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I've a bunch of not excellent shape books that could be traded. I'm looking for 1-An Illustrated Guide To Rifles And Sub-Machine Guns by F Myatt, 2-An Illustrated Guide To Modern Warships by H Lyon, 3- An Illustrated Guide To Bombers Of WW ll by B Gunston.
Anyone interested? I'm cleaning out the book shelves and in keeping with the idea of this thread I'll either swap or simply send to you. A couple of these came from our good buddy Urgh and I'm ready to share. Others are ones I've picked up along the way. I'm most interested in 5th Air Force SWPA. German Insignia of World War II :: Edited by Chris Bishop and Adam Warner, Chartwell Books Inc MHQ: The Quarterly Journal of Military History :: Vol. 3 Strangers in a Strange Land :: Stapfer, Squadron/Signal Publications inc The Viking Atlas of World War II :: John Pimlott, Penguin Group England RORKE'S DRIFT :: James W. Bancroft, Spellmount LTD Pictorial History of the World War - Vol. II, Third and Fourth Years W.M. Wise and Co. Inc Pictorial History of the World War - Vol. III, Fifth Year ( original 1944 & 1946 issues of "A Photographic Record of All Theaters of Action Chronologically Arranged) Superfortress the B-29 and American Air Power : General Curtis E. LeMay and Bill Yenne, Macgraw-Hill Book Company War At The End Of The World : Douglas MacArthur and the Forgotten Fight for New Guinea 1942-1945 James P. Duffy Forever Remembered, the Fliers of WWII :: interviews by Irv Broughton Flags of Our Fathers :: James Bradley with Ron Powers Military Mavericks - Extraordinary Men of Battle : David Rooney With the Old Breed :: Sledge
I might be interested in the German Insignia book. Can you send me images of a couple of pages? I really don't have anything to swap, so I'll just indicate my interest. We can arrange payment.
Hope this works. I'm still in Windows XP mode. Trying once again to get pictures to do what I want. Like I said Lou, I'm just cleaning and would prefer to give or trade rather than toss out. Got any full size wall maps of the Philippines or New Guinea ?
Sadly, no on the maps. My father served in North Africa and Italy so my original interest is there. How much do you want for the insignia book? We can arrange some kind of payment. I would feel bad if I didn't pay something.
I paid less than $10 for the book and shipping is around $3 so how about this; if you have any books on George C. Marshall (I have/read the 1st of Pogue's Education of a General series) I'd be happy with an even exchange. Or for that matter just about any book related to the War that I haven't read if you would want to part with. I'm not stuck on just the SWPA Send me a PM and we can figure something out. Rog
Hey this works! I'm now about a quarter of the way through "WILD BILL DONOVAN" after swapping with Lou. Probably wouldn't have thought to pick this one up but I'm thoroughly enjoying it.
Do tell I have way too many and figure if I start now maybe I can whittle the shelves down to a more manageable level. I've seen a couple pictures of your book cases and I'd be like a kid in a candy shop. What with HyperWar and resultant links derived from there you've led me to perusal overload.
