Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company. 1937 First edition. "The new and startling discoveries in poison gas warfare, in the artificial spreading of disease-carrying microbes and in the latest improvements of incendiary bombs, are disclosed by Heinz Liepmann in this timely and revealing book". An interesting book published only two years before the outbreak of World War Two. Red cloth with gold gilt spine lettering/rules, top edge stained red as issued, 308 pages, bibliography. VG+ copy [lacking the Dust Wrapper. Age toning to pages, and very light wear. 194
NY: Bantam, 1973. 12th printing edge wear, rrubbing and readers creases. Illustrated with photographs. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Mass Market bx32Paperback.
Very Good In A Very Good Dust Jacket. Edge Wear, In Like Dust Jacket With Light Rubbing & Small Closed Tear At Top Edge Front Panel. k4
The biography of Leo Kissamore, written by his brother from letters Leo sent home. and his own memories. Condition: Fine n fine dust jacket 8vo 244 pages. Frontis photo. k4
160 page book of this famous forces achievements. Very light edge wear. mys8
NY: Bantam, 1966. 6th printing Illustrated with photographs. Edge wear, light readers creases light dust soiling. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Mass Market Paperback.bx 32
London, United Kingdom: Leo Cooper. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1995. Hard Cover. 0850524091 . Condition: A fine book in a fine dust jacket. The dust jacket is protected by an adjustable mylar cover. Size : 5 1/2 By 8 1/2 Inches. Hard Cover. Pages: 163; In March 1934, a rusty cargo ship of erratic pedigree was torpedoed and sunk off the Azores on her way back to Germany from the Far East. U-boat Commander Hans-Joachim Schwantke, assuming n scant evidence, that the Doggerbank was an allied ship, sent her to the bottom, and then turned away from the survivors, in all probablility aware that he had made a tragic mistake, and anxious to escape from the evidence. Of the 365 men on board, one, Fritz Kuert, survived to tell his tale. ; Photographs and Architectural Drawing .
