photographs, illustrations, and documentation from collections and archaeological sites. This used copy is intended for reference by collectors, historians, and reenactors interested in military material culture of early America, offering factual accounts and visual details to identify and understand arms and armor from this significant period in American history. Hardcover format; condition as stated.  Total of 350 pages.