Resultados da Pesquisa: Títulos que começam com S de Mikhail Barkovskiy

17x24, Pb, laminated, near mint. 24pp. Brief history of the British cavalry sabretaches from the end of the 18th c. to the eve of WWI. 16 b/w + 1 color photograph. SMALL BOOK, POSTAGE WILL BE REDUCED

Text in Polish. 21x29, Hb, new copy, laminated, 88pp, color and b/w illustrations throughout. Incl.: first fire trucks in Poland; first Polish fire trucks; categories and designations of fire trucks in inter-war Poland; fire tucks in Poland during WWII; production of fire trucks in the People's Republic of Poland; fire trucks of the Republic of Poland; categories and designations of fire trucks in inter-war Poland after 1945; new technologies; State Fire Service of Poland and the National Firefighting Rescue System; special rescue units; air fort Firefighting Rescue units; firefighting & rescue operations; new equipment; fire trucks scale models; afterword; bibliography. Text in Polish

Polish text. 22x32, Hb, laminated, New copy, 120pp, b/w photographs throughout. Incl.: serial produced passenger cars; prototypes of passenger cars; concept cars; serial produced buses; prototypes of buses; serial produced trucks; serial produced delivery vans; prototypes of trucks; prototypes of delivery vans; military vehicles; house trailers; tractors: serial produced and prototypes; combine harvesters: serial produced and prototypes

Polish text. 18x23, Pb, laminated, new copy, 40pp. Well illustrated: 1 color plate, 5 color and 50 b/w photographs. Incl.: foreword; Ursus Automotive Factory and Type A vehicle; design of M29 armored car; engine and transmission; electrical installation; armored body; armaments; painting; peacetime service; mobilization; combat service.

Polish text. 17,5x24, Pb, laminated, new copy, 120pp. Well illustrated: 108 b/w illustrations: photographs and line drawings. Incl.: foreword; captured armored cars prior to restoration of independence: Polish Rifles Division, 3rd Polish Corps, 1st Polish Corps, 2nd Polish Corps, Northern Russia; Polish armed cars and trucks in 1918; Polish improvised armored cars in 1918-1919: "Chwat", "Jozef Pilsudski", "Kresowiec"; captured vehicles operational use in 1918-1919; captured armored cars: Russian Austins, Austin-Kegresse half-tracked armored car, Austin-Putilov, Ehrhardt 1917, Fiat Izhorsky, Garford-Putilov, Jeffery-Poplavko, Lanchester, Peerless, White-Austin; operational use in 1920; Polish improvised armored cars in 1920: artillery-armed Packard, White, "Bukowski", "Dziecko"; Polish-build and designed Ford armored car (Tanski' armored car); French Peugeot armored cars in service with the Polish Army; other armored cars; the enemy: armored card of the Ukrainian Galician Army; Army of… Ler mais

Text in Polish. 17x24cm, Hb, laminated, new copy, 328pp, illustrated with b/w photographs. Incl.: foreword; Great Britain; Belgium; France; Germany; Russia; Italy; Austria-Hungary; Canada; Romania; Serbia; Australia; Bulgaria; Turkey; USA; Denmark; Spain; Netherlands; Mexico; tactics; Polish Army captured and improvised armored cars.

Polish text. 16x23,5cm Pb, laminated, new copy, 32pp. Well illustrated: 5 full page color plates (including 1 fold-out) showing vehicles profiles, 98 color and b/w photographs, 20 line drawings. Including: foreword; Ulyanovsk Automobile Plant; production of trucks 1943-1950s; Light off-road utility vehicles production since 1950s; UAZ-based vehicles; batch production; UAZ-3151 vehicle (1985): engine, clutch, gearbox, distribution gearbox, driven shafts, rear axle, front axle, front suspension, rear suspension, wheels and tires, steering, main brake system, secondary brake system, electric system, frame, body, dimensions and specification; UAZ-3741 vehicle (1985) and variants: van, ambulance, minibus, truck, dimensions and specifications.

Polish text. 18,5x23, Pb, laminated, new copy, 40pp. Well illustrated: 3 color plates (6 profiles) showing camouflage and markings, 5 color and 69 b/w photographs, 8 line drawings, 3 1/72 scale planes and profiles. Incl.: the origin; the birth and development, batch production; foreign operators: Poland, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Romania, China, Hungary; design; camouflage and markings; short evaluation.

OUT OF PRINT. Polish text. 18x23, Pb, laminated, new copy, 56pp, richly illustrated: 3 full page color plates showing camouflage and markings (3 profiles per plate), 1 fold-out showing PZL-104 Wilga-35A plans in 1:72 scale, 3pp of profiles in 1:72 scale, 98 color and b/w photographs (including numerous walk-arounds and close-ups). Incl.: PZL-104 Wilga 1; PZL-104 Wilga 2; PZL-104 Wilga C Gelatik (2C, 3C) & Wilga 32 Gelatik A; PZL-104 Wilga 3; PZL-104 Wilga 4 & Wilga Twin; PZL-104 Wilga 40 & Wilga 43; PZL-104 Wilga 35; PZL-104 Wilga 80; unrealized variants; Wilga 2000; aircraft design; technical specifications; color scheme

Polish text. 18,5x23, Pb, laminated, new copy, 28pp. Well illustrated: 2 color plates (4 profiles) showing camouflage and markings, 38 b/w photographs, 7 1/144 & 1/72 scale planes and profiles in text, 1 35x45cm separate foldout showing 1/144 & 1/72 scale planes. Incl.: PZL.4 three-engine passenger aircraft: development; design; painting. P.Z.L. 27 prototype airliner/mail-plane: development; design; painting. PZL.44 Wicher 14-seat, twin-engine prototype airliner: development; design, painting.

Text in Polish. 21x30, Hb, laminated, new copy, 530pp. Heavy oversized book. Richly illustrated: hundreds of b/w photographs, profiles and scale plans. Descr. aircraft of both Polish and foreign design.Incl.: introduction; PART I: sources of supply and development of aircraft equipment; PART II: FIGHTER AIRCRAFT: Bleriot SPAD S-61C1, Bleriot SPAD S-51C1, De Monge M-101C2, PWS-1, Wibault 70C1, FIAT CR-20, PWS-A (Avia BH-33), PWS-10M1, PZL P-1, PZL P-6, PZL P-7, PZL P-8, PZL P-11, PZL P-24, PZL-38 Wilk, PZL-50 Jastrzab, PZL P-11g Kobuz; PART III: LIGHT BOMBER AND RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT: Potez XVA2, Potez XXVIIA2, Potez XXVA2/B2, Breguet XIXB2, CWL WZ-X, Lublin R-VIII, pws-19, pzl-23 Karas, PZL-42, PZL-43, PZL-46 Sum; PART IV: BOMBER AIRCRAFT: Farman F-68BN4 Goliath, Fokker F-Viim3W, PZL-30, LWS-6 Zubr, PZL-37 Los; PART V; ARMY COOPERATION AIRCRAFT: PWS-5t2, Lublin R-X, PZL L-2, PWS-6, Lublin R-XIII, Lublin R-XIII E & F, RWD-14 (LWS Czapla), LWS-3 Mewa; PART VI: TRAINING AIRCRAFT: Hanriot… Ler mais

Polish text. 18,5x23, Pb, laminated, new copy, 48pp. Well illustrated: 3 color plates (9 profiles) showing camouflage and markings, 90 b/w photographs (incl. many close-ups) and line drawings, 8pp 1/72 scale planes and profiles. Incl.: history and development; design: fuselage, chassis, wings, armament, engine: PLZ.23A, PLZ.23B, PLZ.43, PLZ.43A; Polish Air Force camouflage and markings

Text in Polish. 17x24, Hb, laminated, new copy, 252pp. Well illustrated: b/w illustrations (photographs, and line drawings) throughout. Incl.: foreword; motor gun boats: brief historical note; Polish Navy during the 1920s: early years and programs; Polish navy during the 1930s: plans to introduce torpedo and gun boats; J. Samuel White shipbuilding company; contract for building of the first two MGBs for the Polish Navy, January 1939; was signed on 24thJanuary 1939; the beginning of the war and creation of the Polish Navy in exile; MGB S-1 (ORP "Ogar"/ORP "Chart"); MGB S-2 (ORP "Wilczur"); MGB S-3 (ORP "Wyzel"); MGB S-4; MTB S-5 to S-10.

Russian text. 19,5x27,5cm, Pb, laminated, new copy, 260pp. Richly illustrated with color and b/w photographs and line drawings. Book describes 130 different bayonets and over 20 scabbards. Incl.: preface; M1891 bayonet, its variants and modifications (incl. bayonets of foreign manufacture); small-batch production bayonets before 1917; erzatz bayonets before 1917; Mosin rifle bayonets manufactured in Austria and Germany during WWI; experimental and small-batch production bayonets made in 1917-1948; Finnish bayonets for Mosin rifle; Estonian bayonets for Mosin rifles; M1930 bayonet; ersatz bayonets made in 1941-1945; bayonets for Mosin carbine M44; foreign bayonets made after 1945; training bayonets; non-attributed scabbards for Mosin rifle bayonets; bibliography. SMALL RUN: ONLY 300 COPIES WERE PRINTED.

Polish text. Vol. 17 in the series of books devoted to interwar Poland. Pb, laminated, new copy, 132pp. Well illustrated: 99 beautiful, carefully selected b/w photographs and 3 color illustrations. Incl.: the birth of the new Polish Army 1918-1921: early organization and command structure; Polish Army at wars to establish the country's borders; demobilization of the army. Period of democratic control of the military 1921-1926; Pilsudski' attempts to limit democratic control of the military; central and territorial organization of military administration bodies; military alliances and military cooperation; officer cadre; training of military cadres; defence planning. Pilsudski' army 1926-1935: country defense concept; new concept of army organization; changes in military doctrine and defence planning; personnel policy; army officers in state and territorial administration; military training. Growing military threat 1935-1939: changes in army command; changes in military doctrine; defence planning; army… Ler mais

Polish text. 18,5x23, Pb, laminated, new copy, 442pp, 14 color profiles showing camouflage and markings, b/w photographs throughout. Incl.: evacuation from Poland; organization and living conditions in France; the phoney war (March 27-May 9i, 1940); 1st phase of French campaign (May 10-26, 1940); 2nd phase of French campaign (May 27-June 4, 1940); 3rd stage of French campaign (June 5-24, 1940); conclusions; annexes: military ranks; official list of Polish victories (Bajan's list); Polish fighter pilots victories over France; Polish pilots killed during the 1st half of 1940; aircraft of Polish Air Force in France: Arsenal VG-33, Bloch MB.152, Caudron Renault CR.714 Cyclone, Curtiss H.75 Hawk, Dewoitine D.501 and D.510, Dewoitine D.520, Kooolhoven FK.58, Morane Saulnier MS.406, Nieuport NiD.622. Massive reference. Heavy book

Polish text. 2nd edition, 14x20, Pb, laminated, new copy, 296pp. Service manual of "Sokol" motorcycles manufactured in Poland before World War II for both civilian and military use. Incl.: "Sokol" 600 motorcycle: technical data, recommended oils and greases, adjusting values, engine and gearbox, chassis, sidecar, electrical equipment, carburetor, engine starting and driving, maintenance, tires, most common engine problems, most common lubrication system problems, driving a new motorcycle, air filter, lubrication diagram, spare parts list. "Sokol" 1000 army heavy motorcycle: introduction, general characteristics of the motorcycle, general characteristics, engine starting and driving, engine maintenance, clutch and gearbox maintenance, chain maintenance and adjustment, front hand brake adjustment, rear brake pedal adjustment, front fork adjustment, wheels and wheels removal, sidecar adjustment, driver seat adjustment, electrical equipment, most common problems of electrical equipment, maintenance… Ler mais

Polish text. 15x21, Hb, 240pp, 36 b/w photographs. With the emphasis on the controversies around Polish parachute brigade performance in operation Market Garden. Incl.: controversies and doubts; the idea of Polish parachute unit; the Supreme Commander reserve; plans of combat use in occupied Poland; first days of the Battle of Arnhem; the last to leave the battlefield; 90% success; back to British islands; occupation duties in Germany; gen. Browning private war against gen. Sosabowski.

Polish text. 16.3 x 23 cm, Pb, laminated, new copy, 48pp. Well illustrated: 101 color and 3 b/w photographs (incl. many close-ups), 3 color drawings, 8 line drawings. Incl.: foreword; design development; modifications; operators; combat use; Polish Army training mission in Afghanistan; technical description: general construction, barrel, breechblock, cradle, recoil mechanism, top carriage, traversing and elevating mechanism, shield, bottom carriage, trails, mechanic jack, hydraulic jack, sights; ammunition: projectiles and fuzes, propelling charges and cases, drill; Soviet and foreign self-propelled variants

Text in Polish, summary and illustrations descr. in English. 21x30, Pb, laminated, new copy, 74pp. Well illustrated: 3pp of color artwork showing camouflage and markings (8 profiles), 12pp of 1:87 scale plans, 77 b/w photographs, maps and drawings in text. Incl.: foreword; Soviet armored trains in 1920s; units organization; Soviet armored trains in 1930s; armored trains units strength in 1941; operational use in 1920s-1941