Published by the Royal Artillery Institute this is the 3rd, revised edition of this study on the development of artillery from the first use of gunpowder to the end of World War II.

1968, Royal Artillery Inst, , ,< P-01>,88pp, 79 ills, good in card covers, , CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 18327-01..............................£6.00 

The development of the American Tank Force, 1917-20. The author examines the design and development of the first US Army tanks, the training of crews, the problems of transportation, the evolution of tactics and the three battles of St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne and St. Quentin, in which the United States Army first used tanks.

1990, Presidio Press, , 0891413545,< P-01>,257pp, 64 photos, bibliography, index, Fine in d/w, ,
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 3579-02..............................£10.00 

Armour, Camouflage and markings of the United States, British and German Armies, June 1944 to May 1945. Includes National and aerial identification marks, unit codes and tactical signs.

1979, Arms & Armour Press, , 0853684820,< P-01>,96pp,65 col & 205 b/w ills & photos. Large format, Pen mark on inside board ow good in dw, ,
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 19199-01..............................£20.00 

When war broke out in Europe the US Army was ill-prepared and woefully ill-equipped. As part of the build up of their mechanised armor capabilities, in 1941 the War department authorised the formation of the first of 53 anti-tank battalions, dubbed "Tank Destroyers" for psychological reasons. The aggressive orientation of the force was embodied in their slogan "Seek-Strike-Destroy". This Concord publication is an extensively illustrated photo study of the various weapons and vehicles, and their operational deployment and use in the various theaters of war.

1996, Concord Publications, , 9623616090,< P-01>,A4 format, 72pp, 8 colour plates, c200 b/w photos, New in card cover, , CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 33840-01..............................£12.99 

The assault-guns and self-propelled artillery of the Soviet Army from WWII to the late '80s. A photo study in the fotofax series.

1989, Cassell, , 0853689571,< P-01>,48pp, 85 photos., fine, , CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 2314-01..............................£5.00 

In June 1941 the 39 Russian Armoured divsions had more than 20,000 tanks at their disposal, however many were obsolete and it took time to build the T-34's and KVs that would match the German Panzers on equal terms. In addition to coverage of Imperial Russian Vehicles and the mechanization of the Red Army during the 1920's and 1930's the contents include mechanized Artillery Units, Tank Destroyers heavy Assault Guns and Airborne and Light Fighting vehicles.

1984, Arms & Armour Press, , 0853686068,< P-01>,240pp. photgraphs and drawings., Slight fading on spine ow good in dw. ex libris sticker inside cover., ,
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 18218-01..............................£26.00 

The countries represented are Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechoslovakia, Finland, Germany, Hungary ,Italy, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia. Arranged in country by country order the topics covered include, where known, camouflage painting, national unit and tactical insignia, tactical numbering and any other markings that have been noted.

1983, Arms & Armour Press, , 0853685835,< P-01>,96pp, over 400 illustrations inc.56 colour plates and 220 unit insignia, Very good in dw, ,
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 1117-01..............................£18.00 

Armor At War series 7044. The US Army began WWII lacking armored field artillery vehicles. The T30 75mm HMC and the T19 105mm HMC were hastily brought into service, followed in the summer of 1943, by the 105mm M7 Priest and the M8 75mm HMC to provide fire support for armored cavalry reconnaissance squadrons. In 1944 the M12 155mm GMC arrived with field artillery battalions. This large gun allowed only carried a few rounds of ammunition so the companion M30 cargo carrier was built to supply ammunition. This volume is packed with high quality US Army Signal Corps photos, depicting the motor gun carriages in action throughout the war.

2002, Concord Publications, , 9623616880,< P-01>,A4 format, 72pp, 16 color profiles, 184 b/w photos, New, , CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 33005-01..............................£12.99 

A photographic history of the range of military passenger vehicles built by Czech automotive manufacturer, Tatra from 1916 through to the 1940s. Czech/English text.

2007, Jiri Jakab, , 9788087161005,< P-01>,A4 format, 80pp, 102 b/w & 44 colour photos, New in card cover, Czech/Eng text, CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 35054-01..............................£16.95 

A new series of color profiles from Polish publisher, Kagero, featuring major armored campaigns. As usual the book is packed with action photographs & scale color profiles, plus a decal sheet for modellers. Polish/English text

2004, Kagero, Poland, , 8389088038X,< P-01>,80pp, 7pp colour profiles, 100 + b/w ills & photos, 1/72 & 1/35 decal sheet, New in card cover, Poliish/Eng text, CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 32267-01..............................£14.00