Doncaster: Athena Books. Very Good- with no dust jacket. 1983. Softcover. 0946851018 . No signatures. Some rubbing and light marks to wrappers.; A 1983 facsimile printing of the scarce original edition of 1943. U. S. Army manual. The five pages of colour illustrtions of insignia of the original edition have not been reproduced in this edition. Large format softcover book. 434 pages. Page dimensions: 292 x 182mm. Illustrated. Selected contents: Training Efficiency and Morale; Uniforms; Infantry; Cavalry; Land Reconnaissance Units; Field Artillery; Armored Troops; Engineers; Chemical Warfare and Smoke; Police Gendarmerie Semi-military Forces; Air Defense System; Tactics; Permanent Fortifications; Camouflage. ; 4to . Athena Books paperback
Référence libraire : 12376 ISBN : 0946851018 9780946851010
Nashville:: Battery Press. Near Fine. 1993. Hardcover. 0898391903 . Black and white photographs throughout. A reprint of the 1946 edition. Near fine in green cloth. No dust jacket as issued. . Battery Press, hardcover
Référence libraire : 107340 ISBN : 0898391903 9780898391909
Privately Printed. nice copy; larger-format; very well-done unit history; many maps and photos . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1927. Privately Printed hardcover
U. S. Army/507th Ordnance Detachment Technical Intelligence 1961. very nice copy; thick larger-format. Appears to be a reprint of the 1961 original edition . Near Fine. Soft cover. Reprint. U. S. Army/507th Ordnance Detachment (Technical Intelligence), 1961 paperback
Leipzig: Weber. larger-format photographic history of the unit scarce; with note signed by Dutch interpreter with the 24th Cavalry Squadron . Very Good. Soft cover. First. 1945. Weber paperback
New York: Army Information Branch 1944. Large broadsheet approx. 35" x 47" one side with three maps printed in red and black of the Eastern Front Europe and the Pacific and four photographs of the front showing the Bombing of Cassio and German landmines; the verso with a large relief map of North Burma. Old fold edgewear and some chipping to corners and small holes good and sound. Together with: Newsmap for the armed forces. 276th week of the war - 158th week of U. S. participation. Monday 25 December 1944 - Week of 13 December to 20 December. Volume III No. 36 F. Large broadsheet approx. 35" x 47" one side with 4 maps illustrating the siege of Budapest the Pacific theater the German advance on the western front and Mindoro; the verso with a large relief map of South Burma and Thailand. Old fold light toning otherwise near fine. These two issues placed together create a contiguous map of Burma the western edge of Thailand including Bangkok and the Eastern edge of India into Calcutta. Part info newsletter part propaganda Newsmap was established by the U.S. government to provide up-to-date information on the state of the war and improve the morale of the military. Army Information Branch unknown
Secretary of War. nice copy; 3/4 leather; leather spine rubbed with light cracking . Very Good-. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1893. Secretary of War hardcover
Germany: Aloys Graf. Very Good. 1946. First Edition. Hardcover. Some blotching spots on front cover of volume I. A few bumped corners. ; All three volumes are in excellent condition - exceptions noted. Tight bindings and clean unmarked interiors. All maps are in pristine condition including the three folding maps in rear pocket of volume three. Very heavy set. ; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall . Aloys Graf hardcover
Hubbell. nice copy; with pamphlet in rear pocket; rear hinge cracked; #325/350 copies belonged to member of unit . Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1919. Hubbell hardcover
G/NONE. 1945. Softbound. Paperbound stapled booklet with 29 pages and large foldout map at rear. Cover in red white blue depicts tank on front panel and quote by General Patton on rear. Contents tight in cover with first free endpaper creased at upper corner. Colorful map at rear is in nice condition no tears and depicts the route of the Ghost Corps through Normandy Northern France Rhineland Central Europe. ; . paperback
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