What is Reddit's opinion of The Great War: July 1, 1916: The First Day of the Battle of the Somme?

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Back on Fathers Day I asked if I could order some hooks and hang a few of my antique rifles up, I was expecting an argument and to my surprised she said sure, go head! I think it turned out pretty nice, and I might try redoing it and seeing if I can get 5 or 6 rifles up on the wall. I own 6 antique rifles (5 of them being blackpowder cartridge rifles) and would be neat to display all of them.
(And incase anybody is wondering what the other rifles are: Mauser 1871/84, Swiss Vetterli 1871, and a Danish Rolling Block 1876.

 

Hanging on the wall:

• Austrian Werndl - Steyr 1868

• British Martini Henry Mk II - Enfield 1872

• French Lebel - Saint-Étienne 1890 (With rare trench/mud cover!) Video about it

 

Top of the bookshelf:

• Experiment and Trial (Very, very, cool book, defiantly in the top 5 books that he has recommend!)

• The Great War: July 1, 1916: The First Day of the Battle of the Somme

• Chassepot to FAMAS: French Military Rifles, 1866 – 2016

 

Leaning against the booksshelf is British BSA 1906 SMLE No 1 Mk I*** Attached to the rifle is a very nice example of a P1903 bayonet dated 1906, along with an original 1916 leather sling.

The weird metal device leaning against The Great War is actually a WWI British No 2 wire cutter that attaches to SMLE and Ross rifles, dated 1917.

On the first shelf is an Austrian proofed 1917 C96 Mauser

On top of the safe is a Norwegian M58 helmet and a British P1903 bandolier that was used by the Royal Ulster Constabulary police force (goes with my No 1 Mk I*** as it was also issued to the Irish in the early 1920’s)

 

Shelf above the computer:

• The Lee Enfield collector edition

• An original hooked quillion P1907 bayonet manufactured by Enfield, dated October 1908, with the original early patterned of scabbard (internal nose cap)

• British Mills No 5 grenade dated 1915

• WWI rifle grenade cup for the SMLE

• British No 36 Mk 1 grenade Dated 1917 which also has the gas check plate so that it can be fired out of the grenade cup

• WWI British brass oiler

 

On top of my book shelf is some 7.63mm ammo and a British No 7 Mk 1 bayonet

As for my book collection, I could almost rival Ian Mccollum's. What I don’t have my father has. If we put out two collections together we would probably be close to what Ian has.

Whoa pretty awesome. Reminds me of this book