Vietnam from Alcuin Books, ABAA-ILAB

New York; (1943): Doubleday, Doran and Co. First Edition. Octavo. ). 209pp. While the author is known for being the first American reporter to die in military action (Chau Lai, South Vietnam, November 4, 1972), her career is one of the great women of adventure from World War II to her demise in Vietnam. At age 14 she wrote… Read more about this item

New York; (1979): Newsweek Books. First Edition. Octavo. With a photograph of an Asian child signed and inscribed by the author in a separate envelope. The book is 269pp., (3) pp. index. The author, a Pulitzer prize winner became UPI's Saigon bureau chief at the age of 24, won a Pulitzer prize at the age of 25 and was… Read more about this item

Pottstown, Pennsylvania: Hill School, 1964. Quarto. 276p. with supplement (16 leaves) covering Spring Semester. The Hill School has always been one of the premier private schools with a list of distinguished alumni. He was sent away to attend the school while his parents were having conflicts before their divorce. This covers the Sixth Form (equivalent to… Read more about this item

Carlisle Barracks, PA; nd(ca. 1981): Strategic Studies institute. First Edition. Octavo. 137pp. Excellent short-summary of objectives and conflicts of U.S Military involvement in the Vietnam War. Written by an associate with Strategic Studies Institute and organized into 2-4 page briefs, with footnotes. "One thing we did not "intend to achieve" was victory.....only trying "to cause… Read more about this item

Youngstown, OH: Pig Iron Press, 1984. First Edition. Quarto. This is # 12 of the Pig Iron series. 96pp. Poems, stories, and personal writing from-the-field. Personal photographs of the Viet Nam experience. Bound in pictorial stapled wraps.

Np: (the Permanent Secretariat of the AAPSO; August, 1973), 1973. Small Octavo. 266pp. This book contains three main agendas:Development of the anti-imperialist struggle of the Afro-Asian peoples. Second: Latest developments in Asian, Arab and African countries and lastly, Consolidation of A.A.P.S.O. Political and organizational action. A time table has been laid out. Then, each countries evaluation based on their… Read more about this item

Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Company, 1987. First Edition. Octavo. First printing. Signed by the author on the title page. 350pp. A taunt, often riviting portrayal of the Vietnam war. The scarce first book by the author of "Night Dogs." Bound in back paper covered boards backed in black cloth, spine lettering gilt. A near fine copy in near… Read more about this item

Ha Noi: Khoa Hoc Xa Hoi, 1990. Thick Octavo. Vietnamese text. 828pp. The history of Viet Nam, including wars with France, the United States, and others. Bound in stiff paper wraps printed in red, black and gold, spine lettering red and black. A very good copy with some rubbing to binding.

Saigon, Vietnam; Nd(ca.1962): Directorate of Cultural Affairs Ministry of Culture. First American. Octavo. Vietnam culture series no. 6. 40 pages, printed in English to hopefully influence the Kennedy administration that South Vietnam was progressing. Bound in green pictorial wraps lettered in black. A fine copy.