Between the Elephant's Eyes by Scott, General Robert L

New York: Ballantine, 1956. Mass market paperback, later (1976) printing, 206 pages; spine creased and slanted, covers creased, long tear to front cover at spine hinge, pages age toned but very clean and unmarked. See also our listing for Ralph Barker's Strike Hard, Strike Sure : The epic exploits of the men who flew Britain's bombers in World War II, and for Jean Zumbach's extremely scarce On Wings of War : My Life as a Pilot Adventurer.. Soft Cover. Good.

Ballantine: Ballantine. 1959. PBO edition. paperback. B040943; Ballantine #306 K, Photo Cover paperback, very good, good wraps .

Ballantine Books, 1943. Soft cover. Very Good. Published the same year as the Blue Ribbon issue, this is a First Edition thus. A Very Good copy of this classic autobiography in wraps (Softbound). Printed during W.W. II. Front cover has several creases along edges. Interior is clean, NO writing/markings at all. Publishers price of 35 cents on front cover. A Vintage copy - several pages have age-toned. Col Scott was born and died in Georgia. Graduated from West Point. Very Collectible item. 206 pages. Protected in a mylar slip.

Spartanburg, South Carolina: The Honoribus Press, 2003. First edition of this extraordinary autobiography. Octavo, original cloth, frontispiece of Tex as 23rd Fighter Group commander next to the 'Bullfrog,' illustrated with black-and-white photographs and a map of China 1942-1945. Signed by 'Tex' Hill on a National Museum of Pacific War bookplate adhered to the front free endpaper. Near fine in a very good dust jacket. Jacket illustration 'Tigers in the Gorge' by John D. Shaw. In 'Tex Hill: Flying Tiger,' one of America's most famous and beloved flyers recounts his life journey through early life and beyond. With the help of his oldest grandson, Tex chronicles the early days in naval aviation, his work with America's first fighter squadron, and his later advances in Hollywood, hunting, and mineral mining. "When I read 'God Is My Copilot,' Tex Hill became one of my heroes ... This book is long overdue, and should be required reading for all flyers - in fact, for… Read More