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Oh my!!! a box of WWI books at a garage sale!
Just returned from Boulder where a great fellow modeler and friend Mr. Paul Dart found for me a box of WWI books and gifted them to me. Mostly 1960's -70's stuff but oh my! WOW! Will list them later for anyone looking for the odd book.
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Awesome find, and a good friend. :D
Congrats! |
Greetings all and thanks Lufbery;
Herein lays the list I have forged from the contents of said box. Originally the property of L.B.Martin of the Ball Corp. you will see many WWI aviation topics. If you find one that catches your fancy let me know I'm always open for a trade ( 1/48 scale Eduard, DML, Roden, Special Hobby or Hi-Tech.) Ace Books/ Air Combat Classics The Zeppelin Fighters by Arch Whitehouse 1966. # 95501 Avon Books Aces High by W. Hughes 1976. 30692 Award Books Hun Killer by Arch Whitehouse 1966 A214XK The Years of the Sky Kings by Arch Whitehouse1964 A111S Ballantine Books Slide Rule by Nevil Shute Norway 1964. U5007 Bantam Books Falcons of France by C. Nordhoff & J.N. Hall 1966. HP138 The Red Knight of Germany by F. Gibbons 1959.A1919 They Fought for the Sky by Quentin Reynolds 1963. SP5341 Batsford Ltd The Fighter Aircraft Pocket Book by R. Cross 1972. Collier Books Sagittarius Rising by Cecil Lewis 1970. 03439 Curtis Books Amphibious Operations by Arch Whitehouse 1963. 502-09095-095 55B.C. to modern day. Goshawk Squadron by D. Robinson 1973. 671-78577-X Heroes and Legends of WWI by Arch Whitehouse 1964. 502-09097-095 Heroes of the Sun lit Skies by Arch Whitehouse1967. 502-09105-095 Legion of the Lafayette by Arch Whitehouse 1962. 502-09087-095 Playboy Squadron by Arch Whitehouse 1970. 502-09107-095 Squadron 44 by Arch Whitehouse 1965. 502-09101-095 Squadrons of the Sea by Arch Whitehouse 1962 502-09086-095 1918 to modern. Squadron Schilling by Arch Whitehouse 1968. 502-09104-095 Monarch Books Falcons of France by C. Nordhoff & J.N. Hall 1957. |
Stephen---I'd be interested in the Fonck and Coppens books. I don't have much to trade---except my new Voisin 10 LAR 48th from Hi-tech. I would part with that. Howz about it?
From the Factory Librarian, John ;) |
JDCMasters; Now your taliking...PM me and well hash it out.
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:wacko: :wacko: ROLL UP! ROLL UP! SHOP AT HONEST STEVE'S, YOU KNOW IT MAKES SENSE! :wacko: :wacko:
Whomsover gleans this little gem will have got the pick of the bunch in my 'umble opinion .... Pocket Books No Parachute by A. G. Lee 1971. 671-77346-1 |
No Parachute: A Fighter Pilot in World War I by A. G. Lee 1971. 671-77346-1
I found this one in a local second -hand books store ... Great read! So is the Coppens book :) |
Wot's that? look ere mates don't crowd round the barrow there's plenty for all. Ace of Aces, Flying in Flanders and No Parachute: A Fighter Pilot in World War I are in the post and ave been nicked off the above list. Ginger, old Bean ow bout a nice Red Baron book to nod off to sleep with?
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Only way that'd happen is if it fell off the bookshelf and landed on me 'ead! :wacko:
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I'll take this one
Wind in the Wires by Duncan Grinnell-Milne 1968. #89225 I have a Smer DIII. Interested? Dereck |
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