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1960Best.-Nr. 1605a1127a4zbvkLondon, Her Majesty's Stationary Office, 1964 (1960). xii, 404 pages; incl. 3 multiple folded tabels / x, pages 405-628. - Publisher's gilt-titled darkred cloth-bindings with gilt emblems at frontpanels; 4to.(ca. 33 x 20 x 5 cm; ca. 3,1 kg.).
2006Best.-Nr. 234734Staplehurst, Spellmount, 2006. 192 Seiten. Mit zahlreichen farbigen Abbildungen. Originalpappband mit Original-Schutzumschlag. 25 cm
1978Best.-Nr. 45071Walsworth Publishing Company um, 1978.
1961Best.-Nr. 64258Letchworth: Harleyford Publications 1961. 232 Seiten. Mit zahlreichen photographischen, teils farbigen, Abbildungen. 4° (28,5 x 22 cm). Orig.-Leinenband mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
Best.-Nr. vita9750The Erskine Press 2003. First Edition. Signed by the Author by Ray Grayston and Tony Iveson all veterans of the Dambuster Raid. Photographs and related article laid in. Octavo red boards hardcover gilt letters xii 129 pp. Fine As New in a Fine As New mylar protected dust jacket. From dust jacket: In March 1943 the 617 Squadron was formed at RAF Scampton Llincolnshire as a heavy bomber unit specifically for the operations planned against the Ruhr dams. Wing Commander Guy Gibson was chosen to lead the Squadron and was given freedom to pick his own crews. On the evening of 16th May 1943 the famous dam raids took place and though the operation was an outstanding success there was a heavy price to pay. Of the nineteen Lancasters that took off eight planes and fifty-five men did not return. Guy Gibson was awarded the Victoria Cross and thirty-three other airmen were decorated. From January 1944 until the end of the war the 617 operated as a special duties squadron from RAF Woodhall Spa first under Wing Commander Leonard Cheshire and later with Wing Commanders Tait and Fauquier. Many stories have been written about the Dam Busters and the 617 Squadron but this is the only account written by one who was there throughout those turbulent days. hardcover books
1918Best.-Nr. 184831918. Photograp Archive documenting U.S. Army Air Service operations and postwar occupation activity in France during and immediately following World War I with material associated with Frank Holder of the 185th Aero Squadron a unit organized for night fighter operations. The archive supports research into early American military aviation night combat development and the operational environment of airfields near the Western Front including activity around Verdun. The 185th Aero Squadron deployed at the end of the war and known as the "Bats" represents the only U.S. unit organized specifically for night fighter operations placing the material within the development of specialized aerial combat roles in 1918. Identified locations including Reims Varennes-en-Argonne and Rembercourt situate the photographs within active and recently contested war zones. Archive of 65 photographs primarily silver gelatin prints France circa 1918-1919 with image sizes ranging from approximately 3 x 2 to 9.5 x 6.5 inches. The photographs include multiple images of aircraft operated by the 185th Aero Squadron at Rembercourt airfield including Sopwith Camel Fokker D.VII SPAD XII and Breguet 14 as well as an unidentified German aircraft shot down in the Somme. Additional images document tank and troop formations moving through northeastern France the ruins of Reims and other towns and a German column escorting American prisoners of war. Naval images include vessels identified as USS Liberation and Entente anti-submarine ships. Several photographs depict Frank Holder and other personnel with images taken during the postwar occupation period alongside wartime installation scenes. Many photographs retain contemporary captions supplemented by later white labels identifying equipment locations and individuals. The archive documents the intersection of aerial warfare ground operations and occupation activity during the final phase and immediate aftermath of World War I when American forces expanded their presence in France and began transitioning from combat operations to stabilization and occupation roles. The inclusion of multiple aircraft types from both Allied and German forces reflects the fluid and contested nature of air combat during the period while the documented destruction of urban centers such as Reims provides visual evidence of the war's impact on civilian environments. The presence of a specialized night fighter squadron further situates the material within the evolution of tactical aviation. Minor chipping to album page margins; photographs remain clean and sharp. Overall very good condition. A detailed photographic record of U.S. air service activity and war zone conditions in France during World War I. unknown books
1963Best.-Nr. 335426glLondon: Neville Spearman 1963. Octavo navy blue boards hardcover 128 pp. Boards slightly warped; otherwise Near-Fine with neat former-owner bookplate; in a Very Good mylar protected dust jacket with lightly rubbed edges. From dust jacket: This is a true account of a series of colourful incidents in the life of a most modest and brave man. Although a great deal of the book is devoted to descriptions of episodes which took place in RAF Bomber Command it also includes such widely varying subjects as the description of an investiture at Buckingham Palace to the excitement of a long-distance reliability motor trial. The title has been chosen because it represents the motto of the famous No. 83 Pathfinder Squadron in which the author completed his extended tour of night bomber sorites in 1942 taking part in no less than sixty-six bombing raids over Occupied Europe. An unusual feature of Strike to Defend is the fact that the author describes scenes observed from the navigator’s table and from the perspex nose of the bomber. From these positions he was able to observe many dramatic incidents which took place both inside and outside the aircraft. Strike to Defend will appeal not only to those who served in the RAF but also to anyone who is interested in the technicalities of flying air navigation and motor sport. Neville Spearman, (1963). hardcover books
1967Best.-Nr. 5554fdN.l.: RAF Tengah 1967. Octavo softbound 68 pp. Photos maps. Near-Fine with bookplate. RAF Tengah, (1967). paperback books
1967Best.-Nr. 3207qsN.l.: RAF Tengah 1967. Octavo softbound 68 pp. Photos maps. Near-Fine with bookplate. RAF Tengah, (1967). paperback books
1961Best.-Nr. 73210London: Oldbourne Book Co. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1961. Hardcover in jacket. THE PITCHER AND THE WELL Edited By Squadron Leader J. D. McDonald from the papers of a New Zealand airman; Oldbourne London. 1962. First English Edition - Previously Published in 1961 in New Zealand By Paul's Book Arcade. 1961. This book is hard-bound in blue-cloth with white lettering on the spine. The binding is solid and tight; contents are bright and clean a nice manuscript of a WWII member of a Bomber Crew dictated while lying in German prison camp suffering from burns he soon dies from. . Oldbourne Book Co. hardcover books
Best.-Nr. 54640Other: Other. Very Good. Hardcover. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company 1963. First American Edition. Previous owner name and bookplate otherwise Very Good in Very Good DJ. . Other hardcover books
1987Best.-Nr. 5404Squadron/Signal Publications Inc 1987 128 pages 20 828x1 016x22 606cm. 1987. broché. 128 pages. Ce livre de Paul F. Crickmore publié en 1987 est une étude historique et technique détaillée du Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird un avion de reconnaissance stratégique emblématique de la Guerre froide. Il retrace le développement et les missions secrètes de cet appareil capable de voler à Mach 3 en s'appuyant sur des informations difficiles d'accès à l'époque de sa première publication
1968Best.-Nr. 8841Cercle du Bibliophile 1968 354 pages in8. 1968. Reliure editeur cartonnée. 354 pages. André Soubiran médecin de profession relate son expérience de la Bataille de France en mai-juin 1940 au sein d'un escadron de chars. À partir de son carnet de route il décrit la vie de ses camarades et les événements du conflit depuis le Luxembourg jusqu'au repli de son régiment
1979Best.-Nr. 17446Squadron/Signal Publications Inc 1979 50 pages collection ARMOR NO. 19. 28x20x1cm. 1979. Broché. 50 pages. Cet ouvrage de Uwe Feist publié par Squadron/Signal Publications est un livre illustré consacré aux véhicules blindés allemands de la Seconde Guerre mondiale notamment les Panzers et les véhicules de reconnaissance. Il présente des photographies d'époque en noir et blanc et des légendes détaillées s'adressant aux passionnés d'histoire militaire et aux modélistes
1984Best.-Nr. 17447Squadron/Signal Publications Inc 1984 50 pages collection Weapons Number Two. 27 94x0 254x20 066cm. 1984. Broché. 50 pages. Cet ouvrage retrace l'histoire de l'infanterie allemande en action depuis l'entraînement des soldats ayant rejoint les Jeunesses hitlériennes jusqu'aux jeunes hommes engagés sur les champs de bataille. Il est illustré de photographies en noir et blanc et de planches en couleur des uniformes
Best.-Nr. 458241 vol in-4 broché - N° 5 february 2001 - Wonderfull images in and out text
1986Best.-Nr. 1108481986 Editions Heimdal - 1986 - Fort in-4, cartonnage toilé bleu avec titre doré sur le premier plat et au dos sous jaquette illustrée - 484 p. - Riche iconographie en N&B in-texte
1943Best.-Nr. 1204251943 Editions Archat - 1943 - In-4, demi chagrin noir - 147 pages - Illustrations en N&B in et hors texte
Best.-Nr. 38012Monte-Carlo.Aux Editions du Livre.1952.Illustrations de Dubout.Exemplaire n°902.Gd.in-8 sous couverture rempliée et étui.Certaines pages non coupées. TBE.
Best.-Nr. 47114Paris.Cellot.1778.In-8 br.148 p. Bon état.Annotations sans gène sur la page de titre.Sans reliure.Simplement protégé par un Papier léger.
Best.-Nr. 51246Javal et Bourdeaux.1926.In-4 relié avec étui bordé .(feutrine).Ills.en couleurs de Joseph Hémard.Ex.410.Couvs.et dos conservés.Plein maroquin noir.Reliure non signée.Dos muet.Très bel exemplaire.
Best.-Nr. 201908071Paris, Zephyr editions , 2011 ; in-4, 48 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Eo.
Best.-Nr. 9782Plon 3 volumes in-8 de 452, 516 et 612 pages, denses. Reliure de l"époque demi cuir bleu. Dos à 5 nerfs , titre, fleurons et tomaison au petit fer. Plats muets . Edition ornée de 3 portraits en frontispice d'après dessin ou photographie. Intérieur sans rousseurs .Les tomes présentent quelques frottement dusage et des disparités de teinte insolé). Ensemble solide et complet .
Best.-Nr. 16570Eclaireurs à cheval de la Seine . 1871 . Paris ,Impr.Kugelmann , In 8° br. 80 pp.n.p.
1911Best.-Nr. 28182Partitions sur le Militaria Bosc 1911
