Military from Turtleman Used Books

First edition. No dust jacket. Tan fabric covered boards show mild wear at the corners. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Owner's name and infomation inside the front cover.

A US. Army manual from the time of WWII. Pretty sure it is no longer state of the art, but could fit in with a military collector's stuff. Seems to be rather rare, too. It does show some wear befitting its age, but not too much. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked.

Very little wear. No dust jacket. Illustrated with photos and drawings, in black and white and color. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Includes a card from the president of the Chrysler Corporation (photo #3). A scarce book.

First edition. The dust jacket shows very little wear, the book shows almost none. Autobiography of a former U. S. Navy Seal, former U. S. Representative and former member of the Trump cabinet. (This autobiography predates that last post, so does not deal with that time or all the ethical questions that drove him to resign.)

Stated first edition, complete number line. Black cover with silver print on the spine, encased in a bright dust jacket showing very little wear. Includes some historical information. Filled with illustrations in color or black and white. The pages are unmarked, clean and tight. Makes one wonder if the Japanese Museum has a display of… Read more about this item

Book has red fabric covered boards with gilt print on the spine, showing very little wear. Some very minor wear near the corners on the dust jacket. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked. The dust jacket is unclipped. A rather rare book in near pristine condition. Filled with black and white illustrations, diagrams and tables.

No dust jacket. Little wear other than an indication that it was dropped on the top right corner at some time, not from too high a distance. Like new otherwise. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. A fairly scarce book. Highly valued.

Signed by author on the title page--no inscription. Little wear. The spine is creaseless but a little concave. The pages are clean and tight. The first of seven in Campbell's series of submarine books. Seems there are few signed copies on the market.

Very little wear. Spine is square and uncreased, pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Signed with an inscription by the authors on the title page.

Very little wear. Spine is square and uncreased. A little price sticker residue on the lower rear. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked. A rare book.

A book on plotting your course when asea, if you happened to forget your GPS. Of course, there were no GPS devices when this was published. Now, it is more nostalgic and collectable than functional, at least until the end times. Very little wear. No spine creases, no margin notes, no folds. Includes many diagrams, tables, charts, and photographs of… Read more about this item

A large book, wider than tall. This book would be described as good to very good if it weren't for the near complete break in the binding in the early pages (see photo #4). The book starts out with several advertisements, and right between an ad for biplanes and one for magnetos, only a few stitches are holding it all… Read more about this item

First edition. No dust jacket. Black fabric with faint printing on the spine. Four little spots where the boards show through, most at corners. Page edges are dusty and soiled, and defied my efforts to clean them up. The pages themselves appear clean, tight and unmarked. A section of photographs in the center. Map on endpapers showing the locations… Read more about this item

Little wear. A book on military tactics. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked, except on an order form, where personal information has been blacked out. Not sure if this will help your weekend paintball combat, but who knows?

Very little wear, no spine creases. Pages are clean, tight and bright.

A collection of 67 songs, apparently approved for singing amongst officers and enlisted. Shows some wear, as one would expect after almost 80 years. All pages are intact and nothing has yet come apart, although the cover is hanging on by just one staple. From the belongings of a former USO club manager.