Titles starting with V from Ground Zero Books, Ltd.

good, ex-lib., good Associated Media Companies Gleneden Beach, OR 2001 23 cm, 764, bibliography, index, usual library markings, DJ in plastic sleeve, DJ pasted to boards Contains over 28,000 addresses. of the powerful, famous, and influential. ... more information

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good, good Harcourt Brace Jovanovich New York 1976 372, notes, index, ink name and date inside front flyleaf, some soiling to fore-edge, some soiling and some edge wear to DJ ... more information

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very good GPO Washington, DC 1994 23 cm, 156, wraps ... more information

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good GPO Washington, DC 1995 314, wraps, illus., maps, charts, slight soiling to fore-edge, address sticker on rear cover ... more information

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good GPO Washington, DC 1994 120, wraps, map, tables, some creasing to covers and corners of a few pages, address sticker on rear cover ... more information

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very good GAO Washington, DC 1999 quarto, 6, wraps, footnotes ... more information

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very good GPO Washington, DC 2000 First? First? 61, wraps Serial No. 106-39. ... more information

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fair, ex-lib., good Algonquin Books Chapel Hill, NC 1985 310, illus., maps, endppr maps, chronology, appendix, roster, index, part of rear flylf torn off, lib stamps, waviness to some pages library stamp on fore-edge is crossed out in marker, some wear to DJ edges, library call number sticker on DJ spine. Pfc. Keith Winston was inducted into the Army in March 1944, and joined the 100th Infantry Division following basic training. As a combat medic in the 398th InfantryRegiment he served throughout the Divisi... more information

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good, good Algonquin Books Chapel Hill, NC 1985 310, illus., maps, endppr maps, chronology, appendix, roster, index, some soiling fore-edge, ink name fr flyleaf, some wear DJ edges Pfc. Keith Winston was inducted into the Army in March 1944, and joined the 100th Infantry Division following basic training. As a combat medic in the 398th Infantry Regiment he served throughout the Division's involvement as part of the U.S. Seventh Army in the invasion of France and Germany. ... more information

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very good Orion Books Ltd. New York 1989 First American First 248, illus. (some color), index The first comprehensive history of VTOL (Vertical Take-off and Landing) experimentation and endeavor. Every one of the diverse types of aircraft involved is included, from tailsitters and ducted fans to tiltprops and tiltwings to liftjects and vectored jets. Includes a fascinating collection of illustrations in both color and black and white. These include a series of specially drawn chronologies which graphically ... more information

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very good, fair Chilton Book Company Philadelphia, PA [1968, c1967] First First? 23 cm, 222, illus., maps, front DJ flap price clipped, DJ worn and chipped, pencil erasure on front endpaper In the north of Norway there took place the real coup-de-main raid of the war. It was a commando operation from the Army, but the Navy and Air Forcewere involved as well. ... more information

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very good GPO Washington, DC 1995 23 cm, 136, wraps, illus. ... more information

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fair Garden City Publishing Garden City, NY [c1910] First Thus? 24 cm, 502, illus., bookplate, some endpaper discoloration, front endpaper scuffed, corners bumped Partly reprinted from various periodicals. Travel experiences of the author on a trip shortly after finishing college; with minimal funds he visited France, Switzerland, the Mediterranean, Palestine, the Orient, India, Malaysia, Siam, Japan, and other countries. ... more information

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good, fair J. Messner New York [1953] Book Club 22 cm, 422, illus., index, DJ worn especially at corners and edges ... more information

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very good, good Taylor Pub. Co Dallas, TX c1987 First First? 32 cm, 210, illus. (some in color), several small tears to DJ. Foreword by President Gerald Ford. Signed by the author. This book was written for the silver anniversary of the resort community. ... more information

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very good, very good Delacorte Press New York 1984 First First 228, DJ in plastic sleeve Spenser is hired to find a young woman possibly kidnapped by the "Bullies,"members of a fanatical religious sect. Paul Giacomin, his surrogate son, has brought the case to Spenser and none too soon, for Susan Silverman's departure to San Francisco has left Spenser at loose ends in Boston and estranged from the woman he loves. ... more information

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good, ex-lib., good Stein and Day New York 1977 Third 224, endpaper maps, lib stamp & rough spot ins r flylf, lower corner of r flylf torn off, DJ in plastic sleeve, DJ somewhat scuffed large black marker stain on top fore-edge. Harry Patterson is the real name of Jack Higgins. ... more information

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very good, very good Atlantic Monthly Press New York c1989 First First 24 cm, 236, pencil erasure residue on front endpaper ... more information

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very good, very good The Atlantic Monthly Press New York 1989 First First 236, very minor edge soiling The parents of an idealistic young Irish American turn the British/ American spy network upside-down and find that the British SAS had executed their son--an American citizen--to protect their IRA mole. This is the first recorded assassination by the British Secret Service in America. The author explores the links between the IRA, MI6 and the British SAS in the brutal beating and murder of a U.S. citizen. ... more information

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fair The Stackpole Company Harrisburg, PA 1961 First 262, maps, index, p. 1 soiled, some soiling inside boards & flyleaves, boards speckled & scratched, board & spine edges worn Table of contents lists endpaper maps, but they are not present. Most of the maps are facsimiles of those drawn by the author in his diary. The author fought at Antietam, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, the Wilderness, Spotsylvania Court House, and Petersburg. ... more information

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