2001. (CIVIL WAR) ARMY LIFE OF JOHN MORGAN OF FREDERICKSBURG, WAYNE COUNTY, OHIO, AS TOLD BY HIMSELF. Akron, Ohio: The Bookseller, Inc., 2001. 16p, frontis, printed wraps, new. Reproduction of an unrecorded Civil War narrative by a member of the 13th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Morgan enlisted in 1861, fought with.....
1923. Moseley, George Clark. EXTRACTS FROM THE LETTERS OF George Clark Moseley, During the Period of the Great War. (Chicago: Privately Printed, 1923). 239p, illustrated by photos and portraits, 1/4 cloth backed boards, front board has emblem of the LaFayette Flying Corps blind stamped, fine unopened copy in glassene dust.....
1974. (AFRICAN AMERICAN) Newman, Debra L. (Comp.). LIST OF BLACK SERVICEMEN COMPILED FROM THE WAR DEPARTMENT COLLECTION OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR RECORDS. Washington: National Archives and Record Service, 1974. 29p, pictorial paper wrappers, fine. "Special List No. 36." Compiled from 3 record sources in the War Department's Collection...
Berlin: Verlag von Reimar Hobbing, 1933. 88p, 1/4 cloth with illustrated boards, light foxing on title page, rear board spotted with small amount of ink writing, o/w very good. Festival for German peasants. Frontispiece of Adolf Hitler. 97 photo art prints, some of festival activities, others German military.
No place: Kent State University Press, (1976). 97p, 1/4 cloth, light spotting on cover, dust jacket, good. 1st edition.
No place, 1997. 105p, softcover, illustrated, loosened, o/w vg. Appendix includes list of downed bomber crews. Mission Target, Privoser Oil Refinery and Rail Yards, Morava Ostrava, Czechoslovakia.
1945. Risk, James Charles. BRITISH ORDERS AND DECORATIONS, Numismatic Notes and Monographs Series, No. 106. NY: American Numismatic Society, 1945. 124p, wraps, illus. (incl. 76 plates), former owner's name on endpaper, vg.
Littleton, Co. Sabetay Publishing, 2013. 163p, softcover, illustrated, vg+. 1st edition, signed by author. Account of Sabetay's military experiences during WWII and as part of the Army of Occupation in France, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Czechoslovakia, with service during the Battle of the Bulge.
1921. (WWI) Schauble, Peter Lambert. THE FIRST BATTALION, The Story of the 406th Telegraph Battalion, Signal Corps, U.S. Army. Philadelphia, 1921. 294p, 10 1/2" x 7 1/2", pictorial cloth, illustrated, maps, corner bumped,a few spots on cover, spine slightly faded, o/w g-vg. Appendix. The battalion was recruited from telephone employees.....
1992. Schwarzkopf, General H. Norman. IT DOESN'T TAKE A HERO, The Autobiography. NY: Bantam Books, (1992.) 530p, 1/4 cloth, illustrated, dust jacket, vg. 1st edition, signed by author.
Taylor, John C. HISTORY OF THE FIRST CONNECTICUT ARTILLERY. No place: Kessinger Publishing, no date. 270p and 57p roster, 11" x 8 1/4", paperback, vg. reprint of 1893 edition.
1990. Wagner, Ray. MUSTANG DESIGNER, Edgar Schmued and the Development of the P-51. New York: Orion Books, (1990). 240p, 9 1/4" X 7 3/4", boards with cloth spine, illus., vg in lightly worn dj. 1st edition.
1971. Ziemke, Earl F. STALINGRAD TO BERLIN: The German Defeat in the East. Washington: Office of the Chief of Military History, (1971). 549p, cloth, illustrated, vg.