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Monthly Archives: August 2018
The Premonition Code, The Science of Precognition, How Sensing the Future Can Change Your Life
Fascinating, challenging, compelling, provoking, rewarding read. Just how rewarding will depend as much on each reader as on the authors, because this innovative work links to a special new web site for interactive development – Highly Recommended.
Tank Craft 10, Tiger I, German Army Heavy Tank Southern Front, North Africa, Sicily and Italy, 1942-1945
The Tank Craft series has become very popular with model makers, model engineers and military enthusiasts. No.10 provides an excellent review of the formidable Tiger I tank and available model kits in the established format of concise text and outstanding art work, with many full colour photographs. – Highly Recommended.
Tank Craft 9, Cromwell and Centaur Tanks, British Army and Royal Marines North-West Europe 1944-1945
The Tank Craft series has become very popular with model makers, model engineers and military enthusiasts. No.9 provides an excellent review of the Cromwell and Centaur Tanks and available model kits in the established format of concise text and outstanding art work, with many full colour photographs. – Highly Recommended.
British Warship Recognition, The Perkins Identification Albums, Volume VI: Submarines, Gunboats, Gun Vessels and Sloops, 1860-1939
This volume covers reflects the views of the time and is really Part 2 following Vol V. – This is a reproduction of the set of eight volumes held by the British National Maritime Museum where it has provided an unparalleled source of information for the Museum’s staff – Most Highly Recommended.
British Warship Recognition, The Perkins Identification Albums, Volume V: Destroyers, Torpedo Boats and Coastal Forces, 1876-1939
This volume covers the work horses of the Royal Navy, from coastal vessels to blue water warships. – This is a reproduction of the set of eight volumes held by the British National Maritime Museum where it has provided an unparalleled source of information for the Museum’s staff – Most Highly Recommended.
British Warship Recognition, The Perkins Identification Albums, Volume IV: Cruisers 1865-1939, Part 2
This volume continues the coverage of cruisers begun in Volume III. – This is a reproduction of the set of eight volumes held by the British National Maritime Museum where it has provided an unparalleled source of information for the Museum’s staff – Most Highly Recommended.
New digital catalogue online now
Royal Society of Marine Artists Annual Exhibition 2018
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