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Manuals etc. (pre-1940) **NEW ADDITION** 8946 SOLDIERS HANDBOOK FOR THE RIFLE AND SCORE BOOK - for Special Course C Adapted for the United States Rifle Model of 1917. War Department Document 698, dated November 13, 1917, but printing date on cover is GPO Washington, 1918. Loaded with stuff on positions, sight picture, etc, etc, and sheets to record firing results. Thin brown fabric type cover is curled on the front corners. paper on pages is yellowed, but overall VG-fine. Every M1917 rifle collector needs one of these. $35.00 (View Picture) 15162 U.S. ARMY HANDBOOK OF SUBSISTENCE STORES, 1900 - Published by the Commissary General, 223 pages 5" x 8" with about 30 additional pages of photo plates of various meat cuts. Hard covers. Extensive descriptions of the various food products used by the army, including meat, produce, condiments, coffee (3 types, including Java, which probably accounts for the nickname); boot and toothbrushes, etc. and an appendix showing high and low temperature limits for various items. A superb resource for anyone interested in Army chow, or food history and logistics. Used fine to excellent condition. $29.00 (View Picture) 15157 INFANTRY DRILL REGULATIONS WITH RIFLE MARKSMANSHIP (M1903 AND M1 GARAND) - Military Discipline & Courtesy; Interior Guard Duty and Infantry Pack and Equipment. Published in 1940 by the Military Service Publishing Company, 298 pages about 5" x 8". Used VG-Fine with some soiling and owners name written on title page and the unbound edge. Drill illustrations and the M1 marksmanship sections show Gas Trap Garands. An excellent summary of military knowledge as of the start of WW2 for the historian or the reenactor. $29.00 (View Picture) 15156 U.S. NAVY STUDY GUIDE FOR YEOMAN FIRST CLASS AND CHIEF YEOMAN, 1939 EDITION. - 275 pages with paper covers. "Not to be entrusted to enlisted men" warnings on the cover and title page of this official Navy Training Course. Mostly a series of practice test questions on various administrative and record keeping type subjects. WW2 and earlier training manuals like this are very seldom encountered, in any condition. Paper covers are ratty and torn and chipped, some pages dog eared and all yellowing. Overall fair. $18.00 (View Picture) 14934 RARE 1906 EDITION- DESCRIPTIONS AND RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE - U.S. Rifle Caliber .30 Model of 1903 (Form 1923) Revised April 18, 1906. This is a very scarce early manual for the M1903 rifle, one of only two editions published with tan hard board covers. The only earlier manual is the March 1904 edition for the rof-bayonet model. and this is 1906 edition shows the changes to take the M1905 knife bayonet, but still lists the rifles as being in .30-03 caliber. Covers are lightly soiled or stained, with some chipping of the tan paper along the edges. Contents are about excellent. A “must have” item for the serious M1903 collector. 57 pages 6" x 10" without the fold out plates in the back showing how to build Arms Chest or Arms Locker to hold 10 rifles, as those first appeared in the 1908 edition . A good copy of a very scarce manual, one of only a handful of this edition I have ever seen. $185.00 (View Picture) **NEW ADDITION** 14933 RARE 1906 EDITION- DESCRIPTIONS AND RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE - U.S. Rifle Caliber .30 Model of 1903 (Form 1923) Revised April 18, 1906. This is a very scarce early manual for the M1903 rifle, one of only two editions published with tan hard board covers. The only earlier manual is the March 1904 edition for the rof-bayonet model. and this is 1906 edition shows the changes to take the M1905 knife bayonet, but still lists the rifles as being in .30-03 caliber. Covers are lightly soiled or stained, with some minor insect damage to the cloth tape on the binding. Contents are about excellent. A “must have” item for the serious M1903 collector. 57 pages 6" x 10" without the fold out plates in the back showing how to build Arms Chest or Arms Locker to hold 10 rifles, as those first appeared in the 1908 edition . Inside flyleaf inscribed “Bernard L. Secor, Col, 163 D.B., Camp Dodge, Iowa.” Camp Dodge had been an Iowa National Guard base, but in April 1917, it was federalized and became home of the 163rd Depot Brigade. A good copy of a very scarce manual, one of only a handful of this edition I have ever seen, and identified to a specific individual worth researching to learn more about. $225.00 (View Picture) 12488 REPRINT M1917 MANUAL - Description and rules for the management of the United States Rifle Caliber .30 Model of 1917, October 1917 revised January 1918. A very high quality reprint- better than the original which was done on flimsy acidic paper and is usually found in poor condition. This has all the fold out plates. One of the older reprints that has now gotten a little age to it so it will display nicely with a collection, but originals had blue covers, and this has a pale salmon color. $7.00 (View Picture) 12249
New Infantry Drill Regulations (July 1939- Shows Gas Trap Garands) - 230
pages 4.5" x 7.5" soft covers. Published by the Military Service Publishing
Company, these were quasi official references popular with officers and NCOs.
Rifle marksmanship sections for both the M1903 rifle and the M1 Garand (gas
trap version). Most of the drawings showing the manual of arms, etc illustrate
the Garand. Well used copy with the front cover attachment very weak, and partially
loose, but taped on the inside so it displays nicely. An early edition not often
encountered. Nice for display with your gas trap Garand. $30.00 (View
Picture)
11524 WINCHESTER LEE- NAVY STRAIGHT PULL RIFLE MANUAL
- Prepared by P.R. Alger and N.C. Twining in 1896 and published as "THE
UNITED STATES NAVY RIFLE, CALIBRE 6 MILLIMETRES. MODEL 1895 DESCRIPTION AND
NOMENCLATURE". 23 pages 6" x 9" with 11 additional pages of plates and two fold
out plates. Stiff paper covers. This is a 1950s era reprint of the ultra scarce
original. These are old enough now and discoloring a bit on the edges, etc so
that they look like an original for display purposes, but a note at the bottom
of the title page and on the last page help keep scoundrels from passing them
off as such. $20.00 (View Picture)
11442 ABBREVIATED FIRING TABLES 75MM GUN M1897 (FRENCH) AND - 155mm Howitzer M1918 (Schneider). 1936 editiojn of Army Extension courses Special text 101 printed at Fort Sill. 67 pages 6" x 9" with red paper bindings, somewhat curled on the corners. Issued (in lieu of the larger and more expensive complete manuals) for use of officers and NCOs taking courses to prepare for promotion. Nice item for display with WW1 or WW2 artillery items. Overall good $10.00 (View Picture)
10985 Handbook of the 3-Inch Field Artillery Materiel - with Instructions
for its care- August 1905 with revisions to 1911 (Ordnance Form 1659) Copy number
498. 184 pages 6" x 9" with 32 plates going into great detail on the guns, carriages,
limbers, fire control equipment, ammunition types, gear for the horses that
pulled the guns and caissons, etc. Lightly soiled but information is intact.
WW1 era info seems to be relatively easy to find, but few of the pre-WW1 manuals
seem to have survived. $125.00 (View Picture)
1366 U.S. Army Adjutant General's Office - General Orders and Circulars, 1898. 530 pp. Treasure trove of major and minor documentation concerning individual assignment, cost of materials, organizational and enlistment policies, Corps and Division insignia (officially prescribed, but probably ignored), movement of units and their assignment to Army or Corps commands. Text pages good, but brown cloth binding almost ready to fall off. Should be rebound. $69.00 (View Picture) 9327 1917 EDITION- DESCRIPTIONS AND RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT
OF THE U.S. Rifle Caliber .30 Model of 1903 (Form 1923) Revised January 22,
1917. This is one of the standard WW1 era manuals for the M1903 rifle, with
blue hard cover binding. Covers are dirty and printing is worn, but inside pages
are pretty good except for damp staining along the edges on a few. front cover
with two small gray spots. Great for any WW1 display, or of course, a fanatical
Springfield collector will want a copy of each edition to track the changes
in various details. 80pp 6" x 10" with fold out plates in the back showing how
to build Arms Chest or Arms Locker to hold 10 rifles. $85.00 (View
Picture)
4808 INDEX TO THE ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE CHIEF OF ORDNANCE, 1864-1912 , a 191 page document prepared by the Ordnance Department in 1913. A valuable reference! (While Brophy's magnificent book on Springfield Armory 1890-1948 is very useful for that narrow segment, there is a vast amount of U.S. Ordnance history not covered there.) This index is vital to researching U.S. military arms, even if you don't have all the reports themselves. Photocopy $25.00 4775 Description and Rules for the Management of the U.S. Rifle Caliber .30 Model of 1903- Ordnance Form 1923 of 1904 with revisions through January 22, 1917. Blue cloth covered hard covers in pretty good shape with some dirt spots onteh back cover and water or insect removal of the finish from parts of the cloth on the spine. Contents excellent, nice bright clean pages, unlike most which are turning brown, Name inked out on inside flyleaf but free of the usual dirty fingerprints, etc. Very hard to find these WW1 era manuals, especially as nice as this one. $95.00 2305 Individual Scorebook for the Rifle (1925)- Training Regulations 150- 15. Good clean unused copy with one dirt smudge on cover and some corner folding. Green and pink pages in the back. $15.00 E56. DESCRIPTION AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE OF RIFLE AND HAND GRENADES (Four plates) May 15, 1911, Revised January 12, 1917. Photocopy of rare 15 pp pre-WWI manual showing Babbitt rod type rifle grenade and weird hand grenades with ropes attached to them! $4.00 E57. GAS TRAP GARAND- Infantry School 1938-39 National Guard Class Mimeographed Instructional Matter- 20 pages of "Notes on M1 Rifle Mechanical Training and Related Subjects" plus 6 pages of plates showing takedown etc using one of the first 80 "model shop" Garands. Photocopy- 8 1/2 x 11. $7.00 AH1 BALL'S PATENT CARBINE- Nice reprint of two original advertising/operator's instruction documents. 12 page manual dated 1866 and two-sided flyer dated March 1865. (Ball carbines were made by Windsor Mfg Co, successor to E.G. Lamson, who also had ties to Robbins & Lawrence, all of whom usedthe same building in Windsor, VT, now home of the American Precision Museum. Would be a fascinating collecting topic.) Both documents $4.00 E55. DESCRIPTION AND RULES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE U.S. MAGAZINE RIFLE, MODEL OF 1903, CALIBER .30. Reprint of Form 1923 Revised April 2, 1909. 67pp approx 6x9 with many illustrations of parts, accessories, appendages, ammo, etc. The equivalent of the FM or TM as issued with M1903s prior to 1930s. $6.00 Reports and Publications other than FM/TM type (also video tapes) **NEW ADDITION** 7850 Flaming Bomb: The Story of Ordnance in ETO - Small (4" x 5") 34 page booklet probably passed out as morale builder near the end of WW2. This is sort of a “highlights” summary of various activities intended to be mailed back to the folks at home, or kept as a souvenir. Inside front cover is place for the soldier to summarize his assignments (preprinted with “passed by censor”) and inside back cover is place for getting “team autographs”. Many small photos and smallprint text but interesting coverage of the scope of ordnance activities. Condition is poor- with much darkening near the edges that looks like smoke stain but may be acid fumes or something as it does not smell smoky. Some other water stains, and covers are scuffed and corners a bit worn. Nice item to add to a WW2 collection or interesting to read. $5.00 (View Picture) 1875 Videotape- MARKSMANSHIP WITH THE M1 RIFLE (Part 1)- Three training films on a single VHS tape, total about 75 minutes. TF 7-652, 1094 and 1062 made in 1942-43 to teach proper positions, use of sling, trigger squeeze, and rapid fire procedures. Closeups show some early rifles (pre-locking bar sights) being used. Good reminder of M1 rifle's intended use as tool of war, not as a collector item. Would be nice running in background of a WW2 or M1 display to show how recruits were trained. $18.00 (View Picture) 4440 HANDBOOK ON GERMAN MILITARY FORCES (TM-E 30-451) Massive publication of about 600 pages published 15 March 1945 by the Army with loads of good information (including many photos) on virtually every aspect of German military forces, including SS, Luftwaffe, etc. Sections cover all types of weapons (small arms and artillery, chemical warfare, uniforms, field equipment, communications gear, unit types and organization. Extensive color section on insignia, medals, ribbons, uniforms, etc. Probably the most useful single volume for anyone interested in WW2 German military stuff, or reenacting. High quality reprint with good photo quality. Soft cover. Highly recommended. $45.00 (View Picture) 2307
Annual Report of Adjutant General of the State of Maine for the years ending
June 30, 1945 and 1946; and History of the State Guard from its inception [circa
1940] to 30 June 1946. Loaded with details of arms and so forth. Including
a WW2 pack artillery battery privately armed with two 2 pounder field guns (circa
1885) and two short barreled .45-70 Gatling guns on tripods. $35.00 1359J4 Annual Report of the Secretary of War 1890 (fiscal year ended 30 June 1890) Volume I, Reports of the Secretary and all department heads except those in their own separate volumes- (Chief of Engineers, Chief of Ordnance, and Chief Signal Officer.) 1121 pages. Includes reports of Lt. Gen Commanding; departmental commanders; Quartermaster General; Commisarry General of Subsistance; Surgeon General, Paymaster General, old soldiers home, Military Academy, etc. Lots on uniforms in QM section. Departmental reports include actions against Indians, reports of inspections of troops at various posts (type and condition of arms, etc) details on conctruction and repair at posts. Good copy, light brown leather binding, top portion on spine ripped on one side for about 3 inches. $55.00 1361J6 Annual Report of the Secretary of War 1892 (fiscal year ended 30 June 1892) Volume I, Reports of the Secretary and all department heads except those in their own separate volumes- (Chief of Engineers, Chief of Ordnance, and Chief Signal Officer.) 908 pages. Includes reports of Maj. Gen Commanding; Quartermaster General; Commissary General of Subsistance; Surgeon General, Paymaster General, Chief Signal Officer, Military Academy, etc. Excellnet condition with brown cloth binding. $65.00 1362J7 Annual Report of the Secretary of War 1892 (fiscal year ended 30 June 1892) Volume 4, Reports of the Inspector General. 824 pp. Mainly reports of inspections of National Guard units, military detachments at colleges (predecessors of ROTC units) troops at various posts (type and condition of arms, uniforms, discipline, etc). Good copy, light brown leather binding. $45.00 1363J8 Annual Report of the Secretary of War 1896 (fiscal year ended 30 June 1896) Volume I, Reports of the Secretary and all department heads except those in their own separate volumes- (Chief of Engineers and Chief of Ordnance.) 1159 pages. Includes reports of Maj. Gen Commanding; departmental commanders; Quartermaster General; Commisarry General of Subsistance; Surgeon General, Paymaster General, interesting report by Board of Ordnance and Fortification old soldiers home, Military Academy, etc. Good copy, light brown leather binding, top portion on spine ripped on one side for about 3 inches. $65.00 1364J9 Annual Report of the Secretary of War 1899 (fiscal year ended 30 June 1899) Volume I, Part 2, Reports of the following Bureau heads: Adjutant General; Inspector General, Judge Advocate General; Quartermaster General; Commissary General of Subsistance; Surgeon General, Paymaster General,; Chief Signal Officer. Lots of good info in QM section on issues of equipment, etc during Spanish-American War and Philippines. Much on transports and hospital ships (including several photos (two interior views). Interesting and useful reference on SAW. Light brown leather binding weak, leather on spine 50% missing remainder nearly detached. $95.00 1365J10 Annual Report of the Secretary of War 1900 (fiscal year ended 30 June 1890) Volume I, 488 pp. Reports of the Secretary and miscellaneous others: Board of Ordbabce & Fortification; Commissioners of National Military Parks; U.S. Military Academy (many photos); Soldiers Home District of Columbia; National Home for Disabled Volunter Soldiers. Secretary's report includes China Relief Expedition and some on the unrest in the Philippines. Fair-good copy, light brown leather binding, rear cover joint weak. $65.00 1367J12 Annual Report of the Secretary of the Navy, 1883 (fiscal year ended 30 June 1883) Complete in one volume, 620 pp. Much on the new steel and armored vessels being built- Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, and Dolphin. Excellent summary of each ship's operatins for the year. Much on navy yards, technical matters, etc. Little on ordnance. Extensive report of Surgeon General has wealth of information concerning number of presonnel on each ship, weather and living conditions, diseases encounted in what numbers, etc. Excellent copy in light brown leather binding. $59.00 E39. OFFICIAL ARMY
REGISTERS [1868, 1869]- Valuable Indian War/Civil War reference listing
every officer of the U.S. Army (regulars) during the turbulent period as it
was "downsized" to a total of 37,000 following the Civil War. Lists for all
officers- name, current rank/date of rank, highest brevet or volunteer rank,
initial service date and subsequent promotions, state in which born, and state
from which appointed. List recent retirees, and casual-ties/disability losses.
Current duty station shown for most officers. Every regiment's date of formation,
subsequent battles (sometimes even at company level) is listed. Well indexed,
easy to use. Have three- dated January 1868, August 1868, January 1869. All
neatly bound with marbled board covers and green leather spine and corners.
Covers have neat gold-embossed label "Army Register/ [Date]/ Major Wm. B. Rochester/
Paymaster, U.S.A." Bindings show considerable use and some torn spots. Contents
good, with period notations showing Maj. Rochester's interest in changes in
seniority. First two run about 165 pp and other is 225 pp. 6119 USAF GENERAL HISTORIES- - U.S. Army Air Arm April 1861 to April 1917- Juliette A. Hennessey, 260pp 8" x 10.5" hardbound, 1986 reprint of the original 1958 edition. Near new condition. Important study of the pre-WW1 birth and growth of aviation (both balloons and aircraft) in the U.S. Army, including detailed appendices with data on early aviators, etc. Very interesting insights into the trials and tribulations of trying to get new ideas adopted and integrated into the military structure. Places such efforts in the proper context usually missing from the brief mentions found in histories of various campaigns. $30.00 6118 USAF SPECIAL STUDIES- IDEAS & WEAPONS- - I.B. Holley Exploitation of the aerial weapon by the US during WW1; a study in the relationship of technological advance, military doctrine, and the development of weapons. 222pp 7" x 10" hardbound, 1983 reprint of the original 1953 edition. No photos, this is strictly solid research, with the emphasis on the "big picture" of aircraft as a weapons system. Exceptionally detailed and thorough bibliography annotating the contents of numerous record groups in the national Archives, essential to further research in this field. $20.00 E48. INDEX TO THE ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE CHIEF OF ORDNANCE, 1864-1912 , a 191 page document prepared by the Ordnance Department in 1913. A valuable reference! (While Brophy's magnificent book on Springfield Armory 1890-1948 is very useful for that narrow segment, there is a vast amount of U.S. Ordnance history not covered there.) This index is vital to researching U.S. military arms, even if you don't have all the reports themselves. Photocopy $25.00. 1522 Report of the Secretary of the Navy 1901- - Miscellaneous Reports, Part I. 630pp. 6" x 9". Good dark cloth binding. Much interesting information (but little or nothing about ordnance matters). Lot of Bureau of Navigation info on various bases and stations including those being established in the post-Spanish-American War era. Bureau of Navigation details movements of the vessels of the Navy, plus interesting note recommending adoption of compass card with 360 degree markings in addition to old system of 32 points. $35.00 E49. U.S. NAVY BUREAU OF ORDNANCE: EXCERPTS FROM ANNUAL REPORTS 1880-1916 . Very well done 171 pp typewritten synopsis prepared by E.S. Brandt [?] in 1923. This is photocopy (less pp 168/169 due to copier malfunction). Report for each year is summarized, with topics underlined for easy use. Emphasis is on cannon, ammunition depots, etc, but many other interesting tidbits. While not as complete as a full set of 36 years' reports would be, this has enough detail to indicate areas with potential for further research. A valuable reference! $22.00 **NEW ADDITION** 15471 U.S. MILITARY AMMUNITION REFERENCE LIBRARY ON CD - Covering all types of ammunition for small arms, mortars, artillery, grenades, bombs, rockets, pyrotechnics, and signals! Seven of the most important official references, with over 1,700 pages of information, loaded with detailed drawings, specifications, markings, etc. High quality .pdf files that are fully searchable using the free Adobe Acrobat. You can copy and paste selected text or images into other documents for collectors or historians. This material is all on a single CD. Free shipping in the U.S. $20.00 (View Picture) **NEW ADDITION** 15616 FM23-35 /AFM50-17 PISTOLS & REVOLVERS - July 1960, 157 pages 6” x 9”. Covers the M1911 .45 auto and also Colt .38 Detective Special Revolver. Includes some mechanical training, and then firing and courses of fire, etc. Overall excellent condition. $18.00 (View Picture) **NEW ADDITION** 15615 FM 23-41 SUBMACHINE GUNS CALIBER .45 M3 AND M3A1 - July 1957, 106 pages 6’ x 9”, used excellent. Covers mechanical training, course of fire, making a big wooden dummy for instructors, etc. $20.00 (View Picture) **NEW ADDITION** 15614 FM23-5 U.S. RIFLE, CALIBER .30, M1 - May 1965, 27 pages 8” x 10.5” used excellent. Last of the manuals regularly issued for the M1 Garand. Orignal GI, not a commercial reprint. $20.00 (View Picture) **NEW ADDITION** 15613 TM9-1005-249-34 RIFLE M16, M16A1 DIRECT SUPPORT & GENERAL SUPPORT MAINTENANCE - Manual including repair parts and special tool list (Including depot maintenance repair parts and special tools) Rifle, 5.56mm, M16, M16A1, w/e, and Bipod, Rifle, M3 w/carrying case. February 1972, 70 pages 8.5” x 11”. Used excellent condition. This is the most detailed and complete of the “how to” manuals on the M16/M16A1 showing all the parts and steps and tools. Nice Vietnam era manual. $35.00 (View Picture) **NEW ADDITION** 15612 TM9-1010-205-24, 40MM GRENADE LAUNCHER M79, JULY 1972 - Organizational, Direct Support and General Support Maintenance Manual including repair parts and special tools list for 40mm Grenade Launcher M79 (1010-691-1382). 60 pages 8.5” x 11”. Overall fine with previous owner’s name marked inside front and back covers. Everything you need to know about all the tiny parts that make the blooper work. $12.00 (View Picture) **NEW ADDITION** 15611 FM23-31 40MM GRENADE LAUNCHERS M203 & M79, MAY 1972 - About 80 pages 8” x 10.5”. Former owner’s name marked inside front and back covers. Used fine condition. Very nice copy of the early manual showing BOTH the M79 and M203 grenade launchers and their ammunition. $15.00 (View Picture) **NEW ADDITION** 15610 FM23-31 40MM GRENADE LAUNCHER M79, MAY 1965 - 84 pages 8” x 10.5” with change 1 dated August 1967. Former owner’s name marked inside front and back covers. Used VG, somewhat soiled but complete and a good copy of the early manual for the M79 grenade launcher and its ammunition. The M79 along with the M16 are the iconic weapons of the Vietnam era. $15.00 (View Picture) 15242 FM23-32 ROCKET LAUNCHERS (2.36 INCH) DATED NOVEMBER 1949 - 103 pages, with change 1 dated May 1950. This is the classic late WW2 bazooka which remained in service into the Korean War, when it was finally withdrawn after the 2.36” rockets only succeeded in annoying the Commies in their T-34 tanks, but the newer 3.5” bazookas would knock them out. Cover scuffed and has a fold, otherwise good condition. $18.00 (View Picture) 10984 FM23-10 BASIC FIELD MANUAL, U.S. RIFLE, CALIBER .30 M1903 (SEPTEMBER 1943) - 323pp 4.3" x 7" the best copy of this manual we have ever had. Includes brief coverage of M1903A3 and M1903A4 sniper rifle, and also sections on grenade launchers, all three slings (m1907 leather, M1923 web and M1 web), and M1923 coach sighting device, etc. Also the usual mechanical and marksmanship training, with heavy emphasis on moving targets and coordination. Remember, M1903 rifles were still widely used right up to the end of WW2 due to their grenade launching capability which was not developed for the M1 Garand until late in the war. Minor soiling on the spine and edges otherwise a bright clean copy $65.00 (View Picture) 9564 Decorations & Awards- Illustrations of Awards - (AR 672-5-2 July 1967) 19 pages with color photos of medals, service clasps, qualification badges, (including marksmanship). Would be great to scan in for adding to a display about a uniform or something. $4.00 (View Picture) 9195 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY HISTORICAL SUMMARY 1969 [2 COPIES], 1971, 1977 - Paperback 6" x 9" average 150 pages each year. Each has a summary of the key events and policies of the Fiscal Year being reported on- such things as personnel, funding, logistics, Operational readiness, R&D, discipline, etc. Ex library, 1977 with some water stains. All four volumes only $5.00 (View Picture) 9194 REPORT ON THE WAR IN VIETNAM [FROM 1964 THROUGH 30 JUNE 1968] - Joint report by CINCPAC and COM MACV.347pp 8" x 1-.5" softcover on glossy paper. Well done with loads of photos, maps, charts, graphs, summary of various operations, etc. Interesting (and upbeat) analysis of the situation when it appeared that the war was being won, before the slimy politicians took control and achieved defeat. Ex-library with covers worn and dogeared, but overall a good copy. $12.00 (View Picture) 9193 IDENTIFICATION OF AIRCRAFT FOR ARMY AIR FORCES GROUND OBSERVER CORPS 1942 - 145pp 6" x 9" on glossy paper, loaded with photos and three view silhouettes of Allied and enemy aircraft, including many limited production models. About excellent copy except for faded spine. Neat item to add to a WW2 aviation or home front collection. $25.00 (View Picture) 9177 FM 23-5 U.S. RIFLE CAL..30 M1 (OCTOBER 1951) - 540 pp 4.3" x 7". Overall VG nice and clean copy but cheap paper is turning brown, and corners starting to dog-ear. Full details on soldier level maintenance, training and use in combat. This is classic manual issued with the Garand during Korea and not replaced until the 1958 edition. Once fairly common, good copies have become scarce. First one we have had in a long time. $45.00 (View Picture) 15248 TM8-300, NAVMED P-5065, AFM160-19 AUTOPSY MANUAL - July 1960 78 pages of gory details on how autopsies are done. Definitely hard core medical stuff. VG condition. $8.00 (View Picture) 15242 FM23-32 ROCKET LAUNCHERS (2.36 INCH) DATED NOVEMBER 1949 - 103 pages, with change 1 dated May 1950. This is the classic late WW2 bazooka which remained in service into the Korean War, when it was finally withdrawn after the 2.36” rockets only succeeded in annoying the Commies in their T-34 tanks, but the newer 3.5” bazookas would knock them out. Cover scuffed and has a fold, otherwise good condition. $18.00 (View Picture) 14879 FM 23-5 U.S. RIFLE CALIBER .30 M1 DATED JULY 1943 - Extra nice clean copy. Paper is yellowing from age, but otherwise as nice a copy as I have seen in years. A few tiny dirt smudges on the front cover, and dome scrapes and scratches on the back cover but wonderful addition to a Garand or WW2 collection. Probably better than the one in my personal collection. $75.00 (View Picture) 15208 U.S. NAVY FOUNDRY MANUAL - 291 pages 8.5” x 11” softcover. A Lindsay Publications reprint of the 1957 U.S. Navy manual with full info on nearly everything related to running a foundary operation. The country used to have thousands of operations capable of doing this sort of work, but slowly they have been closed down (usually with “environmental concerns” as the excuse). However, this is excellent background on how many different types of gun parts were made in the past, or could be replicated today. Previously owned but near new condition. $25.00 (View Picture) 15163 TM9-1808A ORDNANCE MAINTENANCE, POWERPLANT, CLUTCH AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEM - for Basic Vehicles, 3/4 ton 4x4 and 1 1/2 ton 6x6 (Dodge) dated September 1943 about 290 pages 6" x 9". This is applicable to most of the WC-53 through WC-63 variants (weapons carrier, ambulance, gun truck, telephone pole, etc) This one has detailed nuts and bolts and gasket level info for the systems listed in the title. (There is another volume TM9-1808B covering drive train and body components.) Used fair condition with the paper covers falling off, but contents are intace and in G-VG condition except the cheap paper is yellowing and there is lots of greasy fingerprint soiling. A good using copy, ready to help you "Keep them rolling!" $35.00 (View Picture) 15158 TM21-305 MANUAL FOR THE WHEELED VEHICLE DRIVER (ALSO AFM 77-2) - December 1956, 145 pages 4" x 6". Excellent overview for driving any military vehicle, and especially any off road driving. One of these was supposed to be kept in every military vehicle, so if you restore these, you need one to put in it. Used fine to excellent. $10.00 (View Picture) 15155 FM5-20 CAMOUFLAGE BASIC PRINCIPLES AND FIELD CAMOUFLAGE - Dated January 1959, 253 pp. Excellent coverage of the many varied techniques of camouflage of individual troops, weapons, vehicles for various conditions with various materials. Besides its historical value, this has potential usefulness to model makers, reenactors, hunters, or even paint ball competitors. Loaded with illustrations, including many in color. One of the more interesting FMs we have encountered. $35.00 (View Picture) 15154 FM5-23 FIELD DECOY INSTALLATIONS - Dated October 1958Dated October 1956, 168pp. Full of nifty ideas on how to make simulated targets to deceive the enemy (or maybe useful for theatrical or film use, etc). Shows objects ranging from trucks, trains artillery pieces, gas drums, airfields, warehouses, aircraft, etc. $15.00 (View Picture) 15153 FM7-19 COMBAT SUPPORT COMPANY INFANTRY DIVISION BATTLE GROUP - Dated February 1960, 125pp. Covers heavy mortar, assault weapon, reconnaissance and radar sections. $8.00 (View Picture) 15152 LOT OF 3 RIFLE INFANTRY FMS- FM7-10 RIFLE COMPANY, INFANTRY & AIRBORNE BATTLE GROUPS; - FM7-11 Rifle Company, Infantry, Airborne & Mechanized; FM7-15 Infantry Airborne Company and Mechanized Infantry Rifle Platoons and Squads. Dated August 1962, 324pp; April 1965, 302pp; and January 1962, 275pp. respectively. $20.00 (View Picture) 15151 LOT OF 2 INFANTRY FMS- FM7-40 INFANTRY AND AIRBORNE DIVISION BATTLE GROUPS; FM7-100 INFANTRY - Division - Dated August 1959, 242pp; and November 1960, 379pp respectively. $12.00 (View Picture) 15150 LOT OF 2 MEDICAL FMS- FM8-35 TRANSPORTATION OF THE SICK AND WOUNDED; FM8-50 - Bandaging and splinting dated December 1955, 196pp; with change 1 dated September 1958, 21pp showing use of M38 type jeep ambulances and mechanical mules; and June 1957, 83 pages with change 1 dated August 1965 respectively. $10.00 (View Picture) 15149 FM17-79 TANK, 90MM GUN, M48 - dated October 1955, 184 pages. A general introduction to the tank and its operating features, crew drill, service of the piece, conduct of fire, gunnery qualification, inspection & maintenance, stowage, etc. $20.00 (View Picture) 15147 LOT OF 2 ARMOR FMS- FM17-30 ARMORED DIVISION BRIGADE; FM17-33 TANK UNITS, PLATOON, - Company & Battalion. Dated November 1961, 138pp; and August 1957, 175pp. Respectively $12.00 (View Picture) 15146 LOT OF 3 OPERATIONS FMS- FM 25-10 MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATIONS; FM21-18 FOOT MARCHES; - FM31-60 River-Crossing Operations Dated January 1959, 120pp; November 1962, 58pp; and July 1962, 75pp respectively. $15.00 (View Picture) 15145 Lot of 3 Misc FMs- FM7-21- HQ & HQ Company Infantry Division Battle Group; FM21-40 - Small Unit Procedures in Atomic, Biological & Chemical Warfare; FM24- Tactical Communications Center Operations dated February 1960, 74 pp; November 1958, 224pp; and September 1961, 59pp respectively. $15.00 (View Picture) 15144 LOT OF 2 TRAINING FMS- FM21-6 TECHNIQUES OF MILITARY INSTRUCTION; FM21-75 COMBAT TRAINING - of the Individual Soldier and Patrolling Dated May 1954 185 pages, and January 1962 220 pages respectively. $10.00 (View Picture) 15143 LOT OF 2 AMPHIBIOUS FMS- FM31-12 ARMY FORCES IN AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS (THE ARMY LANDING - Force); FM 31-13 Battle Group Landing Team (Amphibious) Dated March 1961, 330 pages, and September 1961, 234 pages respectively. $12.00 (View Picture) 15142 LOT OF 3 SPECIAL OPS FMS- FM31-8 MEDICAL SERVICE IN JOINT OVERSEAS OPERATIONS; FM31-21 - Guerilla Warfare and Special Forces Operations; FM41-10 Civil Affairs Operations. Dated January 1956, 72 pages; September 1961, 259 pp; and May 1962, 30 pages respectively. Three early manuals related to Special Forces type operations, important historical background on the doctrine and policies in place on the eve of Vietnam. $25.00 (View Picture) 15141 LOT OF 2 MOUNTAIN OPERATIONS FMS- FM31-71 NORTHERN OPERATIONS; FM 31-72 MOUNTAIN OPERATIONS - dated January 1959, 238 pages, and January 1963, 197 pages respectively. $15.00 (View Picture) 14879 FM 23-5 U.S. RIFLE CALIBER .30 M1 DATED JULY 1943 - Extra nice clean copy. Paper is yellowing from age, but otherwise as nice a copy as I have seen in years. A few tiny dirt smudges on the front cover, and dome scrapes and scratches on the back cover but wonderful addition to a Garand or WW2 collection. Probably better than the one in my personal collection. $75.00 (View Picture) 14498 FM21-75 SURVIVAL October 1957 - With change 1 dated October 1959. 285 pages. This is like a super hardcore version of a Boy Scout wilderness camping manual covering every climate from tropic to arctic and loaded with detailed info. Used near excellent. $12.00 (View Picture) 14497 FM5-24 EXPLOSIVES AND DEMOLITIONS September 1954 - 240 pages. All about stuff that goes BOOM and how to use it to make other stuff into little bitty pieces. Has old California NG rubber stamp on cover, but those guys probably never got to play with this stuff since it might scare someone, kill little bugs, or surn down parts of the state. Used fine. $12.00 (View Picture) 14496 FM30 SERIES INTELLIGENCE MANUALS (3 DIFFERENT) FM30-5; FM30-7; FM30-19 - FM30-5 Combat Intelligence, December 1956, 272 pages. FM 30-7 Combat Intelligence: Cattle Group Combat Command and Smaller Units, September 1958 130 pages with change 1; FM30-19 Order of Battle Intelligence June 1958, 102 pages. Used excellent. All three for only $15.00 (View Picture) 14495 FM21-11 FIRST AID FOR SOLDIERS (3 DIFFERENT EDITIONS) - (a) dated July 1959, 99 pages; (b) dated May 1970, 158 pages; (c) June 1976, 158 pages. All excellent plus condition. All three for only $15.00 (View Picture) 14494 FM21-60 VISUAL SIGNALS, January 1962 - 200 pages, loaded with hand signals for combat in the field, taxi aircraft, semaphore (wig-wag) signaling with smoke, flares, rifle grenades, etc. Only hand signal I know is not shown, but maybe the Army guys are too polite to need that one. $12.00 (View Picture) 14492 FM7-24 COMMUNICATION IN INFANTRY AND AIRBORNE DIVISIONS November 1961 - 261 pages, used fine to excellent condition $6.00 (View Picture) 14491 FM21-26 MAP READING AND FM 21-30 MILITARY SYMBOLS - FM21-26 Map reading October 1960, 222 pages. FM21-30 Military Symbols May 1961, 151 pages with MAG 33 [Marine Air Group 33] rubber stamped on the cover. These are nice for display with a Vietnam era collection, as map reading was a critical skill in the jungles. Used excellent, both for only $12.00 (View Picture) 14490 FM23-92 4.2 INCH MORTAR M30 February 1961 - 552 pages. Some data on the gun and the mechanics involved and the ammo, but mostly about emplacement and aiming, with an interesting section on subcaliber training and also on mounting the 4.2 inch mortar in the M84 mortar carrier (sort of like an M59 APC with no roof.) Used near excellent. $12.00 (View Picture) 14487 TM5-500 PUMP, CENTRIFUGAL SELF PRIMING CARVER MODEL 255 March 1942 - 40 pages, complete detailed isntructions for operation, repair, full parts lists, etc. Used escellent. $6.00 (View Picture) 14485 FM6-20-1 FIELD ARTILLERY TACTICS July 1965 - 66 pages with change 1. Excellent summary of how Artillery lends dignit to what would otherwise be a vulgar brawl, relationships with other branches, and in different types of conflicts. $6.00 (View Picture) 14481 FM16-5 THE CHAPLAIN April 1958 - 80 pages covering the duties of the Chaplains. $6.00 (View Picture) 14480 TM5-216 ARMORED VEHICLE LAUNCH BRIDGE September 1961 - 85 pages, covering mainly the launch and recovery of the bridge element (mounted on a tank chassis). Excellent condition. $6.00 (View Picture) 14478 FM5-35 ENGINEERS' REFERENCE & LOGISTICAL DATA February 1960 - 578 pages covering everything from sewage treatment to cable tramways and equipment spec and engineering tables. Excellent condition. $15.00 (View Picture) 14477 FM55-15 TRANSPORTATION CORPS REFERENCE DATA July 1960 - 434 pages covering everything from crating and marking crates, to loading trucks, convoys, setting up truck terminals, loading rail cars (of different gages); air transport, transport by ship, and loads of other reference tables and charts. Excellent condition. $12.00 (View Picture) 14476 FM10-13 QUARTERMASTER REFERENCE DATA September 1957 - 136 pages covering everything from hay to POL petroleum products, lumber, rope, wire, and subsistence (food) rations, and loads of other reference tables and charts. Excellent condition. $10.00 (View Picture) 14312 "M16A1 RIFLE FIELD STRIPPING" CHART, GRAPHIC TRAINING AID 9-6-43 - June 1973. About 33" x 42" black print/outlines on plain white paper. Unissued, but may have a small water stain and/or storage wear along edge. Not as durable as later plastic or tyvek items, and survival rate on these is low. Shipped rolled in tube. $8.00 (View Picture) 13591 Lot of 3 Land Mine Field Manuals - FM5-32- Land Mine Warfare, May 1949, 218 pages 6” x 9” with lots of info on booby traps as well as mines. Lots of info on mine detecting by probing with probes or bayonets, several different types of hand held or vehicle mounted electronic mine detector sets. Also covers mine clearance by hand, (very carefully!) explosive charge, or mechanical devices such as plows, flails or rollers. FM20-32 Employment of Land Mines, July 1955, 146 pages, similar to above but with less on mine detecting and more on planting mines. FM20-32- Land Mine Warfare, May 1959, 142 pages. Updated version of above with section on mechanical mine planting with a towed plow gizmo. The lot of 3 for $22.00 (View Picture) 13183 FFM20-25 TENTS AND TENT PITCHING JANUARY 1956 - What every Boy Scout leader needed- a handy field reference guide showing the size, erection procedures, and dimensions of poles, etc for most commonly issued tents. Includes Arctic 10 man tent; Assembly tent; Command Post; General Purpose (medium and large); Hexagonal Tent; Hospital Tent-sectional; Kitchen Tent; Latrine screen; Maintenance Shelter; Mountain Tent; Red Cross markers; and Wall Tents (large and small) also pins, poles and lines. Used fine. A treasure for someone! $25.00 (View Picture) 13182 FM5-20A CAMOUFLAGE OF INDIVIDUALS AND INFANTRY WEAPONS FEBRUARY 1944 - 67 pages, many in color showing techniques, including painting jungle spots on uniforms and use of natural materials. Scarce manual, used fine to excellent. $25.00 (View Picture) 13181 FM8-50 BANDAGING AND SPLINTING JUNE 1957 - 82 pages of nifty ways to care for wounded- good EMT study material. Used fine $5.00 (View Picture) 13180 F20-32 EMPLOYMENT OF LAND MINES JULY 1955 - 146 pages, used excellent. $10.00 (View Picture) 13173 TM9-2320-218-10 OPERATOR’S MANUAL M151 JEEP & VARIANTS, SEPTEMBER 1971 - About 150 pages, 4” x 6”. This covers the M151, M151A1, and M151A1 ¼ ton trucks, M151A1C and M825 with the 106mm Recoilless rifle, and the M718 and M178A1 ambulances. Basically the same stuff you would find in the owners manual in your private vehicle- how to operate stuff, etc. Used VG-fin with some masking tap tabs added for quick reference to 4 sections. $20.00 (View Picture) 13172 TM9-1580 BINOCULARS M3,M7, M8, M9, M13, M13A1, - M15, M15A1 M16, M17 and M17A1 and BC Telescope M65 Ordnance maintenance, February 1953, 284 pages. All the details needed for serious overhaul and repair of these items. $20.00 (View Picture) 13158 FM6-55 4.5 INCH MULTIPLE ROCKET LAUNCHER M21, TOWED - dated December 1953. This is for a nifty unit towed behind a 6x6 that has several rows of barrels mounted on a 2 wheel carriage similar to an anti-tank gun. Used VG-fine condition. $18.00 (View Picture) 13157 FM23-10 U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30 M1903 dated January 1940 - 230 pages. Original pre-WW2 copy in excellent condition. These pre-WW2 editions are tough to find. Nicest one we have had in a very long time. $65.00 (View Picture) 13150 FM30-40 MILITARY INTELLIGENCE- IDENTIFICATION OF U.S. ARMORED VEHICLES - dated May 1941 - 37 pages. Not very thick, but that was all that was needed to cover the pitifully unprepared stocks of U.S. armored vehicles at the time. Covers M1, M3 scout cars, many variants of the M1, M2, M3 light tanks, the M3 medium tank, and M2 an M3 half tracks and also a T1 heavy tank. Some photos, some three view type recognition drawings. Excellent plus condition. $49.00 (View Picture) 13148 FM30-38 MILITARY INTELLIGENCE- IDENTIFICATION OF JAPANESE AIRCRAFT - dated March 1941 - 75 pages. This is what the guys at Pearl Harbor should have known…. Scarce pre-war edition with the expected three view drawings and/or photos of a wide range of aircraft types. Excellent plus condition. $40.00 (View Picture) 13147 FM30-35 MILITARY INTELLIGENCE- IDENTIFICATION OF GERMAN AIRCRAFT - dated July 1941 - 87 pages. Scarce pre-war edition with the expected three view drawings and/or photos of a wide range of aircraft types. Excellent plus condition. $40.00 (View Picture) 13144 TM9-225 BROWNING MACHINE GUN, .50 M2 AIRCRAFT, FIXED & FLEXIBLE - November 1940, 51 pages 6” x 9”. Scarce pre-war manual, with Sgt. James R. Dickmann’s name very neatly written in red on the cover. Overall excellent condition. $40.00 (View Picture) 13139 WW2 STYLE JEEP MANUAL FOR ¼ TON 4X4 UTILITY TRUCK M38 - TM9-8012/ TO-36A5-2-41 dated January 1956. 351 pages. Nitty-gritty nuts and bolts details, written in a logical manner with lots of pictures so even PFC Beetle Bailey can do it. This edition has minor changes from earlier versions but probably 90% of the info is applicable from the early WW2 version through the end of the M38 types. (Note- Not for the M38A1 with the rounder hood contours.) $65.00 (View Picture) 13138 WW2 HANDY TALKIE TM - B/C/D/E/F dated May 1945. Very scarce manual, but it has gotten wet and about a third of the pages are stuck together and most are wrinkled from the dampness. Many can be carefully separated with a letter opener, maybe with a little bit of steam to soften things up. Still a nice item for display with your BC-611 or SCR-536 radio but invariably if you are a technician trying to fix one, it will be on a stuck together page. $20.00 (View Picture) 13136 FM23-7 / AFM 50-4 CARBINE CALIBER .30 - M1, M1A1, M2 and M3 dated January 1952 Super clean copy, with 1959 print date in the back. Top of spine is a bit wrinkled (lousy work at the Govt Printing Office) and there is small cut at the top of the cover that keeps it from being like new, and a few small dirt smudges or soiling picked up over the last 50 years. Pages are nice and bright, not yellowed or flaking like so many of this era. $45.00 (View Picture) 13026 FM23-7 CARBINE CALIBER .30 M1, M1A1, M3 ANDM3 DATED JANUARY 1952 - 382 pages, used fair-good condition. Paper is yellowing and covers are worn and have minor tears and folds and previous owners name. The most commonly encountered carbine manual with all the info needed for training users in disassembly, care, and marksmanship. $10.00 (View Picture) 12501 U.S. HELMET INSTRUCTION MANUAL - "It's Your Head- KEEP IT!- Instructions for using HELMET LINER (Infantryman's)" This is a pamphlet about 5" x 8" telling all about the new style helmet liner adopted in 1958 but not being issued in large numbers until the 1960s. About 24 pages. A bit tattered on some of the edges, but a scarce item for the helmet collector. Not dated, but probably 1960s or 70s. $7.00 (View Picture) 12495 FM23-25 Bayonet dated September 1943 - 70 pages mainly on bayonet use and training, with nothing worthwhile on the bayonet itself. Printed on very brittle cheap paper and it has been mistreated already, leaving the back cover cracked, and the front cover had a piece torn out that has been taped back in place. First three pages are torn, but not taped. Not a great copy, and priced accordingly. $10.00 (View Picture) 12494 TM30-603 Italian Phrase Book dated September 1943 - 117 pages with words and phrases grouped by subject. This is a much more academic (and intimidating) approach that the German book, but both probably met the needs of the troops looking to find a ……whatever. Pages yellowing but overall near excellent. . These pocket size manuals were distributed to troops headed for a specific theater, and some studied them a lot and others did not bother. A great addition to a WW2 display. $15.00 (View Picture) 12492 FM23-36 Revolver, Colt, Caliber .45 M1917 & S&W M1917 datedOctober 20, 1941 - 96 pages. Original pre-WW2 copy in near fine condition except some pesky critter gnawed away progressively larger chunks pf pages starting about page 50, but carefully avoided chewing on any text. Plenty left for you to chew on if you like. Still displays very nicely, even with crossed out name on cover. These pre-WW2 editions are tough to find. $50.00 (View Picture) 12491 FM23-35 Automatic Pistol, Caliber .45 M1911 & M1911A1 dated April 1940 - 96 pages. Original pre-WW2 copy in near fine condition except some pesky critter gnawed away progressively larger chunks pf pages starting about page 40, but carefully avoided chewing on any text. Plenty left for you to chew on if you like. Still displays very nicely. These pre-WW2 editions are tough to find. $25.00 (View Picture) 12482 FM23-35 Pistols & Revolvers- June 1946 - Rather rough copy, but all there and quite usable copy, or good for display with M1911 or M1917 revolvers. Cover is torn a bit at the spine and has some dirt and stains. Some pages are dogeared. $10.00 (View Picture) 11941 TM8-285 TREATMENT
OF CHEMICAL WARFARE CASUALTIES - August 1951, 155 page 6" x 9" and having
Navy designation NAVMED P-1328 and AMF 160-12 designations as well. Loaded with
info on different types of chemical warfare agents and their effects, and treatment
of casualties. Lots of gross photos showing what some of this nasty stuff will
do. Important historical information, as well as vital for understanding of
how serious a threat would be if terrorists launched a chemical attack. $18.00 11417 MANUAL FOR THE
WHEELED VEHICLE DRIVER (DECEMBER 1956) - TM21-305 or AFM 77-2. 145 pages
4.5" x 6.5". An excellent guide to basic driving skills and also on off road
operation and coping with damaged or stuck vehicles. Overall good-very good
but covers soiled. Nice addition to any military vehicle used after the Korean
War period. $20.00 (View Picture)
11224 FM7 (SERIES) MANUALS-
SOLDIERS MANUAL 11B (INFANTRY) AND 11C - (Indirect fire Infantry) Each
is basically a step by step check list and "how to" instructions for what an
infantry soldier needs to know. Everything from something as basic as loading
a M16 magazine or starting a vehicle up to various types of weapons, mines,
laying out fields of fire, first aid, NBC, fording with APC, etc. These books
are for different levels, with skill level 1 being the most basic, then levels
2, 3, etc. This lot includes Skill Level 1 for for 11B Infantry dated 1976,
1982 and 1985. Also Skill Level 2 dated 1976 and 1982 and Skill Level 3 dated
1976. For 11C Indirect Fire Infantryman there is Skill level 1 dated 1976 which
has similar stuff with sections on setting up and using 81mm and 4.2 inch (107mm)
mortars. Each of the skill level 1 books is about 400-500 pages and the other
levels are about 75-100 pages each. The lot of seven manuals full of what you
need to know to "be all you can be" for only $25.00 (View
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10352 TM10-4930-204-13 TANK AND PUMP UNIT, LIQUID DISPENSING
FOR TRUCK MOUNTING - (Covers United Manufacturing and Engineering Corp
Model style 1; Orr & Sembower Inc, Model BL-100; Altech, Inc, Model 4000). July
1980, about 140 pages. $10.00 10273 TM9-1015-200-12 MORTAR M29 AND M29A1 - dated
April 1971, about 50 pages excellent. $12.00 (View Picture)
10267 TM9-1010-221-24
LAUNCHER, GRENADE, 40MM, M203 - March 1972, about 50 pp, excellent $12.00
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