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My reference sources. Single Shot Rifles and Actions by Frank de Haas,More Single Shot rifles and Actions by Frank de Haas, Mr. Single Shot's Cartridge Handbook by Frank de Haas, Savage & Stevens Arms & History by Bill West, J. Stevens Arms Catalogues 1875-1899 by Bill West, A History & Digest of The J. Stevens Arms and Tool Company by Harold E. Strong, A Short Illustrated History of the J. Stevens Arms & Tool Company by Joseph T. Vorisek, Savage & Stevens Arms Collector's History by Jay Kimmel, Stevens Pistols and Pocket Rifles by Kenneth Cope, Single Shot Rifles by James Grant, Boys Single Shot Rifles by James Grant, More Single Shot Rifles by James Grant, Still More Single Shot Rifles by James Grant, Single Shot Rifles Finale by James Grant, The Rifle in Americia by Philip B. Sharpe. Now do you wish you hadn't asked? There are probably some more but that is most of what I currently have. Been collecting books almost as long as guns. Most of these are out of print but available on the used market on line somewhere. Some are reasonably priced. Some not. Hope this is of help. Did not realize how many I had until I started this list. Most of these are not dedicated totaly to Stevens but all have good Stevens sections. You have Cornell's Catalog reprints which also are a great reference source. I have mos of those also. They are the best bargain out there in my opinion. Great people to deal with.

Also long out of print the book. " Savage and Stevens Arms and History by Bill West. A hard cover book of around 400 pages featuring the massive Edward F. Mason collection of Stevens rifles and pistols.
Stocton-Doty trade ,press Whittier Ca. 1971

West's first edition is one of the better ones. Goes in chronological order so it is sometimes a little hard for me to find a particular model. The Grant books are good and have the other manufacturers if your interests vary.