A study of the tanks, many of which were acquired or captured from the Allies, used by the Soviet armies. The book includes 144 black and white photographs and a number of line drawings. There is additional commentary throughout the text from translator, Tom Hillman, clairfying points made by the original authors. The card covers feature three full-color plates (inside front, inside back, and outside rear cover) with profiles of numerous machines plus examples of tanker uniforms.

2008, Gauntlet International, , ,< P-01>,A4 Landscape format, 80pp, numerous colour & b/w photographs & illustrations, new in thermal bound card covers, , CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 35105-01..............................£16.00 

The first ever examination of the unknown story of WWII Canadian tank production, based on official reports and coupled with many recently uncovered photographs. The vehicles described in this book proved that Canada was capable of developing and constructing tanks which could more than hold their own, but the realities of economy of scale meant that Canadian Divisions eventually came to be equipped with American Armoured Fighting vehicles.

2001, Service Publications, , 1894581067,< P-01>,A4 format, 56pp, 51 b/w ills, Like New, , CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 31525-01..............................£15.00 

From the popular Service Publications series, this compact book provides details of the Volkswagen built Iltis 1/4 ton 4x4 truck which served with Canadian Armed Forces in various theatres from the Balkans to Afghanistan. It has been used in numerous roles including reconnaissance, ambulance, communications, Military Police and TOW (missile launch) variants. The book's centre spread features 3-view drawings of three Iltis variants.

2014, Service Publications, , 9781927822012,< P-01>,A4 format, 24pp, 25 b/w photos, double page drawing, New in card cover, , CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 36748-01..............................£8.00 

Armour in Focus series. German Self-Propelled Artillery vehicles were equipped with several types of self-propelled guns. This book covers the 10.5 cm Leichte Feldhaubitze 18/2 auf Fahrgestell PzKpfw ll (SdKfz 124) Wespe (IeFH18/2 (sf) auf Geschutzwagen ll) and also leFH16 and LEfh18 guns mounted on chassis of captured vehicles.

1999, Wydawnictwo Militaria, , 837219127,< P-01>,38pp, 9 full colour plates, 33 b/w photos, 9 line drawings, map, Some shelfwear, unread., , CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 28915-01..............................£8.00 

New from publisher, unread. In the 1920s and 1930s Canada only had small armed forces, a limited defence budget and limited armament production facilities. Despite this two armoured cars were ordered in 1932. Built by Ford and Chevrolet they were intended to train units. Delays in obtaining suitable AFV-pattern Vickers machine guns meant that they were initially used without any armament. Canadian wheeled AFVs built in WWII owed little or nothing to them but they are nevertheless interesting vehicles in their own right.

2005, Service Publications, , 1894581288,< P-01>,24pp, numerous b/w ills, Like New, , CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 32890-01..............................£8.00 

A timely follow-up to "Great War Tanks in Canadian Service" this book examines the the armour (and mock-ups) used by the Militia between the wars. With 1:35 scale drawings by Karl Gagnon

2009, Service Publications, , 978189458154,< P-01>,24pp plans and drawings, New in card covers, , CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 35829-01..............................£8.00 

A concise illustrated history of carrier flame weapons in Canadian service. The book covers the development of the weapons from the early British WWII types, through the 1950s and the use of indiginous types such as the Ram and Iroquois.

2009, Service Publications, , 9781894581493,< P-01>,24pp, 20 b/w photos, scale plan, New in card cover, , CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 35431-01..............................£8.00 

From the popular Service Publications series, this compact book provides details of the Canadian built Fox Armoured Car. Based on the Humber Mk.III Armoured Car, the Fox first saw action in Sicily in July and August, 1943. The book features a 5-view centre spread showing the Fox.

2014, Service Publications, , 9781894581950,< P-01>,A4 format, 24pp, 20 b/w photos, double page drawing, New in card cover, , CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 36508-01..............................£8.00 

New from publisher, unread. The effectiveness of the Luftwaffe in the ground support role during the early campaigns in WWII led to the development of self-propelled anti-aircraft vehicles to protect tank units. One of the more unusual was the Skink which carried four 20mm guns in a powered, fully-enclosed turret. Designed to be fitted to the Grizzly, which was the Sherman M4A1 built in Canada, its development history is covered well here, from early concepts though production of a wooden mock-up turret, to the final cast metal design.

2005, Service Publications, , 1894581296,< P-01>,24pp, 19 b/w photos & illustrations, 1:35 4-view plan, Like New, , CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 33106-01..............................£8.00 

Another volume in Service Publications series on Canadian Weapons of War. The small, card covered volume describes development of the Staghound Armoured Car and its service with the Canadian Army in WWII.

2008, Service Publications, , 9781894581370,< P-01>,24pp, 20 b/w photos, 4-view plan, New in card cover, , CARD
Subject...Land Vehicles & Weapons - General
Web No. 35055-01..............................£8.00