Lot of 17 Patrick O’Brian Aubrey / Maturin Series Novels Paperback SEE LISTING
There is minor to moderate shelf wear/rub on all covers from storage and handling. Included in this lot are books from two printings of the series, both produced by Norton. The books do not show signs of wear from reading on the spine.
The Lexington Class Carriers Robert C. Stern United States Navy HC/DJ 1993
The Lexington-Class Carriers book, signed by Robert C. Stern, provides a detailed technical history of United States Navy carriers in the 20th century. This illustrated hardcover book, published in 1993 by Naval Institute Press, covers maritime history and military subjects in a nonfiction narrative. With a focus on the Lexington class carriers, the book offers a comprehensive exploration of their design, construction, and service in the United States Navy. Perfect for young adults and adults interested in naval history, this book is a valuable addition to any collection.
The Hope of War Larry D Cripps Chaplain Journey Faith Military Memoir Paperback
The Hope of War: A Chaplain’s Journey to Abiding Faith, Enduring Hope and Love Under Fire by Captain Larry D. Cripps, USN (Ret.) provides a profound perspective on military service and spiritual resilience. This memoir follows the author’s journey from Vietnam to the Middle East and the Pentagon after 9/11, exploring the emotional and spiritual challenges faced by service members. Published by Emissary Publishing, this paperback edition includes a foreword by Rear Admiral James M. McGarrah and offers a timeless tale of leadership, faith, and renewal amidst the hardships of war. It serves as an insightful resource for veterans, family members, and anyone seeking to understand the intersection of faith and military life.
Thermopylae and the Age of Clippers, John Crosse Rare 1970 Edition Thermopylæ
Wear commensurate with age
Corsairs of Malta and Barbary By Peter Earle Ist Ed 1970 MaritimeHistory Pirate
CORSAIRS of Malta and Barbary. The Barbary Corsairs have an established notoriety. What very few writers have said, and what this book strikingly reveals, is that the Barbary Corsairs were exactly paralleled by a similar Christian institution.