The Complete Book of U.S. Sniping
	A book for all you military buffs--"The Complete Book of U.S. Sniping" offers an inside look at the art of sniping with prolific photographs and illustrations. It is a large book with dustjacket and was published in 1988 by Paladin Press. $17.49. Stock number 96368. SOLD!

The Story of the U-505
	This booklet of 38 pages is "The Story of the U-505" and was pub out by the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. It has stories, pictures, and much history of captured German submarine. Includes "No Tombstones on the Sea" by Rear Admiral D. V. Gallery, USN. $27.49. Stock number 97205.

Dere Mable--Love Letters of a Rookie
	This is a great little book for anyone who has served or has loved someone who has served. Written by E. Streeter, "Dere Mable--Love Letters of a Rookie" is a collection of insightful letters from an NCO to his sweetheart explaining the ways of the world through his rookie eyes. Only $6.99. Stock number 97035. Inside Dere Mable

Germany's Fighting Machine
	Ernest F. Henderson gives us this expose on the war in his "Germany's Fighting Machine--Her Army, Her Navy, Her Air-ships, and Why She Arrayed Them Against the Allied Powers of Europe". It is loaded with illustrations and insights into why what happened happeed. $17.49. Stock number 96873. Inside Germany's Fighting Machine

Notes on Equitation and Horse Training: In Answer to the Examination Questions at the School of Application for Cavalry at Saumur, France

What a rare find for military and horse lovers alike! This book, put out by our own Government Printing Office in 1910, is entitled "Notes on Equitation and Horse Training: In Answer to the Examination Questions at the School of Application for Cavalry at Saumur, France" and is filled with training information on the care and use of horses in the cavalry, from a time when they were nearly as important as the troops themselves. $99.99. Title page information

Achievements of Cavalry

"Achievements of Cavalry" was penned by the great General Sir Evelyn Wood and was published by George Bell & Sons of London in 1897. A great piece of military history and a compelling read, including stories of General Von Bredow, who, on the 16th of August, 1870, when leading six Squadrons, wrecked six Batteries, dispersed four Battalions, ad checked the advance of an Army Corps. $74.99. A look at Achievements

Carbine & Lance: The Story of Old Fort Sill

Colonel W. S. Nye wrote "Carbine & Lance: The Story of Old Fort Sill. This is the story of the Old Fort Sill, established by General Sheridan to guard against white raids into, and Indian raids out of, the Comanche and Kiowa Indian reservations. It is not a pleasant story. This book is in fairly pristine condition. Published in 1943 at the University of Oklahoma. Read more for $42.99. #98586. A peek in side Carbine & Lance

We Thought We Heard the Angels Sing

Here we have the complete epic story of the ordeal and rescue of those who were with Eddie Rickenbacker on the plane lost in the Pacific as told by Lt. James C. Whittaker, U.S. Army Corps Transport Command with sketches and map by Gary Sheahan. This edition is signed with best wishes by the author and was published by E.P. Dutton in 1948. It's in very good condition minus the dustjacket. $29.99. #98634. Check out Angels

From Vauquois Hill to Exermont
	Clair Kenamore offers this glimpse into the history of the 35th Division of the U.S. Army. Published in 1919 by Guard Publishing in St. Louis, it is a hardback in good condition other than a break on the front hinge and owner name in pencil on front end paper, with no dustjacket. $149.99. #72268. See the troops

The Skin

This is quite a rare find! Penned by Curzio Malaparte, a literary renegade and satirical raconteur, he was assured fame when he wrote "The Skin"--'a macabre tour of the gutters of war-time Naples' according to Time--drawing on his observations as a liaison officer wit Allied forces occupying Italy. A vivid portrait of occupied naples, it is also a phantasmagoric grotesquerie, rooted as deep in the art of Bosch as in Malaparte's newsman's notebooks. $24.99. #99544 SOLD!

The Reynolds Campaign on Powder River
	The history of one of the most pivotal points in the history of the American West, J.W. Vaughn's account of the first use of force to try to deliberately force a final confrontation with the Native Americans is skillfully told in this exhaustively researched and annotated tome. This is an library copy but is still in good condition. $36.49 Stock #99869