The Auschwitz Volunteer by Witold Pilecki (2012, Hardcover, Book Club Edition)
"The Auschwitz Volunteer" by Witold Pilecki is a historic and compelling book that delves into the world of the Holocaust during World War II. As a volunteer in Auschwitz, Pilecki's experiences and insights offer a unique perspective on the atrocities that took place within the notorious concentration camp. This hardcover book, published by AQUILA Polonica Publishing in 2012, features illustrations and spans 460 pages, making it a comprehensive read for those interested in military history, European history, and the Holocaust. With its detailed narrative and exploration of bravery in the face of unspeakable horrors, "The Auschwitz Volunteer" is a powerful addition to any book collection.
Mornings on Horseback by David McCullough – 2001 Hardcover w/ Dust Jacket, Good
The illustrated chapter openers set the tone for what follows.
The March of Conquest: The German Victories in Western Europe, 1940 by T Taylor
A nice touch is the illustrated signature from the artist on the title page.
Dian Hanson History of Men’s Magazines Vol 5 1970s At the Newsstand Taschen
The item you see will be the one you'll receive. Graded as being in Acceptable to Good - condition due to wear to covers, mainly to spine split at bottom edge and center. Rear cover censored by guitar pick for photo.
Woodchucks and Woodchuck Rifles [Illustrated Edition] by Charles Singer Landis
"Woodchucks and Woodchuck Rifles [Illustrated Edition]" by Charles Singer Landis is a comprehensive guide on hunting and firearms, covering various topics within the genres of Antiques & Collectibles and Sports & Recreation. Published by Martino FINE Books in 2012, this trade paperback features colorful illustrations throughout the 460 pages, making it a visually engaging read. Landis provides detailed information on woodchucks and the rifles used for hunting them, making it a valuable resource for enthusiasts and collectors alike.