The C.S. armory Richmond and the Macon stock shop

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The way in which the embattled and industrially weak Confederacy produced the guns that bore the name 'C.S. Richmond' is presented. The State Armory building in Richmond and its newly captured riflemusket machinery were transferred to the Confederate States control in June 1861, along with the services of Master Armorer Adams and Burton.

United States, History, Works, Armories, C.S. Richmond: A History of the Confederate States Armory, Richmond, Virginia and the Stock Shop at C.S. Armory, Macon, Georgia (Book)

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Ingnatius stock rises in business takeover

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The Washington Post appoints David Ignatius as head of its business section. Ignatius holds an impressive resume and is the son of a former president of the 'Post.' As head of the business section, his further rise up the editorial ladder is speculated on.

Human resource management, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Washington Post (Newspaper), Ignatius, David

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Fantastic stock finishes

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The production of a well-oiled and beautifully crafted gun stock takes patience and practice, according to stock finisher Paul Hodkins.

Gunstocks

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