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America's History
First
person accounts are taken from unread postcards, letters,
journals, diaries, and memoirs. Richly illustrated with
unpublished photographs, maps, charts, and manuscripts -- these
books contain first person accounts of significant events and
include undiscovered artifacts, machines, and stories of
America's History.
Original
panoramas, historic artwork, and stereoviews bring realism to each book.
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Letters
from the field -- Wallace at the Little Big Horn
By
Douglas Westfall
An unedited report by an officer in
the 7th Cavalry, who survived the most well-known battle
of the West: The Battle of the Little Big Horn.
7 x
7 inches
22 transcripts from 1876; 100 Illustrations,
200 pages with glossary.
ISBN:1-891030-01-9
$18.76 Softcover |
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Prisoners
of the Civil War --
The
Story of Two Americans
& a Steam-powered Submarine
By
Douglas Westfall
Taken
from the memoirs and journals of two men, captured
during the Civil War: on separate sides and in separate
prisons.
7 x
8 inches
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Transcripts from the 1860s;
160 illustrations, 165 pages.
ISBN:1-891030-21-3
$24.95 Hardcover |
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Port
Hudson -- Last Bastion on the Mississippi
By
Pedro Garcia
As far north as the Ohio River valley,
the Mississippi River represented commerce to the Union.
After a year of regaining control, only two ports were
still in Southern hands: Vicksburg in Mississippi and
Port Hudson in Louisiana. Port Hudson, Last Bastion
on the Mississippi, tells the story of this last Confederate
stronghold and the opening of the Mississippi River.
5½ x 8½ inches
80 Photographs; 148 pages
ISBN: 1-891030-47-7
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Aviation

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Discovery of Flight 19
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The Greatest Aviation Mystery of America
By
Jon F. Myhre
The story of the five Grumman TBM Avengers
that disappeared off the coast of Florida in December
of 1945. Follow the flight from the splash-landing in
the dark waters of the Atlantic, to the raising of an
TBM Avenger 45 years later.
8½ x 11 inches
80 Photographs; 175 pages
ISBN: 1-891030-58-2
$25.00 Softcover
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Rain of Fire
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B-29’s Over Japan, 1945
By
Charles L. Phillips, Jr.
Colonel USAF (Ret.)
A first person account of a historic record of
events from the perspective of a combat aircraft commander and
squadron operations officer, some sixty years ago.
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9 x 12 inches - Oversize
225 Photographs; 210 pages
ISBN: 1-891030-32-9
$25.00 Softcover
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Amelia
Earhart's Radio -- How She Disappeared
By
Paul Rafford, Jr.
A new book on the Earhart disappearance
with interviews
of 25 men who were involved in her flight, plus new
testing & research by the author, prove Earhart’s radio was incapable of transmitting
more than 200 miles.
8¼ x 10½ inches
120 Illustrations; 134 pages
ISBN: 1-89-1030-35-32
First Edition
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Amelia
Earhart Survived -- Her Return to America
By
Col. Rollin C. Reineck (Ret.)
A new account of the flight and disappearance
of noted American Aviatrix - Amelia Earhart. Authored by noted
expert.
6 x 9 inches
50 Photographs; 230 pages
ISBN: 1-891030-34-5
$35.00 Hardcover |
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Disaster

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The
Story of the Wreck of the Titanic --
The Ocean's Greatest
Disaster
By
Marshall Everett
First person accounts from the first book on
the sinking of the Titanic steamship.
5½ x 8½ inches
66 illustrations; 350 pages
ISBN: 1-891030-03-5
$19.12 Softcover |
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Two
Weeks In San Francisco --
The Story of the 1906 Earthquake and Fire
By
Douglas Westfall & Henry C. Koerper
Taken from an unpublished first person account
of The Earthquake and Fire. Includes over 250 professional
photographs of the time.
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8½x11
100 Unpublished Photographs
190 pages; 250 b/w Illustrations
ISBN: 1-81030-35-3
$30.00 Softcover
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The
Story of the Great Disaster --
San Francisco’s 1906 Earthquake and Fire
By
W. G. Zeigler
The Story of the Great Disaster is told
here in pictures. Over 100 original photographs of San
Francisco and the vicinity, provide a vista of the Earthquake
and Fire.
10
x 7 inches Landscape
100 Illustrations; 108 pages
ISBN: 1-891030-63-9
Reproduction Edition
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Recollection
of the Fire --
San Francisco’s 1906 Earthquake and Fire
By
James W. Byrne
Recollections of the Fire, is a memoir
of San Francisco’s 1906 Earthquake & Fire,
An excellent story for the entire family, Recollections
is delightfully illustrated.
A First Person Account of the Earthquake
and Fire.
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5½ x 8½
inches
20 Illustrations; 54 pages
ISBN: 1-89-1030-61-2
Reproduction Edition
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San
Francisco Is No More
San Francisco’s 1906 Earthquake and Fire
By
Ronald G. Fick
San Francisco Is No More, comes from
the letters of a 27 year old banker born in The Great
City. His own mansion slightly damaged, he donates
it's use to the prestigious Pacific Union Club.
A First Person Account of the Earthquake
and Fire.
5½
x 8½ inches
20 Illustrations; 54 pages
ISBN: 1-891030-62-0
Reproduction Edition
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