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!

1941 Wings For America Fighting Planes of the U.S.A.

Here is a a wonderful very small book about our military planes before WWII. It includes Military Aviation History, planes numbering system and bombing tactics. Each plane is featured with black and white photo. This book is SMALL, only 7″ x 5″ and only 64 pages. Tiny.

1964 Fighters War Planes of the Second World War Volume 2. by Mr. William Green

The product is a hardcover book titled “1964 Fighters War Planes of the Second World War Volume 2. by Mr. William Green.” Published by Doubleday in Great Britain in 1964, this illustrated book in English features World War II airplanes as its subject. The author, William Green, is known for his expertise in military aviation history, and this volume offers detailed information and illustrations of fighter planes used during the war. With the illustrations by Dennis I. Punnett, this book provides a comprehensive look at the aerial warfare of World War II, making it a valuable addition to any collector’s library.

How To Draw Planes Frank Wootton 1943 5th Impression Military Condition Issues

This is a book called How To Draw Planes by Frank Wootton. It is dated 1943 and is the 5th Impression. It has Condition Issues. Almost every page has pencil markings or drawings on it. There are a lot of sketches of boats for some reason. The book has a lot of wear, but it was well loved and is a testament to the material that kids were exposed to during WWII.