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By: N/A
Price: $25.00
Publisher: Washignton D.C., War Department Office of the Chief Signal Officer: 1933
Seller ID: 18014IN
Condition: Very Good
Nice clean copy with a line of staining to top front edge at corner and a few small spots at top edge of first page. Hole punched for storage in binder Otherwise clean as a whistle inside and out. Measures 6"x9" and has nice fold-out map. Comprised of 44 pages of articles which discuss the influence of the control of international communications on the conduct of war (Illustrated with maps, including a fold-out; practical means for improving liason between the infantry and the artillery; and new telephone switchboards -- great photo. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $25.00
Publisher: Washignton D.C., War Department Office of the Chief Signal Officer: 1935
Seller ID: 18015IN
Condition: Very Good
Nice clean copy. Hole punched for storage in binder. Clean as a whistle inside and out. Measures 6"x9". Comprised of 47 pages of articles which discuss the Corps Area Signal Office, modern meteorology (illustrated); the use of the International Morse Code at the Radio Corporation of America on Long Island and teaching the soldier at the Signal School and the WAMCAT system. Other Signal Corps Bulletins available. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $25.00
Publisher: Washignton D.C., War Department Office of the Chief Signal Officer: 1935
Seller ID: 18016IN
Condition: Very Good
Nice clean copy. Hole punched for storage in binder. Clean as a whistle inside and out. Measures 6"x9". Comprised of 55 pages of articles which include a lengthy piece on wide band transmission over coaxial lines (illustrated with technical drawings); an article on battery lines of communication, again with technical drawings,as well as black and white photographs and a piece on the scheme of promotion for enlisted men in the Signal Corps. Other Signal Corps Bulletins available. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $24.95
Publisher: Washington D.C,, Bureau of Navy Personnel: 1945
Seller ID: 18742K
Condition: Good-plus
Very nice book-- clean and tightly bound. Small vee-shaped tear to front, lies totally flat over the "A" in All in title. Light overall wear. Cover notes that magazine was intended to be read by ten people and should be moved along quickly. Illustrated throughout with great photos, including a sequence of kamakaze suicide bombers. Articles of note include pieces on the Battle of Atlantic, the capture of U- boat 505, the saving of the carrier Franklin after attack off Japan, and the German surrender (including text of same) with photos of liberating the Jews. Also includes much info for... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $14.95
Publisher: Comite National du Souvenir de Verdun:
Seller ID: 18782
Condition: Very Good
Small booklet measuring 5"x8" with 47 pages. Nice center section with vintage photos, plus art elsewhere. Text escorts the visitor through the museum while offering historical info. No date, but appears relatively modern -- circa 1980's, early 90's. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $20.00
Publisher: Washington D.C,, U.S. Government Printing Office: 1959
Seller ID: 19491K
Condition: Very Good
Very handsome book clearly designed to educate the new recruit to Navy life and possibilities. Written from the point of view of a young man in similar circumstances and follows him through all phases of training, including advanced jet training. to receiving his "Wings of Gold" pin. Cover art by Jack Murrary is beautiful and wraps around to back cover. Inside is more color art augmented by real photos in both color and black and white. Measures 8" tall by 10-1/4" wide. Unpaginated, but we counted 48. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $20.00
Publisher: United States Naval Institute: 1949
Seller ID: 24221PL
Condition: Very Good
Four very well kept magazines clean and tightly bound. Each measures 6-3/4"x9-3/4". The January issue has a plainer cover -- subsequent ones are pictorial and in color. Among the topics covered are: the naval technical missions to Japan; the role of land forces in future warfare; the new battle cruisers; the Bureau of Aeronautics; vocational schools and the U.S. Navy; the problem of security; security of the Panama Transit in the war; should the atomic bomb be outlawed?; reflections of a navy recruiter; the diplomatic prelude to Pearl Harbor; deeper diving with the oxy-helium mixture f... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $12.00
Publisher: Moscow, Novosti: 1990
Seller ID: 24482
Condition: Very Good
Very nice booklet (38 pages, though unpaginated) with numerous color photos throughout and a plentiful text. Measures 6-3/4"x9" and has no names or wriitng. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $24.00
Publisher: Washignton D.C,, The Infantry Association: 1944
Seller ID: 25837
Condition: Very Good
Very nice, clean magazine, tightly bound. No mailing label and no loss of membership application. Measures 8-1/2"x11-1/4". Illustrated throughout with black and white photographs, art and maps. Among the major articles are Part I of a D-Day Diary by an anonymous writer and Action at the Pigpen (see photo two) which discusses the leadership of the 1st Battalion 17th Infantry on Ebeye Island on February 2, 1944. Other topics include cannoneers, tips on heavy mortars, the new German carbine and sea power in modern war. 80 pages. Other issues available from 1944, but not a full run. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $225.00
Publisher: Canton, Ohio, Liberty Publishing: 1919
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 27289
Condition: Good-plus
Very handsome book, clean and tightly bound with some wear along spine, none of which impinges on the binding -- topical only. There is also visible wear to spine corners as evidenced in photo one. Former owner's name and address are penciled inside, but could be easily removed if desired. Pages are very clean with no foxing. Book measures 10"x13" and has 609 pages. An amazing look at the vast number of Stark County men engaged in the first World War. Book is primarily dedicated to honoring those who served, but there are also division histories at back. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $28.00
Publisher: Toledo, Ohio, The International Naval Research Organziation: 1996
Edition: Vol.XXXIII, Nos. 1,2,3, 4
Seller ID: 28061
Condition: Very Good
Clean attractive magazines, purchased from a collector. The only fault is a tiny bit of wear to lower front cover next to the spine on No. 2. Each is illustrated with black and white photographs, some color, and technical drawings. Among the topics are these: Fifty Years of the Bulgarian Navy; the USS Indiana (BBH58); Museum Ship SAS Somerset; Naval Affairs in Latvia and Lithuania; The Guatemalan Navy; The Battle of Jutland; That Perfect Arm-- Quantifying the Carronade; Es and Super-Es; 1996 INRO Baltic Tour; Reports on the Reunion of the Italian INRO Members; HMCS Haida The Last of Her Tribe;... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $38.00
Publisher: ATLANTA, ARMY - NAVY PUBLISHERS: 1942
Seller ID: 7014
Condition: GOOD
A RECORD OF THE THIRTY SEVENTH DIVISION FORMATION AND TRAINING AT FORT SHELBY MISSISSIPPI DURING THE EARLY YEARS OF THE U.S. INVOLVEMENT IN WWII A GREAT MANY PICTURS OF THE MEN ,EQUIPMENT AND TRAINING DRILLS View more info
By: N/A
Price: $35.00
Publisher: EASTON PRESS:
Seller ID: 7069
Condition: FINE
OF ALL THE BOOKS PUBLISHED IN THE CONFEDERACY THIS THE RAREST AND MOST VISUALLY ARRESTING. THE ORIGINAL WAS PRINTED IN 1861 , NEVER REPRINTED TILL NOW . 15 COLOR PLATES SHOW UNIFORMS OF ALL RANKS B&W PLATES SHOW BUTTONS ,BADGES ,ECT. A LAYED IN BOOKLET BY EASTON TELLS THE BACK GROUND OF THE ORIGINAL AND THE REPRINT GIFT INSCRIPTION AND DATE ON FRONT FREE END PAPER View more info
By: N/A
Price: $250.00
Publisher: CANTON OHIO, LIBERTY PUBLISHING CO.: 1919
Edition: 1ST
Seller ID: 7134
Condition: VERY GOOD
FIRST 30 PAGES SHOW PHOTOS OF ALLIES' PRESEDENTS , GENERALS ECT. PLUS COMBAT SCENES. THEN HUNDREDS OF PHOTOS AND BRIEF BIO. OF SOLDIERS FROM STARK COUNTY WHO SERVIED OVER SEAS. LAYED IN IS A 1989 CANTON OHIO NEWS PAPER CLIPPING ABOUT THE EFFORT TO IDENTIFY SEVERAL PHOTOS THAT HAD NOT BEEN IDENTIFIED IN THE BOOK. IN THE BACK OF THE BOOK ARE SEVERAL FULL PAGE ADS FROM LOCAL BUSINESS WHO HELPED UNDER WRITE THE BOOK THE ADS PROVIDE AN INTERESTING LOOK AT AREA INDUSTRY OF THE TIME SHOWS SOME WEAR ALONG EDGES OF SPINE BUT HINGES ARE STRONG & PAGES ARE BRIGHT AN IMPORTANT PIECE OF LOCAL HIST... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.00
Publisher: WASHINGTON, GOVT. PRINTING OFFICE: 1936
Seller ID: 7237
Condition: VERY GOOD
THE INS AND OUTS OF MILITARY JUSTICE CIRCA 1928 340 PGES View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.00
Publisher: DEPT OF THE ARMY: JULY 1989
Seller ID: 7533
Condition: VEREY GOOD
THE MILITARY MANUAL FOR THE EFFECTIVE USE OF THE M16 RIFLE PAPER BACK ,PUNCHED FOR THREE RING BINDER 150 PLUS PAGES View more info
By: A. Hayes
Price: $50.00
Publisher: Atglen, PA, Schiffer Publishing, Ltd.: 1996
Seller ID: 27942
ISBN: 0764300466
Condition: Very Good
Crisp, clean book which has only one defect -- the last five pages have a crease at upper corner, all of which are now flat from book press. No names or writing and no tears or chips to jacket which will arrive in brand new mylar cover. Has not been price-clipped and is pristine inside and out. Book measures 9" x 12" and has 248 pages all of which have either color or black and white photographs. Collectibles discussed include headgear, field gear and equipment, firearms, edged weapons, medals and badges, documents and paper items, miscellaneous regalia, and children's toys which mimic war it... View more info
By: Adlum, John; Peckham, Howard H. (editor)
Price: $35.00
Publisher: Chicago, The Caxton Club: 1968
Edition: Limited Edition
Seller ID: 24650
Condition: Very Good
Very handsome, small book printed in just 500 copies bound in slate blue cloth and published by the esteemed Caxton Club, a bibliophilic association.The book measures 5-1/4"x7-1/2" and bears a handsome paste-on title box to front board.. Clean as a whistle inside and out with fading to spine only. Text published here for the first time. 143 pages View more info
Price: $35.00
Publisher: U.S.A., Brassey's Inc: 2002
Edition: First Edition Stated
Seller ID: 27744
ISBN: 1574885014
Condition: Fine
Crisp, as new book -- likely never read. No names ot writing, no spine crease, no cover lift -- pristine inside and out. The author is an expert on the Third Reich and owns a significant photograph collection portraying German life of the war period .Book examines the development of airborne assault by the Nazis in the 1930's and the creation of the 7th Flieger Division, as well as the invasions of WWII. Book is handomely illustrated with black and white photos and has 176 pages. Measures 8" x 11". View more info
By: Altoff, Gerry.
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Put-In-Bay, Ohio, U.S.A., Self-published: 1989
Inscription: SIGNED by Author
Seller ID: 15254
Condition: Very Good
This is the BOOKLET which precdeed the book written ten years later. It is clean and crisp and tightly bound with only fault being a shadow to upper fornt corner from a price sticker.Otherwise as new. Illustrated throughout. SIGNED without inscription by author on title page.Text is 38 pages and is an essay originally presented at the symposium, War on the Great Lakes: Canada and the the United States in the War of 1812, at Monroe County Cummunity College, January 1987. View more info
