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160398No publication details. No date. Late 20th Century. Large Chinese Vietnam War papercut on red paper with paper backing. Lower section features four soldiers in uniform looking fiercely towards the enemy while carrying weapons like machine guns and grenades. Upper right section Mao's head and collar portrait the sun with its bold rays extending behind him red flags flying underneath the beaming sun military aircrafts and a tank also featured next to Mao's portrait. Very good. Text in Chinese reads "Vietnam Must Win and US Imperialism Must be Defeated" sheet measures 70 x 50.3cm. . No publication details. unknown
39051201Nanning 1971 Ren Min Chu Ban She. Red & yellow pictorial wrappers very good 47p. Chinese text stapled 1.8 x 17.9 cm. contents clear solid example. RARE FIRST EDITION . . .WITH A LOVELY QUOTE ON THE FRONTISPIECE FROM CHAIRMAN MAO: . . . "The peoples of the whole world unite to defeat U.S. . . Imperialism and all its lackeys." . The front covers shows an enthusiastic Vietnamese youthful group of three North Vietnam Army NVA soldiers or Vietcong VC shooting a machine gun in the air presumably at U.S. Air Force aircraft. The three wear green army style uniforms and belts. . A part of the text reads we liberally translate: . "Who in the world is afraid of whom now It is not the Vietnamese people the Lao people the Cambodian people the Palestinian people the Arab people and the peoples of the world who are afraid of U.S. imperialism but that U.S. imperialism is afraid of the peoples of the world and panics whenever the wind blows. . Weak countries can defeat strong countries and small countries can defeat large countries. As long as the people of small countries dare to rise up and struggle dare to take up arms and take charge of the destiny of their own countries they will certainly be able to defeat the aggression of the big powers. . As long as the people are fully mobilized resolutely rely on the people and wage a people's war any powerful enemy can be defeated. . 700 million Chinese people are the strong backing of the Vietnamese people The vast Chinese territory is a reliable rear for the Vietnamese people." . This was written in 1971 it is interesting to see by that in early 1979 China was at war with Vietnam ! In the end the Vietnamese proved that a small nation can truly defeat a large nation like China ! It was China that was badly beaten by the Vietnamese ! Is that what Mao had in mind when the above was written . SINO-VIETNAMESE WAR OF 1979 Per Wikipedia: . The Sino-Vietnamese War was a border war fought between China and Vietnam in early 1979. China launched an offensive in response to Vietnam's actions against the Khmer Rouge in 1978 which ended the rule of the Chinese-backed Khmer Rouge. Both China and Vietnam claimed victory in the last of the Indochina Wars. . Chinese forces invaded northern Vietnam and captured several cities near the border. On 6 March 1979 China declared that the gate to Hanoi was open and that their punitive mission had been achieved. Chinese troops then withdrew from Vietnam. As Vietnamese troops remained in Cambodia until 1989 China was unsuccessful in its goal of dissuading Vietnam from involvement in Cambodia. Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991 the Sino-Vietnamese border was finalized. Although unable to deter Vietnam from ousting Pol Pot from Cambodia China demonstrated that its Cold War communist adversary the Soviet Union was unable to protect its Vietnamese ally. . Color photos are posted to our website. . CONDITION: . The work is bound in the publisher's limp wrappers with two rusty staples as usual former owner's name & date penned on front cover: "71.10.30." There is a bit of minor rubbing to the spine the pamphlet is solidly and firm with clean contents. . REFERENCE: . SINO-VIETNAMESE WAR OF 1979: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Sino-Vietnamese_War#:~:text=Unsourced% 20material%20may%20be%20challenged%20and%20removed.&text=The %20Sino-Vietnamese%20War%20alsothe%20Chinese-backed%20Khme r%20Rouge. . . unknown
196662733New York: Frederick Fell 1966. First Edition. First Printing. Special Limited Edition number of copies unknown. 8vo. 21cm x 14cm. Publisher's full black leather titled in gilt to spine with decorative gilt ruling to the front board. Clean and handsome. In a black cloth slipcase duplicating the design of the dustjacket for the trade edition. Inscribed on an inserted handmade paper limitation page with some a rather lavish gold ink limitation statement by the author and his wife:<br /> "Mimi and Marguerite with the deep love and affection of The Kruegers Dec. 4 1966 Carl Krueger Ida Krueger"<br /> Billed as "The First Novel of The Vietnam War" and definitely early although according to Newman's bibliographical survey of Vietnam War fiction this rather showy and gung ho novel ranks as the 12th published novel although only 3 novels were published in 1965 whilst the next 25 or so all made na appearance in 1966. This limited presentation issue of the first edition seems completely unknown. Krueger was a decidedly old school author and screenwriter from the post WW2 adventure cinema genre he has writing credits on "Comanche" and "Sabre Jet" both scorching technicolour action movies. He produced the Wyler/Sturges wartime propaganda documentary "Thunderbolt" in 1944 and seems to have had a leaning towards spectacular aircraft movies where the machines occupied as much if not more screen time as the human actors. That certainly seems to have been the intention here it's very aircraft heavyobsessed with the Phantom II and the Vietnamese characters are portrayed as either Machiavellian or offensively stupid. The trade edition dustwrapper bears the statement: "Mr Krueger will personally produce Wings of The Tiger as the greatest air spectacle ever filmed." As far as can be established Mr. Krueger did not. Regardless of anything else it's an interesting illustration of the fact that going into Vietnam with a WW2 mindset was not something exclusively limited to armchair strategists and DC pundits it was also prevalent among those writing and filming accounts of the conflict. Frederick Fell unknown
196687114New York: Frederick Fell Inc 1966. First Edition. First Printing. Octavo 22cm; red cloth with titling and author's facsimile signature stamped in gilt on spine and front cover; dustjacket; xiv2855pp. Some beginning oxidation to the gilt else a fresh very Near Fine copy. Dustjacket is unclipped priced $5.95 lightly edgeworn with a few tiny tears and some very faint foxing on verso; Near Fine. <br /> <br /> While not "The First Novel of Vietnam" as the front panel copy purports Wings of the Tiger is an early Vietnam War novel centered around the role of the United States Air Force throughout the conflict. The author served in the Air Corps during World War II. 87114. Frederick Fell, Inc unknown
197380718Philadelphia: American Friends Service Committee N.d. 1973-74. Poster. Offset lithograph; 22" x 17" printed in two colors on newsprint. Horizontal and vertical fold-lines; mild toning to paperstock; Very Good B. A.F.S.C. imprint lower left; printer's bug lower right. Dated from context. <br /> <br /> An anti-Thieu poster from the final two years of the Vietnam War produced after the main body of American troops had left Indochina and before the fall of Saigon. The poster calls for the defunding of President Thieu's repressive regime in South Vietnam accusing him of building a police state while at the same time enabling the heroin trade carried on by his lieutenants. Quite ephemeral and in very nice condition. American Friends Service Committee unknown
2016206344London: Thames and Hudson 2016. Rilegato hardback. Perfetto Mint. With 88 photographs. Texts by Berbard Plossu Francis Hodgson Max Evans / <span id="result_box" lang="it">Con 88 fotografie. Testi di Bernard Plossu Frances Hodgson e Max Evans</span>. 8vo cm 23x28. pp. 144. Perfetto Mint. Prima edizione First Edition. <em><strong>La raccolta definitiva delle iconiche fotografie a colori di Bernard Plossu dedicate al sudovest americano</strong>. Bernard Plossu è";" stato definito "il più";" americano dei fotografi francesi" dal suo amico e collega Lewis Baltz. Anche se più"; conosciuto per il suo lavoro in bianco e nero spesso dedicato a un mondo bohémien di avventurosi spiriti liberi Plossu ha anche scattato a colori durante tutta la sua carriera. Il libro presenta 88 audaci e cinematografiche fotografie a colori molte delle quali inedite risalenti agli <strong>anni Settanta e ai primi anni Ottanta</strong> quando Plossu era residente negli Stati Uniti. Sorprendentemente realizzate utilizzando il procedimento Fresson di stampa al carbonio queste immagini ritraggono un paesaggio inconfondibilmente americano fatto di motel e rodei deserti e autostrade; un regno che è" allo stesso tempo aspro e onirico imbevuto del mitico immaginario del vecchio West.</em> Thames and Hudson, hardcover
196828795<p>New York:: Cowles 1968. First Printing of the First Edition. A Very Good plus copy with previous owner last name stamp on front and rear endpapers in a Near Fine unclipped dust jacket. General Marshall attended four wars and with a journalist's eye for detail documented numerous major military operations in over 30 books interviewing participants. This battle re-enactment follows the calamitous fighting in three different U.S. operations along a 125 mile long stretch of border land separating Vietnam and Cambodia. Illustrated with photos.</p> Cowles, hardcover
1968XA-2P8R-BCD61968. Hardcover. Good. First edition stated Cowles 1968. Good plus. Jacket has moderate wear nicks and fading. Book has moderate wear smudge to textblock edge; pages lightly yellowed with an occasional minor blemish; binding firm. hardcover
1963723352PN. New. 1963. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition. . PN paperback
199262845New York: Random House 1992. Uncorrected Proof. 8vo. 24cm x 15.5cm. Publisher's printed card wraps some scuffing to the laminate here and there but otherwise a near fine copy. 402pp. Internally clean. Black and white charts and diagrams to prelims. A calm informed nothing held back account of one the most influential battles of the early stages of the Vietnam conflict. Moore and Galloway both present for the events of the book Moore in command and Galloway as a correspondent recount step by step the progress of the battle; the first major engagement of the war the first to extensively use helicopters to drop troops and equipment into battle and the first engagment to utilise B-25 bombers as air support. Galloway describes Ia Drang as "The battle that convinced Ho Chi Minh he could win." although that had little to do with the fighting ability of the 7th Cavalry and more to do with the swift tactics lessons the battle offered and the realisation that the US could take but not hold fight but not pursue and they could destroy but only what was on the surface. It changed the course of the conflict for both sides and took many prior strategic techniques back to the drawing board. Uncorrected proofs of this title are quite scarce. Random House unknown
199228678New York:: Random House 1992. First Printing of the First US Edition. A Fine tight copy in a Fine bright clipped dust jacket. On Nov. 14 1965 the 1st Battalion of the 7th Cavalry commanded by Lt. Col. Moore and accompanied by UPI reporter Galloway helicoptered into Vietnam's remote Ia Drang Valley and found itself surrounded by a numerically superior force of North Vietnamese regulars. Moore and Galloway here offer a detailed account based on interviews with participants and on their own recollections of what happened during the four-day battle. Much more than a conventional battle study the book is a frank record of the emotional reactions of the GIs to the terror and horror of this violent and bloody encounter. Both sides claimed victory the U.S. calling it a validation of the newly developed doctrine of airmobile warfare. Supplemented with maps the memoir is a vivid re-creation of the first major ground battle of the Vietnam War. Photos. Random House, unknown
199229029New York:: Random House 1992. First Printing of the First US Edition. A Fine tight copy in a Fine bright clipped dust jacket. On Nov. 14 1965 the 1st Battalion of the 7th Cavalry commanded by Lt. Col. Moore and accompanied by UPI reporter Galloway helicoptered into Vietnam's remote Ia Drang Valley and found itself surrounded by a numerically superior force of North Vietnamese regulars. Moore and Galloway here offer a detailed account based on interviews with participants and on their own recollections of what happened during the four-day battle. Much more than a conventional battle study the book is a frank record of the emotional reactions of the GIs to the terror and horror of this violent and bloody encounter. Both sides claimed victory the U.S. calling it a validation of the newly developed doctrine of airmobile warfare. Supplemented with maps the memoir is a vivid re-creation of the first major ground battle of the Vietnam War. Photos. Random House, unknown
1971VIETNAM012475Academy editions London. 1971. First edition. Royal octavo. Sewn card wrappers with dustwrapper. A verse sequence which was ''.the result of conversations with a recently returned marine.'' from the author's Note. Black and white frontispiece and cover drawings and two black and white illustrations in the text by Philip Hicks all taken from a sequence by him entitled ''Vietnam Requiem''. One of fifty numbered copies out of a total edition of 300 copies signed by the author and artist.Near fine. Academy editions, London. unknown
198363296Novato CA: Presidio Press 1983. First Edition. 4to. 28.5cm x 22cm. Publisher's original black cloth. Dustjacket. Titled in silver to spine strong and handsome in a clean bright dustjacket. A near fine copy. Internally clean. A collection of large format sketches and photographs by Crace and McJunkin depicting among other things the often jarring contrast between daily life and military duty in Vietnam during the war. Presidio Press unknown
1983160079NOVATO CA PRESIDIO PRESS 1983 1983. DUST JACKET UNCLIPPED FIRST EDITION VERY GOOD. F. Hardcover. ISBN: 0891411755. NOVATO, CA, PRESIDIO PRESS, 1983 hardcover
1991007364Vietnam: State Bank of Vietnam 1991. Very informative book on the history of Vietnamese currency coins tokens and paper money limited edition of 3000 copies. 67 pages in overall bright clean condition just some light browning to first and last couple of pages. Many colour photographs and illustrations all present plus very informative text NO dustwrapper outer boards are clean. HEAVY BOOK 1.4Kg with secure packing EXTRA POSTAGE REQUIRED FOR OVERSEAS. A nice example of this book SEE IMAGES. DETAILED IMAGES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST. First Edition First Printing. Boards. Good Plus/No Jacket. 11 ¾ x 10 Inches. Hardcover. State Bank of Vietnam Hardcover
196845457N.p.: Busines Executives Move for Vietnam Peace 1968. Single 11" x 25-1/2" sheet folded to make six 11" x 8-1/2" panels. On glossy paper. Folded in thirds for mailing; light wear small splash-stain at lower right; Very Good. Address delivered before three meetings of "Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace" in Detroit Chicago and New York June 1968. Eccles 1890-1977 was a prominent banker and economist Chairman of the Federal Reserve under FDR. Business Executives Move for Vitenam Peace BEM was founded in 1967 by Baltimore insurance executive Henry Niles. Scarce; one only in OCLC UC Davis as of August 2019. Busines Executives Move for Vietnam Peace unknown
197062822Vermont: Charles E. Tuttle Company 1970. First Edition. First Printing. 8vo. 21cm x 15cm. Publisher's orange illustrated card covers lightly faded to the spine clean bright and attractive. A very good copy. 127pp. Internally clean. A follow on publication from Waterhouse's very popular first "Vietnam Sketchbook; Drawings from Delta to DMZ". Colonel Charles H. Waterhouse USMC Ret. who fought and was wounded at Iwo Jima became an official civilian War Combat Artist for the US Navy in Vietnam before going on to become the US marine Corps first Artist in Residence until the 1990's. His candid on the ground and occasionally in the air portraits of of Navy and USMC personnel going about their duties amidst the civilian population were very popular and seem to have partly contributed to a definitive artisitic "Aesthetic of Vietnam" an instantly recognisable style of war art that is all but accompanied by a smell and a soundtrack. Charles E. Tuttle Company unknown
1970190661970. U.S. Army Engineer Company photo album early 1970s documents logistical operations base life and personnel composition at Oakland Army Base during the Vietnam War providing visual evidence of military transportation infrastructure and the integration of a diverse workforce within a key Pacific transit hub. The material records the functioning of an engineer unit responsible for vehicle maintenance cargo handling and operational readiness while also capturing the presence of African American servicemen and female personnel within the same working and ceremonial environments. It supports research into military logistics on the U.S. home front race and gender integration in the armed forces and the institutional processes that sustained overseas deployment during the Vietnam War.<br /> <br /> Album containing 369 photographs including 353 color and 16 black and white images most measuring approximately 5 x 3.5 inches compiled at Oakland Army Base and the adjacent Port of Oakland. The contents document heavy machinery and vehicle maintenance including bulldozers cranes transport trucks and military jeeps with numerous images showing mechanics engaged in repair work. Additional photographs depict combat training exercises including rifle instruction with M16 firearms alongside formal ceremonies in which soldiers of varied racial backgrounds and both genders receive promotions commendations and instruction from commanding officers. Several images show administrative office environments providing insight into the clerical and organizational functions supporting base operations. Group scenes include family-oriented gatherings and meals indicating the social dimension of service life within the base setting. Produced at a time when Oakland Army Base operated as a principal embarkation and return point for U.S. forces traveling to and from Vietnam and other locations in East Asia the album documents the domestic infrastructure underpinning overseas military engagement. The emphasis on machinery cargo movement and personnel readiness reflects the scale and complexity of logistical coordination required during the conflict. The visible diversity within the unit corresponds with broader transformations in the U.S. military following desegregation and evolving roles for women making the album relevant to studies of institutional change during the late stages of the Vietnam War. Light wear to album edges and corners photographs well-preserved with minor handling marks; overall very good. A substantial visual record of engineer operations and base life at a critical West Coast military installation during wartime. unknown
1960210781960. Vietnam War Photography Personal photograph album containing 17 silver gelatin photographs documenting civilian life education family and military service in South Vietnam during the 1960s. Original brown vinyl album measuring approximately 3.5" x 4.5"; photographs approximately 2.5" x 3.25".<br /> <br /> The album offers an intimate glimpse into the everyday experiences of South Vietnamese men and women during a period more often documented through the lens of war. Rather than combat scenes the photographs focus primarily on family friendship education courtship and community life creating a personal record of a society navigating rapid social change amid the conflict. Several photographs depict young Vietnamese women wearing traditional áo dài dresses both in formal portraits and informal outdoor settings. One particularly attractive image shows three smiling women walking along a path in patterned áo dài framed by a mixture of traditional and modern architecture. Another studio portrait captures a young woman posed alone and smiling toward the camera suggesting a family member friend or perhaps the album owner's sweetheart.<br /> <br /> Education and youth culture are prominently represented. Multiple photographs show school-aged girls gathered in classrooms and assembled outdoors in large group portraits. The students wear white áo dài and traditional conical hats illustrating the continued importance of educational institutions and cultural traditions during the war years. Several candid classroom scenes preserve moments of ordinary student life rarely encountered in wartime photographic archives. The album also documents changing fashions and modernization in South Vietnam. Young men and women appear in contemporary 1960s clothing posing in parks forests and rural landscapes. One photograph shows a young Vietnamese man seated proudly atop a large tractor reflecting the agricultural modernization efforts underway throughout much of South Vietnam during the period.<br /> <br /> Military service appears in several images. One photograph depicts a South Vietnamese serviceman standing beside an automobile with military vehicles visible in the background suggesting that the album may have belonged to a soldier or military family. Unlike official military photographs however the image emphasizes personal identity rather than military operations reinforcing the album's character as a private keepsake rather than a wartime record. Additional photographs show fishing boats riverside scenes rural landscapes and groups of family members and friends creating a portrait of everyday life that existed alongside the broader conflict. Together the photographs reveal the coexistence of tradition and modernity documenting a generation of South Vietnamese men and women whose lives were shaped by both enduring cultural customs and the upheavals of the Vietnam War era. Photographs appear to have been removed from a larger album at some point with remnants of mounting paper and adhesive visible on versos. Minor wear and handling marks; overall very good condition. A compelling personal archive documenting civilian life education culture and military service in South Vietnam during the 1960s. unknown
196884567Rutland VT: Charles E. Tuttle Company 1968. First Edition. First Printing a trade paperback original. Octavo 21cm; pictorial card wrappers; 56-1262pp; illus. Gentle sunning to spine light wear to extremities else a clean Near Fine copy. Selections from the sketchbook of a US Marine of Iwo Jima fame each illustration captioned. 84567. Charles E. Tuttle Company unknown
68-4971Saigon Vietnam: Vietnam Council On Foreign Relations 1973. 4to. Magazine. Stapled Wraps. B&W plates. Very Good. Vietnam Council On Foreign Relations paperwork and application loosely laid in. Saigon, Vietnam: Vietnam Council On Foreign Relations, 1973. paperback
198723729<p>New York:: Exeter Books 1987. Revised Edition. Fine copy in a Near Fine dust jacket. This is the complete illustrated reference to U.S. Army and Allied ground forces in Vietnam that is encyclopedic in its scope In these 416 pages Stanton covers the entire organization structure and operations from 1961 to 1973. Includes unit tours of service unit designations function arrival and departure dates unit locations strength and insignias. This fully illustrated revised edition includes much added material not available in the 1981 edition published by U.S. News.</p> Exeter Books, hardcover
198622955<p>New York:: Galahad Books 1986. First Printing of this Reprint Edition. A Near Fine copy with two slightly bumped corners in a Very Good plus unclipped dust jacket with a small chip to one corner. This is a reprint edition with much added material not available in the 1981 edition published by U.S. News. This compendium of military information includes over two dozen strategic maps showing the disposition of various units and a list of locales where units fought major battles.</p> Galahad Books, hardcover
68-4973Saigon Vietnam: Vietnam Council On Foreign Relations 1973. 4to. Magazine. Stapled Wraps. 32 pp. Mostly B&W plates. Very Good. Vietnam Council On Foreign Relations paperwork and application loosely laid in. Saigon, Vietnam: Vietnam Council On Foreign Relations, 1973. paperback
