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War Department Field Manuals WW II Era Manuals 1939 to 1950 Lot of 7
Condition: Pre-Owned Condition
Observations: These came from the Estate of the man who owned these books. He was a mechanic during his enlistment into the Army in 1940 and by other documents in his Estate, he then transferred to the Army National Guard in 1950 and continued his career for another 8 years until 1958. These books were among others in his garage shop and have wear from age and from being stored with his other mechanical books in his garage.
Item Specifications:1 - FM 12 - 5: Military Training 19441 - Pamphlet 21-41: Personal Conduct for a Soldier 19491 - Basic Field Manual Unarmed Defense 19421 - FM 21-40: Defense Against Chemical Attack 19462 - Basic Field Manual - Engineer's Soldier's Handbook 19431 - NAVEXOS P-41Navy Yards and Naval Stations Shipping:Should you find more than one thing you would like, I am happy to work with you to combine shipping as I do not look to make a profit off of shipping.
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All items offered in the Venture Back Collections store are thoroughly cleaned and inspected as closely as possible to note any observations of use as all items are pre-owned.
Glassware, Stemware, China, Ceramics and Porcelain are shortly soaked in water to expose any chips, cracks or crazing that is difficult to see with the eye so that I can do my best to keep these types of flaws at a minimum and then hand dried and polished.
Other items such as wood, leather, silver, aluminum and brass are cleaned and polished as best as possible, unless otherwise noted.
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Each item is carefully double wrapped and packaged for strength and the ability to make it to its destination safely. I am a realist in that after the packages leave my care, they could be tossed, dropped, and have other packages thrown on them; despite the "fragile" warnings I apply to the outer panels of the boxes.
