WOMEN AT WAR Canada Women Workers War Effort 1943 World War 2 Ships Planes BOOK

The product is a hardcover book titled “Women at War: Canada’s Women Workers and the War Effort, 1943” from World War 2. It is illustrated and focuses on the military and war topic during the WWII period. The book is printed in Canada and provides a historical perspective on the contributions of women in the war effort, shedding light on their roles and impact during this significant time in history. This book is in good condition and comes as shown in the photos. Please review photos carefully as they are part of the description. Feel free to contact me with any questions before purchasing, and check out my page for more great deals!

WW2 1943 Planes in Action by Reed Kinert & 1942 Wings for America by T. Penfield

America’s Fighting Planes by Reed Kinert (1943, HC, 8.25″ x 11″, 144 pp, Good+), Wings for America (HC, 5.52″ x 7″, 64 pp, Good-). Get both young adult books for one price. The books are sold in the conditions shown, so check the many pics for content and condition specifics, and feel free to ask any questions you may have. From a smoking-free home. Please, only US bidders on this lot. Shipping is $6.99 for USPS Media Mail.

America’s Fighting Planes in Action By Reed Kinert 1943 Hardcover Book

The book, illustrated by the author himself, showcases the military history of the United States through detailed information and images of various planes used during World War II. With a focus on military aviation, this collectible book provides a valuable insight into the role of planes in the fight for freedom and democracy.

Little Blue Book 1823, HOW TO UNDERSTAND PROBLEMS OF ADOLESCENCE, print 1943

VG copy of Little Blue Book 1823, How to Understand the Problems of Adolescence, by John H. Burma, print circa 1943 by Haldeman-Julius Co., Girard Kansas. VG condition with no tears or writing in book or on cover. This booklet is quite intact (no loose or missing covers); however, it is nearly 100 years old and should be handled appropriately. Winning US bidder pays only $2.59 for 1st class shipping.