Flame On! US Incendiary Weapons, 1918-1945 by John W. Mountcastle. First modern history of the development and use of incendiary bombs and flame throwers. Receiving only haphazard attention between the World Wars, early Axis successes with these weapons convinced the US Army and Marines to look into them. Improved models of great effectiveness were turned out in the "Can Do" atmosphere of WW2. Hardbound, 220 pages, photos.
7S9166R Flame On! $29.95

Malice Aforethought The History of Booby Traps by Ian Jones. Author worked in bomb disposal in the British Army and is now an explosives officer for the Metropolitan Police Force Bomb Squad in London. In Italy in 1943 British troops came upon a highly desirable billet abandoned by the retreating Germans, its front door invitingly half open. Entering cautiously through a window, to avoid the likely booby trap, they approached the front door from inside and found attached to it the expected explosive charge apparently designed to function when the door was moved. They left the house and attached a line to the doorknob of the front door. They retreated across the road to a conveniently sited slit trench and pulled the line. A second trap hidden in the trench and connected to the door exploded and killed them all. This fiendish and lethal attack illustrates the effectiveness of booby traps and the ingenuity with which they can be laid. Includes the malicious use of explosives in booby traps and sabotage devices from WWI to Vietnam and explores the devices' design, development, deployment, and effectiveness. Hardbound, 240 pages.
7Y7613R Malice Afore. $34.95

Identity, Privacy and Personal Freedom. Big Brother vs. the New Resistance by Sheldon Charrett, author of Modern Identity Changer Had enough of power-mad government agencies that use identity documents like the Social Security card to approve what you do for a living, keep tabs on how much money you have and control just about every facet of your life? If so, you're of a growing group of people­the New Resistance­who recognize the indignity and danger of this trend and are unwilling to fork over their freedom without a struggle. This is the very latest info on how to make professional-quality identity documents (including the lowdown on holograms, bar codes and other high-tech devices); obtain officially issued documents under a new identity; use ID tricks to maximize mail, telephone, employment, banking and Internet privacy; ride legal loopholes into phantom marriages and baby bank accounts; and a whole lot more! Softbound, 240 pages, photos.
2J0042R Identity, Privacy $40.00

The International Fugitive by Kenn Abaygo. Secrets of clandestine travel overseas. How to exfiltrate North America and make your way abroad. Best foreign places to go underground, getting a foreign passport and citizenship, low profile jobs, etc. Softbound, 152 pages.
2J0035R International Fugitive $17.00

You and the Police by Boston T. Party. Do you obey traffic laws? Then you may be stopped by the police because you fit part of a drug courier profile. In another jurisdiction you may be profiled if you violate traffic laws. This is intelligent, practical advice on preserving your rights during bogus traffic stops, checkpoints, roadside searches and intrusive questioning. Soft., 128 pages, illus.
7X6601R You and the Police $15.00

Bulletproof Privacy by Boston T. Party. We recently attended a publishing conference with the author. Boston got a parking ticket on his motorcycle but, with his current foreign license plates, we doubt he will have to worry about it. He knows his stuff and can tell you how to live discreetly, relocate and disappear with no paper trail, use the mails privately, buy and sell without a trace. The insider's guide to living happy, hidden and free. Softbound, 160 pages.
7X6602R Bulletproof Privacy $16.00

The Deadliest Men; The World's Deadliest Combatants throughout the Ages by Paul Kirchner. Who were the greatest warriors of all time? This book profiles 50, including Myamoto Musashi, Jim Bowie and Geronimo, who faced overwhelming odds, survived terrible wounds, pulled off hairbreadth escapes and piled enemies in heaps. Their stories read like fiction but are all the more riveting because they are true. Hardbound, 376 pages, photos, illus.
2J0271R Deadliest Men $25.00

Dueling With The Sword and Pistol
400 Years of One-on-One Combat by Paul Kirchner, author of The Deadliest Men, has researched memoirs, trial transcripts and period newspapers to uncover a wealth of first-person and eyewitness accounts of deadly duels, going back more than 400 years. Dueling with the Sword and Pistol describes more than 60 life-or-death encounters; many have never been reprinted, and some appear in English for the first time. This wide-ranging study also examines bowie knife duels, horseback duels and the German Mensur, as well as profiling such notorious duelists as "Fighting" Fitzgerald, Aaron Burr, Lord Byron, Alexander Pushkin, Sam Houston and Benito Mussolini. Kirchner also discusses honor and insult, bretteurs and fire-eaters, dueling weapons and techniques, dueling codes, multiparty duels and duels to first blood, as well as such oddities as secret thrusts, duels between women, suicide duels and duels with one loaded pistol. Numerous prints and pen-and-ink drawings give added life to the accounts. This meticulously researched and highly entertaining book is for martial artists, fencers, historians and enthusiasts of edged weapons and firearms, as well as anyone who enjoys blow-by-blow accounts of mortal combat. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, softcover, illus., 480 pp.
2J0458R Dueling by Kirchner $29.95

The Modern Survival Retreat. A New and Vital Approach to Retreat Theory and Practice by Ragnar Benson. Survivalists no longer have to fear invading Russian armies or nuclear war ­ the deadly actions at Ruby Ridge and Waco prove that our own government is among the greatest threats to individual freedom today. In light of this disturbing fact, Ragnar Benson has written a companion volume to his classic 1983 book The Survival Retreat. In this new book, Ragnar revisits such nuts-and-bolts items as picking a retreat location and stocking it properly, but he also addresses such vital issues as pinpointing which government agency is the greatest threat to you; recognizing "trip wire" events that tell you when to occupy your retreat; finding like-minded retreaters through traditional and new avenues; using new technology, from power generators to the Internet, to survive; responding effectively to government propaganda against you; prevailing against massive government resources and weapons during a siege; and much more. Soft., 120 pages, photos,
2J4980R Mod. Survival Retreat $15.00

The Complete Tracker by Len McDougall. Tracks, signs and habits of North American Wildlife. A great companion to our Tracking book. That one deals with people, this one is a comprehensive guide to animals. Was it a fox or coyote? Yesterday or an hour ago? This book shows you how to tell. Also, how to get use your knowledge to get close to animals for observation or hunting. Softbound, 273 pages, many illus.
7D1458R The Complete Tracker $14.95

Rewards Offered by the United States by L. M. Dreyfus. The government offers rewards up to the millions for everything from postal smuggling to assassination attempts and extortion. One student in Pakistan recently made $2.0 million for turning in a notorious terrorist. Here's how. Softbound, 138 pp.
7D8378R U.S. Rewards $4.95

Air Force Trivia. Close to 1000 questions with answers - What does SAGE mean? What was "Igloo White"? How many different types of aircraft did women fly during WWII? Includes 181 questions relating to photo IDs. Entertaining, great for settling - or starting - arguments! 180 pages, softbound, photos
3C4128R AF Trivia $5.95

Army Trivia. As above, but for U.S. Army. What was the WWII "Galahad Force"? What was the 104th Infantry Division called? When was horse cavalry abolished? What is enfilade fire? 182 pages, softbound, photos
3C4114R Army Trivia $5.95

Navy Trivia. As above for U.S. Navy. What was the first enemy submarine sunk by the Navy? Where was the Navy's first permanent air station? Name the Navy's only two reactor sub? 206 pages, softbound, photos, covers have handling marks
3C4127R Navy Trivia $5.95

World War Two Sites in the United States by Richard Osborne. Massive travel guide to thousands of museums, monuments, memorials, birthplaces, gravesites, warships, bases and airfields, POW camps, arsenals, shipyards and more. State by state, city by city, a history of and guide to WW2 facilities as well as what you will find there now. Softbound, 303 pages, many photos.
7X3214R WW2 Sites in the US $19.95

The Rough Riders by Theodore Roosevelt, foreword by Jeff Cooper. First hand account of the raising of T.R.'s 1st U.S. Volunteers and their Spanish-American War exploits. First ever edition of this book to be fully indexed. Hardbound, 350 pages, photos.
5C7837R The Rough Riders $24.95

Desert Garb & Gear by Joel B. Paskauskas II. Extensive pictorial on the Desert Storm uniforms and personal weapons and gear used by all of the services. Softbound, 64 pages.
2T1043R Desert Garb & Gear $9.95