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Nine books on the subject of Eastern European weapons 1. A. M. Ljutov: Edged Weapons in the Collection of the Russian Museum of Ethnography, St. Petersburg 1998. Hardcover. 2. B. A. Rybakow: The Moscow Kremlin. The Armory, Prague 1962. Cloth-bound hardcover with original dust jacket. 3. Emma Grigoryevna Astvazaturyan: Tureckoe oruzie, St. Petersburg 2002. Hardcover. 4. L. V. Bardovskaia; V. M. Faibisovich: Arsenal of Tsarskoye Selo, St. Petersburg 2000. Hardcover with original dust jacket. Texts in English and Russian. 5. Iaroslav Lebedynsky: The Weapons Collection of Emperor Alexander II of Russia in 1869, Paris 1993. Hardcover, texts in French and Russian. 6. Yuri A. Miller: Steel, Luster, Gold. Zlatoust Ceremonial Blades from the Tsarist Era, Münster 2000. Hardcover. 7. E. Stvatsaturian; V. A. Durov; Yu. Shokarev: Ancient Weapons from the Collection of the State History Museum, Moscow, Moscow 1993. Bound in cloth, with original dust jacket; text in English and Russian. 8. Yurij A. Miller: Caucasian Arms from the State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Naestved 2000. Hardcover, in Danish and English. 9. Isa Askhabov: Chechen Arms, Moscow 2001. Hardcover with original dust jacket. Text in Russian and English. Books in generally good condition; dust jackets show some light signs of wear. Several copies contain extensive notes and markings by the previous owner; some spines have German titles taped to them. Condition: II
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