Search Results: World War II from Jeffrey H. Marks Rare Books

New York:: M. P. & Co.,, 1940s.. Unused. Light use to bag.. Approx. 11 x 9 inches.. Consisting of six temporary tattoos printed in red and blue, four to a sheet, stapled to publisher's printed display board as issued. . With the publisher's original brown bag printed in red. The tattoos are nearly all patriotic / military: tanks, aircraft, soldiers, sailors, etc.

Miami Beach, Fla.:: AAF Redistribution Station No. 2,, 30 June 1945.. First edition.. original cloth-backed printed wrappers.. Light use to wrappers.. 10-1/2 x 8 inches,.

Midland, Texas:: Midland Army Air Field,, 25 July 1945.. First edition.. original printed wrappers.. The paper is age-toned, but not brittle.. 10-1/2 x 8 inches, .

Colorado Springs:: Headquarters Second Air Force,, 1 July 1944 - 30 June 1945.. First edition.. original printed wrappers.. Text paper age-toned but not brittle; soiling to the top of the front wrapper.. 10-1/2 x 8 inches,.

[Melbourne:: The Specialty Press,, n.d.]. original printed wrappers.. Some slight edge wear; light dust-soiling to rear wrapper.. 8vo,. With a photographic portrait of the author. Published in aid of the Red Cross.

London:: His Majesty's Stationery Office,, [1941].. original printed wrappers, after color artwork by Mackoidd.. Some light rubbing to wrappers.. 8vo,. Illustrated from photographs..

London:: His Majesty's Stationery Office,, [1941].. original wrappers illustrated from photographs.. Some light rubbing to wrappers.. 8vo,. Illustrated from photographs..

N.p.:: Verlag Zeit im Bild,, [1965].. publisher's cloth-backed printed boards.. Corners and edges rubbed; tight and sound.. 8vo,. Inscribed for Ambasssador Goldberg "in Memory of Anne Frank" from German author Ruth Frank (no relation).

Laredo, Texas:: Army Air Forces Central School for Flexible Gunnery,, 1 October 1944.. First edition.. original printed wrappers.. Edges of wrappers and text block slightly tanned.. 10-1/2 x 8 inches,. Research Bulletin Number 123.

N.p.,, [1940s]. All in fine condition.. Various sizes.. Many illustrated in red and blue or black; seven with small original photographs of ships..

Muenchen:: Raumbild-Verl.,, [1940].. First edition.. publisher's bevelled thick boards.. Very fine.. Folio,. With 100 photographic stereo views and stereo viewer set into pockets at front and rear. . Publisher's illustrated flyer with viewing instructions laid in.

N.p.,, January, 1943.. three legal-sized unbound sheets.. Uniformly age-toned; but very attrqactive... 13 x 8 inches,. Illustrated by Cpl. H. Herring.. U.S.S. Monticello (AP-61) was formerly the Italian Passenger liner SS Conte Grand, and served as a troop transport ship.

Laredo, Texas:: Army Air Forces Central School for Flexible Gunnery,, 4 October 1944.. First edition.. original printed wrappers.. Shallow (up to 1/4") marginal damage to lower corners; otherwise fine. . 10-1/2 x 8 inches,. Research Bulletin Number 122.

Laredo, Texas:: Army Air Forces Central School for Flexible Gunnery,, 28 December 1944.. First edition.. original printed wrappers.. Very slight damage at one corner; otherwise near fine.. 10-1/2 x 8 inches,. Research Bulletin Number 131.

Providence, Rhode Island:: National Defense Research Committee,, April, 1945.. original cloth-backed printed wrappers. . Some light use and chipping to wrappers.. Approx. 11 x 8 inches,.

Laredo, Texas:: Army Air Forces Central School for Flexible Gunnery,, 15 August 1944.. Second Printing.. original printed wrappers.. Wrappers a little sunned; tiny areas of damage at corners.. 10-1/2 x 8 inches,. Research Bulletin Number 111.

Laredo, Texas:: Army Air Forces Central School for Flexible Gunnery,, 17 October 1945.. First edition.. original printed wrappers.. Wrappers a little sunned; tiny areas of damage at corners.. 10-1/2 x 8 inches,. Research Bulletin Number 127.

Laredo, Texas:: Army Air Forces Central School for Flexible Gunnery,, 23 August 1944.. First edition.. original printed wrappers.. Edges of wrappers tanned; shallow damage at one corner.. 10-1/2 x 8 inches,. Research Bulletin Number 114.

New York:: Hillman-Curl, Inc.,, [1940]. First edition.. publisher's illustrated boards in dust jacket. Preserved in a custom cloth folding (clamshell) box.. Lengthy ink gift inscription on the front free endpaper; small area of damage to the bottom of the spine; lower board; light tanning to boards and more so to the jacket, which is torn at the lower board with other light use. . 4to,. Drawings in color throughout by Fred L. Fox.. Text by Dierdre and William Conselman, Jr. The story of a little boy named Keedle who hated laughter and grew up to write a book called "Keedle's Kampf."

[Sydney, Australia:: Halstead Press Pty Ltd,, 1944].. First edition.. publisher's embossed cloth.. Old clipping taped to front pasetdown; light use to cloth; tight and sound.. Small folio,. Illustrated throughout.. Signed on the colophon page by one of the artists, s/Sgt. James B. Ford.