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Originally Posted by CharlesS
Per usual, Jim is right on the money and his suggestions are excellent.
I would only add the 'ole' classic Stone's A Glossary of the Construction, Decoration and Use of Arms and Armor: in All Countries and in All Times because of its more likely inclusion of the "regional" weapons you may be referring to, for instance from Ceylon(Sri Lanka) or Nepal, or the Coorg or Naga people which fit very much into the realm of Indian weapons, but don't share the same characteristics as those more commonly associated with India.
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Thanks very much Charles!
Well said on Stone!!! How the heck could I forget the 'cornerstone' of every arms library!