Search Results: Titles starting with M from Sagebrush Valley Book Shoppe

The New American Library, 1967. Hardcover. very good/good, considerable wear to dj. Hardcover, very good overall, mostly DJ wear, which is considerable, chipping and small pieces missing, but intact. Book club edition.

S.A. Duff Publications, 1996-01-01. Paperback. Very Good. 8x5x0. minor reader wear and has a few grease spots

MACHINERY, 1944. Single Issue Magazine. Good.

MACHINERY, 1945. Single Issue Magazine. Good.

Scribner, 1998-05-11. Hardcover. Very Good/minor damage to dj. dj has shelfwear, book in excellent condition

Pocket, 1990-03-01. Mass Market Paperback. Good. former library book with library markings, general wear and yellowing

Pocket, 1981-08-01. Paperback. Very Good. spine creases, minor shelfwear

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, 1941. Single Issue Magazine. Good.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, 1941. Single Issue Magazine. Good.

Trinity Broadcasting Network, 2001. Paperback. cover wear and creases. very good, mostly wear to cover, some light creases and edge bumps.

Trinity Christian Center, 2001. Special TBN Edition. Paperback. Very Good. minor shelfwear

Simon & Schuster, 1995-09-05. Hardcover. Very Good. light shelfwear

1955-10-01. Paperback. Good. About 20 pages, contents include: The New Director, James F. Rorimer; A Roman Sarcophagus from Radminton House, by Christine Alexander (9 pages); The Theater in France, by A. Hyatt Mayor (6 pages); The Hidden Treasures of China, A Visit to Formosa, by Aschwin Lippe (History of China's art work and it's flight to Taiwan when China went communist, report of the author who visited the treasure - 7 pages)

Naval Institute Press, 1959. 5th Printing . Hardcover. Very Good/no DJ. hardcover, no DJ, former library book with typical issues, very good overall.

Society of American Military Engineers , 1929. First Edition. magazine. Acceptable. magazine, original, Condition is good overall, front cover entirely loose (but present), the text block is complete and sturdy.January-February 1929, Vol. 21 Number 115, about 134 pages, many advertisements, contents include: Function of the Navy in National Defense (3 pages); Military Building in Peace and War (2 pages-pictures); Flood Control on the Sacramento (4 pages); Fort McIntosh and the 8th Engineers (2 pages); Mapping the City of Chicago (12 pages); The Civil War Battle of Bentonville (March 19-20 1865 – 7 pages); Glimpses of the Civil War; Field Construction with Green Timber (3 –pages); Editorial – Problem of National Defense, Do We Really Want Peace?, Army Promotion, Some Illuminating Figures of World War I (2 pages); The Task of Taming the Big Muddy (3 pages); Geology and Improvement on Osage River (2 pages); Great Northern Tunnel through Cascades (8… Read More

Society of American Military Engineers , 1941. magazine. Good. Condition is good March - April 1941, Vol. 33 Number 188, about 80 pages, Assault of a Fortified Position (French forts -10 pages); Field Training in Engineer Operations (3 pages); Malta – Crossroads of the Mediterranean (5 pages); Engineer Buttons and Castle (2 pages); Training a Selectee to be an Engineer Soldier (3 pages); Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri (3 pages); Editorial (Role of the Engineer in National Defense – 1 page); Peru (Overview of the country circa 1941 – 4 pages); Engineers in Battle (German Engineers in France and Belgium – 5 pages); Engineer Board Notes, Research in Camouflage and Concealment Facilities – (2 pages); Great Lakes Ports and Waterways (10 pages); - And Six machine Guns (Engineers receiver machine guns for their missions – 3 pages); Lighting of Drafting Rooms (5 pages); Lighting the Pennsylvania… Read More

Society of American Military Engineers . magazine. Good. Condition is very good overall.March - April 1940, Vol. 32 Number 182, about 80 pages; An Industrialist Looks at War (Raoul E. Desvernine, Crucible Steel Co. – 5 pages); Modern United States Cavalry (6 pages); Actual Economic Results of Japan in Manchuria (3 pages); United States Highways in Peace and War (5 pages); The Puerto Rico National Guard (2 pages); Public Utilization of maps in the Lower Mississippi Basin (5 pages); Oscillatory Waves in Deep Water (3 pages); The Polish Campaign, 1939, The Other Side (Poland’s side – 6 pages); German Engineers in the Polish Campaign (1 page); Design and Construction of Siphons at Marked Tree, Arkansas (7 pages); It Pays to Study Military History (2 pages); Testing Drivers for the National Guard (2 pages); much more.

Society of American Military Engineers , 1940. magazine. Good. Condition is very good May – June 1940, Vol. 32 Number 183, about 80 pages, Russia in the Past (6 pages); Engineering Problems of Marine Brigades (4 pages); The Quartermaster Corps in Peace and War (6 pages); The Federal Bureau of Investigation Guards Against Espionage (1 page); Present War and a Future Europe, Part I (6 pages); The Chinese Incident and the American Revolution (2 pages); Design of Protective Wall for .30-Caliber Ranges (3 pages); Third Dimension Maps (5 pages); Between East and West, Problems of Contemporary Hungary (4 pages); Anglo-Military Notes (3 pages); Flood Control Structures as Affected by Coal Mining Practice (4 pages); Army Activities in the Puerto Rican Department (2 pages); National Rivers and harbors Congress, March 13-14 1940 (3 pages); much more.

Society of American Military Engineers , 1942. magazine. Acceptable. Condition is good overall, cover is loose, but intact (like a slipcover), old moisture damage on front cover, doesn't effect the pages and pretty minor, impacting the front cover mostly.December 1942, Vol. 34 Number 206, about 70 pages, plus 20 of advertising; Approach to Foreign Map Reading Part II (12 pages with charts on deciphering foreign characters - Japanese, Russian, Arabic, etc..); Principles of Leadership (4 pages); Airborne Command Adds New Speed and Striking Power to Ground Forces (3 pages, mostly pictures); The Battle Fronts (mostly about North Africa - Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia - 3 pages w/ large map); Soil Tests for Military Construction (5 pages); Signal Lamps for Surveying at Night (1 page); Soviet Engineers in an Offensive (3 pages); Forcing Water Obstacles by Soviet Engineers (2 pages); The Development of Timber Connectors (3 pages); The Society of American Military Engineers, History, Organization and… Read More

Society of American Military Engineers , 1940. magazine. Good. Condition is very good overall.November - December, Vol. 32 Number 186, about 80 pages; The Engineer and National Defense (4 pages); Electric Power in American Industry (4 pages); Flood Control in New England (9 pages); The Army Transport Service (3 pages); The First Army Maneuvers, Impressions of the Two-Sided Army Exercise (8 pages); Water Supply for Military Purposes (4 pages); Magnificent Obstacle (Mississippi River Crossing – 3 pages); What Does It mean to You? (Mobilization Day – 3 pages); Engineers in Combat (7 pages); How We Should Prepare for National Defense (4 pages); This Guerrilla Warfare (3 pages); Random Rubble; Index January-December 1940 (3 pages); much more.