Titles starting with N from William Robertson

London: BCA , 1987. Reprint. Hardcover. Very Good/very good. Reprint. Hardback. Very Good/Very Good. FREE UK SHIPPING. Essential guide to NATO's air capability in the late 1980s from an established authority on the subject. Examines strengths, organisation and distribution of front-line NATO squadrons, as well as their transport and supply back-up organisation, in all major fronts: Northern Flank; Central Front; and the Southern Flank. Masses of detailed information on aircraft performance and operat... more information

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Manchester : Baseline , 1992. Paperback. Good +. Softcover. 1st edition. Good+/-. FREE UK SHIPPING. An investigation and clear analysis of current (at time of publication) health reforms, including alternative ways forward. Size, 19.5 x 13.5cm, 117 pages. Ex-library, front endpaper removed, some library markings. Illustrared card covers in fair-to-good condition. Internally, good+: clean, bright and unmarked in excellent bindings. -Free UK Shipping... more information

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London: Dent , 1965. Revised/Reprint. Hardcover. Very Good/fair. Hardback. Revised Reprint. Very Good/Fair. FREE UK SHIPPING. An easy identification pocket-book to over 700 species of insects found in Britain. Includes detailed descriptions of each type and information on habits, food, seasonal life, distribution and development. Foreward includes hints on insect collecting. Great stuff if you like 'creepy-crawlies'. Size,18 x 12cm, 294 pages, 16 pages of colour plates, 48 pages of b&w ... more information

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London: Jane's , 1982. Reprint. Hardcover. Very Good/good. Hardback. Reprint. Very Good/Good. FREE UK SHIPPING. Authorative guide to modern naval armament, world-wide. Includes comprehensive data and background information on both surface and submarine-launched missile systems; anti-ship & anti-aircraft systems; guns, missiles and torpedoes. Accompanied by over 100 clear b&w photographs. Size 265 x 20.5cm, 144 pages, illustrated throughout with b&w photos. Blue cloth boards in pictoria... more information

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Cambridge: Patrick Stephens, 1976. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Patrick Stephens, The thrilling history of night fighter development from WWI to date of publication (1976). Beginning with the Great War pilots in their biplanes using the Mk.1 Eye-Ball, the story progresses to the airborne radar systems in use by various countries before, during and after WWII; the specialised aircraft, such as the Beaufighter, Mosquito, Black Widow, Me110, Ju88, Me262, Starfire, Sabre, Delta Dagger & Dart, ... more information

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London: Goodall , 1992. Reprint. Paperback. Good. Softback. Reprint. Good/-. FREE UK SHIPPING. First-hand account of the struggle of the RAF to overcome the German night fighter force over Europe in World War II. Contains 208 pages, 17 x 11cm. Ex-library, front endpaper removed, some library markings, illustrated laminated card covers showing light creases within laminate, else good condition, internally good: clean and unmarked in sound bindings. -Free UK Shipping... more information

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London: Thomas Cook & Son, 1893. Third Edition. Original Cloth. Good +/No Jacket. Softcover. 3rd Edition. Good+/No Jacket. FREE UK SHIPPING. Third Edition of this classic traveller's guide to the monuments of Egypt on both sides of the Nile, between Cairo and the Second Cataract (Wadi Halfah). Though not without interest to the modern traveller, those who will benefit most from the book are probably students of Egyptology and Archaeology. Crammed within its pages are exhaustive details of ancien... more information

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Softcover.  Reprint.  As New/-.  FREE UK SHIPPING.  Reprint of Gaskell's 1854 classic, in which individual human feelings are skilfully fused with social concern within the character of Margaret Hale, one of the most original heroines of Victorian literature.  Contains an introduction by Patricia Ingham, in which she examines geographical, economic and class differences, and male and female roles in the novel.  This edition also includes a list for further reading, notes, and a... more information

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