Search Results: Authors starting with J from Mikhail Barkovskiy

21x29, Pb, laminated, new copy, 80pp: 15pp of text, 45pp of drawings, 11pp pf colo rand 7pp of b/w photographs.

Polish text. 21x29, Pb, new copy, 63pp. B/w photographs, line drawing and and color schemes. Interesting reference

Polish text. 21x29, Pb, new copy, 52pp. 66 different color painting schemes. Massive reference.

Polish text. 21x29, Pb, new copy, 62pp. B/w photographs and color drawings.

Polish text. 21x29, Pb, laminated, new copy, 52pp. Richly illustrated: 170 full color schemes of T-34 camouflage and markings. Massive reference.

Text in Polish. 20,5x20,5, Hb, laminated, new copy, 284pp. Richly illustrated (color photographs throughout). Book is devoted to old Polish porcelain, glass and silver tableware. Interesting reference.

Polish text. Vol. 164 in the series of books devoted to Polish Army weapons and equipment of the Polish-German war 1939. Pb, laminated, new copy, 64pp. Well illustrated: 11 line drawings (incl. 1 fold-out), 7 color and 45 b/w photographs. Incl.: foreword; pre-1936 uniforms of the Polish Air Force; new M1936 uniform: development and introduction; officer's service coat and trousers; officer's shirt tie; enlisted man's service coat and trousers; enlisted man's service visor cap; officer's service visor cap; air force beret; airfield fatigue uniform; enlisted man's service overcoat; officer's service overcoat; other items of outerwear; footwear; belts; additional items of uniforms; additional items of service equipment; flying uniforms and equipment: flying suits; flying helmets; flying goggles; flying gloves; flying footwear; flying scarfs; rescue parachutes; during the war of 1939; early postwar PAF uniform; the enemy: Luftwaffe uniforms in 1939.

Text in Polish. 16.5x23.5cm, Pb, laminated, new copy, 320pp, organization tables and charts in text. Incl.: PART I: the role and place of the infantry in the structure of the Polish Army in 1918-1939: infantry during WWI; infantry of the Polish Army during the first years on independence; rebirth of the Polish Army and formation of infantry units 1918-1920, demobilization and conversion to piece-time organization in 1920-1923; the role and place of the infantry in the structure of the Polish Army between 1923 and 1935: the origin of the piece-time organization of the infantry, infantry of the Frontier Defense Corps, changes in organization of the infantry in 1921-1926, infantry of the Polish Army at the beginning of the 1930s; further changes in organization in 1936-1939. PART II: career officers' education, troops basic and advanced training: officers training and training establishments; NCO training; role of NCO in troops training; troops training and education. PART III: infantry weapons and… Read More

17x23, Hb, VG in good Dj (minor age wear and tear on edges), 136pp, 2nd edition. Photographic album includes 140 b/w photographs accompanied with veterans commentaries. Textual part includes some historical information on the Polish Air Force of the period, relations between polish airmen and british commanders as well as civilians, notes on participans, awarded, casualties etc. Interesting reference. Text in Polish, summary in English

Polish text. Vol. 183 in the series of books devoted to Polish Army weapons and equipment of the Polish-German war 1939. Pb, laminated, new copy, 64pp. Well illustrated: color and b/w photographs and drawings (incl. 1 fold-out plate). Incl.: historical background; army chaplain responsibilities; formal requirements; military chaplaincy organization; activities; uniforms and insignia; field equipment; vehicles; mobilization in 1939; wartime service

Text in Polish. 20.5x29cm, Pb, new copy, 24pp. Richly illustrated: 21 full page color plates. Incl.: preface; pilot badges; observer badges; gunner badges; radioman badges; radio locator badges; bombardier badges; meteorologist badges; targeting analyst badges; mechanic badges; medic badges; parachutist badges; model maker badges; other specialist badges. RARE, OUT OF PRINT

Polish text. Vol. 283 in the series of books devoted to Polish Army weapons and equipment of the Polish-German war of 1939. Pb, laminated, new copy, 64pp. Well illustrated: 11 color and 59 b/w photographs, 5 color and 7 line drawings (incl. 1 fold-out). Incl.: foreword; the origin of Mitrailleuse Hotchkiss de 13.2 mm and historic background; first Polish Army heavy machine gun; travel to Hotchkiss factory; procurement and tests of 1931; heavy machine guns for the Polish armored troops; heavy machine guns for the Polish Navy; ammunition; Hotchkiss 25 mm cannon; combat use in 1939; the enemy: Red Army DShK 1938 heavy machine gun.

Polish text. Vol. 145 in the series of books devoted to Polish Army weapons and equipment of the Polish-German war 1939. Pb, laminated, new copy, 64pp. Well illustrated: 4 color plates (incl. 1 fold-out), 38 color photographs and drawings, 59 b/w photographs and line drawings in text. Incl.: foreword; dress regulations; officers' uniform sets senior NCO uniform sets; officer uniforms: jacket and trousers, redingote, frock coat, overcoats, cape; headdress: officer & NCO peaked caps, full dress fore and aft hat and epaulettes, underwear and miscellaneous; footwear and leggings; special dress: NCO working dress; infantry-type field uniform, special uniform for submarine crews; other items of dress: buttons; belts, aiguillettes; insignia: officers' insignia, branch insignia, senior NCO insignia, active service chevrons, extended service chevrons, senior NCO specialists insignia, petty officers; edged weapons: sabre, dagger, regulations for wear; Polish-German war of 1939; the enemy: Kriegsmarine.

Text in Polish. 17x24cm, Pb, laminated, new copy, 94pp, over 100 illustrations, mainly b/w photographs. Vol. 35 in the series of books devoted to the Polish Infantry of 1918-1939. Incl.: foreword; Polnische Wehrmacht Officieren Aspiranten Schule 1917-1918; officers cadet school 1918-1926; during the May Coup of 1926; Officers Infantry School 1926-1928; Infantry Officers Cadet School 1928-1939; standard; enroll conditions; training program; maneuver regiment; sports activities; promotion; barracks; the Belvedere honor guard; social life; German invasion of Poland 1939

Polish text. Vol. 203 in the series of books devoted to Polish Army weapons and equipment of the Polish-German war 1939. Pb, laminated, new copy, 64pp. Well illustrated: 11 color and 115 b/w illustrations (incl. fold-out). Incl.: foreword; order for putting on personal equipment; mechanical tools; measuring equipment; explosives; engineering ammunition; detonators; electric detonators; field mines; barbed-wire entanglement; field power generators; tree blowdowns; water-crossing equipment; pile drivers; the enemy: German Army light engineering equipment

Polish text. Vol. 241 in the series of books devoted to Polish Army weapons and equipment of the Polish-German war 1939. Pb, laminated, new copy, 64pp. Well illustrated: 4 color and 73 b/w photographs, 14 line drawings (incl. 1 fold-out). Incl.: 1920s; experimental trainings (1932); development of gas defense units; decontamination procedures; working time and materials consumption norms; units special dress & equipment.

Polish text. 17,5x24, Pb, laminated, new copy, 120pp. Well illustrated: 17 color and 108 b/w photographs, 9 line drawings in text. Descr. Polish Army basic AT gun of 1939. Incl.: introduction; local Polish Army efforts to introduce modern AT gun; local research works; purchasing a licence; domestic production and changes in design; export; development of AT defense; in the service with the Polish Army: infantry AT gun, cavalry AT gun, motorized troops; Frontier Defense Corps, National Defence units, other troops; organization of AT units; M37 tank gun; M38 fortress gun; effectiveness against tanks; effectiveness against fortifications; combat use in 1939; in the service with the German Army; in the service with the Red Army; motorization; crew training; ammunition; transport; additional equipment; gun design. Massive reference

Polish text. Vol. 238 in the series of books devoted to Polish Army weapons and equipment of the Polish-German war 1939. Pb, laminated, new copy, 64pp. Illustrated with color and b/w drawings, photographs and organization charts.: establishment of the General Districts (1918-1919); establishment of District Commands (1921); reorganization in 1924-25; after the May Coup (1926); 1930s; after the death of Marshal Jozef Pilsudski; District Commands territorial coverage; reorganization in 1939; staffing in 1939; mobilization; during the German invasion of Poland; the enemy: German Army Wehrkreise.

Polish text. Vol. 262 in the series of books devoted to Polish Army weapons and equipment of the Polish-German war 1939. Pb, laminated, new copy, 64pp. Well illustrated: 48 color and 33 b/w photographs, 3 color plates (incl. 1 fold-out), 39 line drawings. Descr. the evolution of the Polish Army field dress into garrison uniform and its variants: full dress, service uniform and off-duty uniform. Incl.: decision to skip the special full dress uniform for the Army for economic reasons (1925); garrison uniform; general regulations; officer' uniform; NCO end enlisted men' uniform; components of garrison uniform: headdress, blouse, trousers, coat and raincoat, belt, side arms, footwear, gloves, underwear, socks; branch insignia; mountain infantry ceremonial dress; orders and decorations; early Polish Army postwar uniform.

Polish text. Vol. 156 in the series of books devoted to Polish Army weapons and equipment of the Polish-German war 1939. Pb, laminated, new copy, 64pp. Well illustrated: 32 color and 72 b/w photographs and line drawings. Incl.: foreword; importance of prompt food supply; food procurement; piece-time army meal; war-time meal and types of ratios; calorific value; meal costs; war-tame food supply; bread and biscuits baking; production of tinned meals; food service equipment: field kitchens, cooking pots, officers' field mess equipment, means of transport; soldier personal equipment; mess kit, eating utensils, canteen, mug; food: military bread, military biscuits, tinned meals and coffee; post exchange units; 1939 campaign; the enemy: food supply in the German army in 1939.