Wells a Wade (13 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. 120 pages, photos, Very good to near fine in pictorial soft covers.

Stapled wraps. USDA, Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Forest and Range Experimental Station (Berkeley), May 1988, stapled pictorial wraps about 8½x11, Near Fine, 49 pages, [ dp 0203 ]; E0236 OVRB1; 4to 11" - 13" tall.

PAPER BACK PICTORIAL. Condition: VERY GOOD++. CIRCA 2000 Light shelf wear, good binding, clean body and unmarked text. [ Photocopy ] of A letter to Lieutenant Albert A. Wells, then Second Lieutenant Awarding him the Bronze Star" by direction of the President under the provisions of Executive Order No 9419 4 February 1944 A True Copy" - Headquarters 43D Infantry Division, APO No. 43, 13 April 1945 is laid in. Memorial to the jeep and its part in the war, a piecing together of excerpts from newspapers and books, the origin of the Jeep in army minds- its evolution on the drafting board to its final form. Here are full statistics,-size, tonnage, power, versatility, capacity, along with anecdotes of the Jeep in action. Limited. DATE PUBLISHED: 2000 EDITION: 120.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice older book in good condition. Pages in good condition. No notes or highlighting. See images. Fantastic book. About the book >.>.> This book is the story of the Jeep-that gallant four-wheeled vehicle that meant so much to us in war and promises to mean so much to us in peace. As war destroys, so does it build, and out of its exigencies was born a new conception of communication and transportation. Strictly an American product evolved from years of study and experimentation by United States Army men and American automotive engineers, the Jeep is a symbol of our countrymen's ingenuity and know-how. In its bulldog tenacity to hold on come hell or high water, in its dogged determination to keep slogging even when the road ends, the Jeep typifies America. Through honest performance and sheer merit, the Jeep became the emblem of our armed forces, America's good-will ambassador-at-large. Its toughness was its calling card, its amiability its surety of welcome. Originally designed and built as a reconnaissance car for the United States Army, the rugged little warrior immediately proved itself capable of performing incredible feats. Because.…

Unknown Binding. Condition: Good.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. This is a VG, unmarked, first edition copy in linen binding, no DJ. I have sold lots of Jeep books, but this is the very best one. So much information packed into only 120 pages. And photos of every one important, even the Queen of England in a Jeep.

HARD BACK BROWN. Condition: FAIR. General wear and rubbed cover. Ex library book. Title gilted. Dirty cover. [ Photocopy ] of A letter to Lieutenant Albert A. Wells, then Second Lieutenant Awarding him the Bronze Star" by direction of the President under the provisions of Executive Order No 9419 4 February 1944 A True Copy" - Headquarters 43D Infantry Division, APO No. 43, 13 April 1945 is laid in. Memorial to the jeep and its part in the war, a piecing together of excerpts from newspapers and books, the origin of the Jeep in army minds- its evolution on the drafting board to its final form. Here are full statistics,-size, tonnage, power, versatility, capacity, along with anecdotes of the Jeep in action. Limited. DATE PUBLISHED: 1946 EDITION: 120.00.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. This offering is a vintage copy of Hail to the Jeep, A Factual and Pictorial History of the Jeep written by A. Wade Wells and illustrated with many older black-and-white photographs of jeeps and "jeeps in action." The book was published by Harper & Brothers in 1946 and appears to be a First Edition though it is not specifically stated as such. It is NOT an ex-library copy and the book is in very good + condition. This copy has no dust jacket. The book is 8 1/2" by 9 1/8" and has 120 pages with a Table of Contents and many, many of the fore-mentioned black-and-white photographs. " This book is the story of the Jeep - that gallant four-wheeled vehicle that meant so much to us in war and promises to mean so much to us in peace." Thank you.…

Paperback. Condition: As New. No Jacket. 1944 Ed.

Condition: Good. NY: Harper & Brothers 1946. Presumed 1st. Hardcover 8vo 120 pgs. B/w photos and illustrations. Good in a fair dust jacket. Beige cloth covers are soiled and foxed. Corners and spine ends bumped. Contents clean and binding sound. Jacket is very edgeworn, chipped and torn. Rear panel lightly soiled and toned. (world war 2, WWII, cars, automobiles) Inquire if you need further information.…

Unknown Binding. Condition: Good. good to very good 1946 softcover. clean text. solid binding. cover has ligh tage edge and corner wear. front cover has vertical crease across cover Fast service with confirmation, no international or priority orders over 4lbs.

HARD BACK BROWN. Condition: FAIR. General wear and rubbed cover. Tight binding. No bookplate. No markings. Black and white illustrations. [ Photocopy ] of A letter to Lieutenant Albert A. Wells, then Second Lieutenant Awarding him the Bronze Star" by direction of the President under the provisions of Executive Order No 9419 4 February 1944 A True Copy" - Headquarters 43D Infantry Division, APO No. 43, 13 April 1945 is laid in. Memorial to the jeep and its part in the war, a piecing together of excerpts from newspapers and books, the origin of the Jeep in army minds- its evolution on the drafting board to its final form. Here are full statistics,-size, tonnage, power, versatility, capacity, along with anecdotes of the Jeep in action. Limited. DATE PUBLISHED: 1946 EDITION: 120.…

HARD BACK BROWN. Condition: GOOD. JACKET: GOOD DJ. Black and white illustrations. No bookplate. No markings. Slight tears and chipped to head spine of dust jacket. Browned pages. Tight binding. [ Photocopy ] of A letter to Lieutenant Albert A. Wells, then Second Lieutenant Awarding him the Bronze Star" by direction of the President under the provisions of Executive Order No 9419 4 February 1944 A True Copy" - Headquarters 43D Infantry Division, APO No. 43, 13 April 1945 is laid in. Memorial to the jeep and its part in the war, a piecing together of excerpts from newspapers and books, the origin of the Jeep in army minds- its evolution on the drafting board to its final form. Here are full statistics,-size, tonnage, power, versatility, capacity, along with anecdotes of the Jeep in action. Limited. we may have other dj copies with slight defects DATE PUBLISHED: 1946 EDITION: 120.…