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Early Architecture of The Town and Township of Niagara
Published by The Niagara Foundation, 1967
Seller: Attic Books (ABAC, ILAB), London, ON, Canada
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
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Hardcover. Condition: Very good. 121 p. 44 cm. Illustrated throughout with detailed drawings by Thalman, Munro, and Magee, under the direction of Mr. Stokes. Brown pages with print. Cream cloth with minor soiling and darkened spine. This may be Canada's first great historic architecture study. Foreword by Hon. Lt. Col. Keiller Mackay. Signed limited edition no. 19, signed by G. R. Wooll, president of The Niagara Foundation.
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Handbook of Instruction for Aerial Gunners [Training Publication Number 9A (Revised As of March 22, 1943) Headquarters III Bomber Command]
Published by III Bomber Command, Army Air Base Macdill Field, Tampa, FL., 1943
Paperback. Condition: Good. 4to, paperback. Good condition. Staple-bound, staples rusting, Front cover rubbed and separated from top staple, other staples and rear cover securely holding. 33 pp. of mimeographed text of detailed instructions for 50 cal. gunners, plus an airplane identification section.The III Bomber command was deployed to Panama to guard approaches to the Canal.
