Profile Number 65: The Avro Lancaster 1 by J. M. Bruce (1967, Paperback)
Profile Number 65: The Avro Lancaster 1 by J. M. Bruce (1967, Paperback)
Profile Number 181: The De Havilland MH. 5 by J. M. Bruce (1967, Paperback)
Profile Number 181: The De Havilland MH. 5 by J. M. Bruce (1967, Paperback)
Profile Number 99: The Focke-Wulf Fw 200 by J. M. Bruce (1967, Paperback)
Profile Number 99: The Focke-Wulf Fw 200 by J. M. Bruce (1967, Paperback)
Profile Number 145: The De Havilland MH. 10 by J. M. Bruce (1967, Paperback)
Profile Number 145: The De Havilland MH. 10 by J. M. Bruce (1967, Paperback)
Profile Number 130: The Messerschmit ME 262 by J. M. Bruce (1967, Paperback)
Profile Number 130: The Messerschmit ME 262 by J. M. Bruce (1967, Paperback)
The Book of Plants: The Complete Plates (Taschen 25th Anniversary) Hardcover ’07
TASCHEN’s 25th anniversary – Special edition! New design, new low price! However, in 1998 a reconstruction of the original garden opened to the public in Eichst’tt. This facsimile’s reproductions – structured by seasons – are taken from a hand-painted edition, one of only a few still extant.
AIR ORGANIZATIONS OF THE THIRD REICH FIRST EDITION VOLUME 1 BENDER 1967 RARE
For your consideration, I present this rare 1967 publication: “Air Organizations of the Third Reich”. Focus: The book serves as an in-depth reference guide focusing on the uniforms, insignia, badges, decorations, and organizational structures of German aviation during the WWII era.
Berlin Street Art 2 Sven Zimmermann 2008 Prestel Verlag English German @U11
What stands out about this novel is its unexpected moments of joy.
Berlin Street Art 2 Sven Zimmermann 2008 Prestel Verlag English German @U11
The heart of this novel lies in its honest, unpolished dialogue.
15 cm s.FH 18 German Heavy Howitzer (Camera On 12)
The 15 cm schwere Feldhaubitze 18 or s.FH 18 (heavy field howitzer, model 18) was the basic German division-level heavy howitzer during the Second World War. 15 cm s.FH 18 German Heavy Howitzer. The gun was officially introduced into service on 23 May 1935 and by the outbreak of war the Wehrmacht had about 1,353 of these guns in service.