Baton Rouge, LA: Army Navy Pub. Co., 1951. 124p, 10 1/2" x 7 1/2", cloth, illus., covers worn and soiled, good. Contains brief history of the 30th Infantry Division, a brief history of the Infantry School at Fort Benning, and a pictorial view of the infantry training program with roster.....
Southport: Real Photographs Co. Ltd., no date (WWII). Southport, Gt.Brit.: Real Photographs Co., Ltd., no date (WWII). 16p, illustrated wraps, illustrated, vg. 3rd ed.
No place: 661 Engr. Co. TOP, 1944. 10 leaves, 10" X 8", self wrappers, illus., soiled, folded, good. Not in Controvich. 13 bridges constructed by this unit in Italy during WWII are pictured and described. Keegan in "The Second World War" (p367) says "The engineers were the consistent heroes of.....
Columbus, Oh: Franklin County Historical Society, 1954. A DEDICATION TO ... FRANKLIN COUNTY HEROES OF THE MEXICAN WAR. 32p, printed wraps, illustrated, tape mark on front wrap, otherwise very good.
FIELD ARTILLERY SCHOOL PRACTICAL WORK SHEETS. Fort Sill, OK: Field Artillery School, 1942-1943. Various pages, cloth, illus., covers worn and soiled, text soiled, notes in pen and pencil, good. A collection of 77 "Practical Work Sheets", each paged separately, on the operation and maintenance of a variety of weapons used.....
Paris: Herve et Fils, 1945. Vol. 1 of a 2 vol. set, 412p, cloth, covers lightly worn, good. Controvich 3151. all aspects of the Chief Engineer are covered: organization, planning, personnel, intelligence, topographic service, supply, construction, etc.
San Antonio, Texas: Universal Press, no date. No pagination (24p), illustrated wraps, black and white photo illustrations throughout, light wear to edges, very good. Many autographs of recruits, many with hometown or address.
No Place: No pub. No date. 108p, 11" x 8", cloth, illustrations incl. folded map, endpapers faded, vg.
Life Magazine, Inc., 1943. 112p, 14" x 10 1/2", illustrated wraps, wear to cover, good. 10p article on Rickenbacker.
Hartford: Chauncy Goodrich, 1823. 396p, full leather, lacks front fly leaf and free endpaper, rubbing and wear to edges, foxing, good. Lacks illustrations.
New York: Phillip Andrews Publishing Company, (1945). 97p, decorated cloth, illustrated, light wear and soiling, very good. First edition. Many photo illustrations with brief captions.
Harrisburg, Pa. William Stanley Ray, State Printer, 1904. 2 volumes, 1162p, cloth, illustrated, a few light stains on cover, o/w very good. Inscribed in both volumes by Chief Clerk of Pa. House of Representatives to H. A. Lewis.
No place: State of Michigan, no date (early 1900's). 155p, cloth, frontis, light wear and a few spots to cover, paper lightly browned, good.
Reims: Photo-Editions De Luxe. no date (early 1920's). 19 detachable postcards, illustrated wraps, some soiling and light wear, good. Many of the photo illustrated postcards showing damage from the War.
Columbus, Oh: Press of Nitschke Bros. (1889). 144p, 21 illustrations, 2 maps, rebound in 1/2 leather with marbled boards,vg. Second revised edition. (Ryan. CIVIL WAR LITERATURE OF OHIO, No. 537. Dornbusch, Vol. III, 2231). The report of the State Commission to erect monuments on the Gettysburg battlefield indicating the position.....
Baltimore, MD: Clearfield Company, (1989). 157p, boards, very good. Originally publishered in 1916.
France: Michelin & Cie. 1919. 63p, wraps, illustrations, maps, torn dust jacket, good. Michelin Illustrated Guides to the Battlefield series.
Washington: War Department, 1942. 197p, softcover, illustrated, vg+.
Camp Upton, NY: 302D Sanitary Train, 1918. 24p, wraps, illus., covers worn, text lightly soiled, good. Program for the performance held at the Manhattan Opera House, New York, on March 3, 1918, featuring George M. Cohan, Grace La Rue, Henry Fox, Fields & Holliday, and others. The program contains a......
Verdun: Editions Lorraines, no date. 157p, wraps, dust jacket, illustrated, maps, wraps browning, o/w very good.
Cleveland: Premier Press, 1923. 243p, limp imitation leather, illustrations, maps, some loosening and wear to cover, good. #980 of 2125 copies. Roster of Soldiers, List of Wounded. The 308th Engineers were the first American troops to bridge the Rhine. Controvich 3321.
Dulles, Va. Brassey's, Inc., (2000). 176p, 11" x 8", softcover, many illustrations, very good.
Akron, Ohio, 1943. 74p, cloth, illustrated, some wear and spotting to cover, good. 3rd printing.
New York: Duell, Sloan & Pearce, (1942). 264p, 9" x 12" oblong, cloth, many illustrations, wear to edges, good. Third edition.
Washington: Infantry Journal Press, (1948). 385p and 14p on command and staff, many illustrations, color frontis, light damp stain to top edge of last twenty pages, light wear to edges, good - very good. First edition.