Wehrmacht Combat Helmets 1933-45
Written by Brian Bell
Illustrated by Kevin Lyles
Format: Trade Paperback, 64 pages
On Sale: June 24, 2004
Price: $18.95
The German Stahlhelm is perhaps the most recognizable image of World War II (1939-1945). Manufactured in its millions, it was used or copied by many countries. It is still one of the most collected relics of the war; but despite its relative availability, prices have reached levels that challenge collectors to...
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Wehrmacht Combat Helmets 1933-45
Written by Brian Bell
Illustrated by Kevin Lyles
Format: eBook, 64 pages
On Sale: December 18, 2012
Price: $14.95
The German Stahlhelm is perhaps the most recognizable image of World War II (1939-1945). Manufactured in its millions, it was used or copied by many countries. It is still one of the most collected relics of the war; but despite its relative availability, prices have reached levels that challenge collectors to...
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Maling and other Tynside Pottery
Written by R.C. Bell
Format: Trade Paperback, 32 pages
On Sale: August 24, 2010
Price: $11.95
In its centenary year of 1862 the Maling factory was producing 90 per cent of the jam jars used in England and Scotland. Thousands more were exported and they became synonymous with Rington's tea and Keillers marmalade, other uniquely British companies. With the aid of over 50 illustrations, this book traces...
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Old Gramophones
Written by Ben Bergonzi
Format: Trade Paperback, 32 pages
On Sale: November 18, 2008
Price: $11.95
From the late 1880s until the end of the 1920s sound recordings in the home could be played on either disc gramophones or cylinder phonographs. Characterized by their acoustic horn the gramophone evolved into something more than just a machine for playing music - it became fine musical furniture in the...
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English Drinking Glasses 1675-1825
Written by L Bickerton
Format: Trade Paperback, 32 pages
On Sale: November 17, 2009
Price: $11.95
In 1675 George Ravenscroft invented the lead glass formula which was to transform glass selling in England. Previously table glass was imported from the continent, mostly from Venice, but now an indigenous industry developed rapidly, producing drinking glasses of such quality and fascinating design as to capture the entire home market...
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