19 Issues of Shooting Times. Peoria, Illinois. Firearms

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19 Issues of Shooting Times Magazine

1960 and 1961

Published in Peoria, Illinois, by the Peoria Journal Star.  

Publisher: Henry P. Slane

Editor:  David R. Wolfe

Beginning with Volume 1, Number 2 (April 1960)

Size: 15.25 x 11.75 inches

Above:  19 Issues Bound into One Volume

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Shooting Times was published monthly in Peoria, Illinois by the Peoria Journal Star.  The publisher was Henry P. Slane, and the editor was David R. Wolfe. Editorial staff included John T. Amber who was also the editor of Gun Digest.

Included are monthly columns written by R. O. Ackerman, Crawford Hollidge, Stu Miller, kent Bellah, Ruth Douglas, P. O. Ackley, Dave Moreton, Graham Burnside.  Plus contributors include Bert Popowski, Wallace Labisky, Paul A. Matthews, Clyde Ormond, Dick Miller, Francis Sell, Frank de Haas, and Bob Hagel, etc.

Articles in these issues include:  Gurnside Carbine in the Civil War by Graham Burnside, Muzzle-Loading Guns Inaccurate? by Slim Ackerman, NRA Highlights by Dave Moreton, Cartridge Collectors Here to Stay by Stu Miller, Antelope Hunting in Wyoming by Bert Popowski, First U. S. Free Pistol by David O. Moreton, Gunsmith John Pearson and the Colt Revolver by H. Gschwind, Skeet Shooting by Dick Miller, Whistle Pig Jackpot on Tennessee Farm by Carlos Vinson, Predecessors to the Winchester Rifle by Thomas F. Hall, Cannon Collections, Black Powder Notebook: Muzzle Loading, Bear Hunting by Bob Hagel, Glass Barrel Winchester 59, Gun Collecting, Organizing a Big Game Hunt by Clyde Ormond, Old 38 Special by Kent Bellah, Multi-Shot Revolvers, Ruger Mark I, Jarman Rifle, M69 Target Rifle, Shotgun Fit, Collecting Treasures of Wells Fargo, The Henry Rifle, Double Barrel Shotgun, South Dakota Pheasant Hunting, 11mm. Mauser, German World War II cartridges, Crosman 600 Semi-Automatic Handgun, Smith and Weston and Venditti Pistols, Taxidermy and Trophy Capes, Camp Perry: Ohio National Guard Camp, Hunting Arctic Seals, M14 Production, The Gatling Gun, Fox Hunting, M-41 S&W Automatic Handgun, Luger Pistol, Confederacy: A Confederate Burnside?, National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association, Remington Single Shot Cases, Why is a Magnum?, The Guns of Frank Rande: The Bandit of the Wabash, Frank Rande Saga, The Tingle Magnum, Mannlicher Rifle Cases, High Standard Supermatic Pistols, Morse Rifle, Dixie Gun Works, Colt Gold Cup .38 Special, Civil War Artillery, Colt .45, The Kentucky Rifle, Savage Model 101, Cougar Hunting, General Custer and the Gatling Gun, Browning .22 Autoloader, The Ringneck Pheasant, Remington Shotgun, Samuel Hawken Spencer Rifle, Hopkins & Allen Muzzle Loading Rifle, etc.

These magazines are from the collection of Donald V. Ensminger of Hanover, Pennsylvania, as indicated by his name on the address labels.

This is 19 monthly issues, beginning with Volume 1, Number 2 (April 1960).  The issues are in sequence, although the issue for October 1961 is missing.

Condition:  Excellent Condition.    No library or institution markings.  Pages are bright and clean.  Pages and cover are securely attached.  The cover is in excellent condition, with no wear.

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