Search Results: Titles starting with M from Sagebrush Valley Book Shoppe

The New American Library, 1967. Hardcover. very good/good, considerable wear to dj. Hardcover, very good overall, mostly DJ wear, which is considerable, chipping and small pieces missing, but intact. Book club edition.

S.A. Duff Publications, 1996-01-01. Paperback. Very Good. 8x5x0. minor reader wear and has a few grease spots

MACHINERY, 1944. Single Issue Magazine. Good.

MACHINERY, 1945. Single Issue Magazine. Good.

Scribner, 1998-05-11. Hardcover. Very Good/minor damage to dj. dj has shelfwear, book in excellent condition

Pocket, 1990-03-01. Mass Market Paperback. Good. former library book with library markings, general wear and yellowing

Pocket, 1981-08-01. Paperback. Very Good. spine creases, minor shelfwear

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, 1941. Single Issue Magazine. Good.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, 1941. Single Issue Magazine. Good.

Trinity Christian Center, 2001. Special TBN Edition. Paperback. Very Good. minor shelfwear

Trinity Broadcasting Network, 2001. Paperback. cover wear and creases. very good, mostly wear to cover, some light creases and edge bumps.

Simon & Schuster, 1995-09-05. Hardcover. Very Good. light shelfwear

1955-10-01. Paperback. Good. About 20 pages, contents include: The New Director, James F. Rorimer; A Roman Sarcophagus from Radminton House, by Christine Alexander (9 pages); The Theater in France, by A. Hyatt Mayor (6 pages); The Hidden Treasures of China, A Visit to Formosa, by Aschwin Lippe (History of China's art work and it's flight to Taiwan when China went communist, report of the author who visited the treasure - 7 pages)

Naval Institute Press, 1959. 5th Printing . Hardcover. Very Good/no DJ. hardcover, no DJ, former library book with typical issues, very good overall.

Society of American Military Engineers , 1940. magazine. Good. Condition is very good overall. July - August 1940, Vol. 32 Number 184, about 80 pages, Safeguarding the Western Hemisphere (3 pages); Transportation – Its Use and Misuse in Peace and War (3 pages); Possible Results of the European War (3 pages); Maritime Preparedness (3 pages); Strategic Canals (6 pages); Atmospheric Pollution and Health (2 pages); Present War and Future Europe, Part II (5 pages); An Experimental Cement – Soil Levee Road (New Orleans 3 pages); Geographic Service in the French Armies During the War 1914-1918 (5 pages); The Engineers of the IV Corps (3 pages); The R.O.T.C – Keystone of Emergency Leadership (4 pages); much more.

Society of American Military Engineers , 1936. magazine. Acceptable. Condition is good overall, cover glue coming loose but intact, otherwise a fine copy, reader wear but an excellent reader copy. July-August 1936, Vol. 28 Number 160, about 100 pages, many advertisements, contents include: The Bombing of Mauna Loa, 1935 (Hawaii – 6 pages); The Port of Miami, Florida (5 pages); Divisional Engineers in the Advance (10 pages); The Fort Monroe Seawall (5 pages); Demolition Tests in the Tennessee Valley (3 pages); Collapse of Collective Security (2 pages); National Defense in Canada (2 pages); Strategic Mineral Supplies 7, Platinum (5 pages); The Coast Artillery School (3 pages); A Battleground of the Ages (Asia Minor – Palestine 9 pages); Reichsarbeitsdienst (Labor Service – 2 pages); Engineers Decisions under Contracts (4 pages)

Society of American Military Engineers , 1939. magazine. Good. Condition is very good overall. May - June 1939, Vol. 31 Number 177, about 80 pages; Mars not Marx! (the purpose and value of control); Sending Pictures Through the Air; War Without Gold, The Mystery of “Rebel” Finance (Spanish Civil War); George Washington, The Engineer; Twenty Years of the Army; Flood Control in the Pittsburgh District; Seventeen Days of Sunset; Hydraulic Model Design – Distribution of Scale; Portable Steel Bridge, H-10 Capacity; The Mass Production of Maps; The Present Status of Manganese; Making an Army Officer; The Willamette Basin Project; Land reclamation and Shore Protection in the Netherlands; While Czecho-Slovakia Was passing; Random Rubble; much more.

Society of American Military Engineers , 1939. magazine. Good. Condition is very good overall. September - October 1939, Vol. 31 Number 179, about 80 pages; Washington National Airport; The Democracies Prepare For War; Concealment of Motor Vehicles; His majesty’s Foreign Legions; An Experimental Bamboo Stringer Bridge; The Cost of Unpreparedness; 3rd Army Maneuvers, 1938; The Expansion of the British Army; Financing a World’s Fair; Construction of the New York World’s Fair; Safety Pays! The Corps of Engineers Proves It; Strategic Mineral Supplies – Straws in the Wind; The Seismic Method of Exploration Applied to Construction Projects; Artists’ Impressions of the World War; Historical Engineer Map Problem – St. Mihiel Campaign, September 1918; much more

Society of American Military Engineers , 1939. magazine. Good. Condition is very good overall. March - April 1939, Vol. 31 Number 176, about 80 pages; Wreckage at Clason Point, Bronx, New York (picture); Engineering Aspects of the New England Hurricane of September 1938; Sulphur Production; The Columbia River Between Vancouver and the Dalles; Pay As You Shoot; Soil Stabilization; The Conservation of the Alaska Salmon Fisheries; Notes on Camouflage Testing in Texas; Population Changes and the National Defense; A Simplified Study of Flood Runoff; Strategic Material Supplies in Germany; Mineral Water at Hot Springs Arkansas; Marine Corps Schools at Quantico; Surveying by Speedometer; much more.

Society of American Military Engineers , 1940. magazine. Good. Condition is very good May – June 1940, Vol. 32 Number 183, about 80 pages, Russia in the Past (6 pages); Engineering Problems of Marine Brigades (4 pages); The Quartermaster Corps in Peace and War (6 pages); The Federal Bureau of Investigation Guards Against Espionage (1 page); Present War and a Future Europe, Part I (6 pages); The Chinese Incident and the American Revolution (2 pages); Design of Protective Wall for .30-Caliber Ranges (3 pages); Third Dimension Maps (5 pages); Between East and West, Problems of Contemporary Hungary (4 pages); Anglo-Military Notes (3 pages); Flood Control Structures as Affected by Coal Mining Practice (4 pages); Army Activities in the Puerto Rican Department (2 pages); National Rivers and harbors Congress, March 13-14 1940 (3 pages); much more.