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18/10/18 07:03 PM

Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

Another little 'gem' fount on the 'net - Here is a well researched and written treatise on the production of military arms at Steyr, Austria, focused on the period of 1864 - 1945.

Enjoy: A Forgotten Giant

Carpetsahib

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18/10/18 11:59 PM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

Good article. Thanks

Waidmannsheil

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19/10/18 12:20 AM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

Thanks Brian but it doesn't seem to work for me, it just says forbidden.

Matt.

Viking338

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19/10/18 12:23 AM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

Me too

DarylS

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19/10/18 01:39 AM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

"A Forgotten Giant: A Brief Look at Military Small Arms Production at Steyr, Austria, 1864–1945"

"Samuel J. Newland
Editors Note—Samuel Newland presented the first section of this article in Wilmington, North
Carolina in April of 2002. (See Bulletin 85.)"

Ripp

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19/10/18 01:42 AM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

Opened for me just fine

Dr_Deer

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19/10/18 10:00 AM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

A website blocked by the Australian government?

DonZ

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19/10/18 02:49 PM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

No Joy in Baden-Württemberg

Rothhammer1

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19/10/18 08:48 PM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

Quote:

Thanks Brian but it doesn't seem to work for me, it just says forbidden.

Matt.

Well, that kinda sux... . It's a good article.

It seems to link and open for U.S. users, not Aussie or Wurttemberger. Any U.S. computer whizzes out there who could get this to where Aussies and Deutschlanders can open it?

OR;
Try a search for American Society of Small Arms Collectors. If that's not 'blocked' as well, click the 'View Articles' box on their homepage, go to page 7 of the articles and look under Bulletin Number 94 (Fall 2006) for A Forgotten Giant: A Brief Look at Military Small Arms Production at Steyr, Austria, 1864 - 1945.

Now I'm almost wishing I hadn't seen their 'site. There seem to be so many very worthwhile articles there... who needs sleep anyway, eh?

Rothhammer1

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19/10/18 09:01 PM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

Quote:

No Joy in Baden-Württemberg

Does this help?

I don't know why the link seems to be 'regional'. Here's the 'site address:
americansocietyofarmscollectors.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Military-small-arms-production-in-Steyr-Austria-1864-1945-B094_Newland.pdf

Louis

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19/10/18 09:14 PM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

Doesn't work for me either.
Louis

PatagonHunter

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19/10/18 10:03 PM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

Neither to me....

PH

Waidmannsheil

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20/10/18 06:49 AM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

Unfortunately that doesn't work either.

Matt.

DonZ

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20/10/18 06:37 PM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

I've had a problem with a lot of links in the US because of the new EU privacy laws. For example, the Chicago Tribune will not allow links to be viewed here, and Home Depot just says "Forbidden". Not sure why that affects viewers in Argentina or Australia, but there it is...

Rothhammer1

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21/10/18 02:23 PM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

I don't know of any 'workaround' or 'fix' for this, guys. Sorry for the tease, it's a good article. I tried to find it elsewhere on the 'web with no success.

(Edit:)
Here's an idea (smacking self in forehead), why don't I just print the article and scan it, then post the scans? Why, certainly- I'll get right on it.

Stay tuned... .

Rothhammer1

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21/10/18 04:15 PM

Re: Steyr: A Forgotten Giant - Samuel J. Newland

Here, and without further ah- choo, is presented A Forgotten Giant: A Brief Look at Military Small Arms Production at Steyr, Austria, 1864 - 1945., as reprinted from the American Society of Arms Collectors Bulletin 94:33-44.