Complete description of the legendary Bofors gun, carriage and ammunition. US War Dept manual. With many illustrations - photographs and line drawings - including colour drawings of the loading and operating system.

The story of a Canadian Officer on loan to the British Army in the Second World War who served with the Middlesex Regiment as a machine gun officer. The book is a personal account of the war operations of Rex Fendick, the Canadian of the title, and who fought non-stop from D-Day through to the German surrender.

The origin of this compendium is unknown - it is a collection of 100 line drawings of tanks from around 1916/17 to perhaps 1920. The drawings are all on linen paper, and are oversized: this has meant they have had to be reduced in many cases by varying amounts. Nevertheless the detail they give of early British tanks (especially the Mark V and variants) is remarkable, and even for non-tank readers they are too interesting to miss. A full sized set of these drawings can be made available on request.

The history of 11th Armoured Division from Normandy to the end of the war. This history was written by a member of the division just after the war, and covers operations by 11th armoured from D-Day through to the end of the war. A good history, accompanied by a complete Roll of honour.

This may be short but it is full of important detail about 30 Corps and its progress from Normandy to North Germany in 1944-1945. The real attraction comes from the textual clarity and the 46 coloured maps which illustrate every significant move or operation. MLRS already publishes a more detailed history ("Club Route in Europe") but this book lies side-by-side with its companion, giving more detail and the additional benefit of the extremely clear coloured maps.

This is a detailed report published after the Second World War on the supply system used by the Germans for the German Air Force. It covers all levels of command and all aspects of the German methods of supply including manufacturing, movement, field installations, transport and repair and salvage. There are also two chapters on the campaign in the Ukraine and identification of equipment.

The Administration of 21st Army Group from D-Day to the end of the war with Germany. The original book was produced by the admin staff of 21 Army Group at the end of the war, and covers all aspects of supply from D-Day tot he end of the war, with an important section on the artificial harbours at Arromanches. It includes all the aspects of war normally disregarded by the military historian unless there was a problem - this is a success story and the volume is of fundamental importance in understanding what the "sinews of war" are. Complete with all appendices, maps, flow charts, graphs and diagrams. 156 A4 pages (softbound) plus Appendices A-U and all diagrams.

Published by the British Admiralty in 1945, this manual has details of all ammunition and explosive stores in use by the Royal Navy at that time. It also has earlier material which was officially deleted from stores but which remains in the manual as the amendments were applied very gently. It covers everything from small arms ammunition to great shell, as well as pyrotechnics (including star shell and Schermuly rockets) and is illustrated with 40 full colour plates, many of which are A3 size. Well worth the money to any collector of ammunition material.