I AM LOOKING FOR THE FOLLOWING BOOKS/FILMS
Tom O. Moore, Jr. pepperbud@pobox.com Background music to this page can be controlled here. "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" <bgsound src="over_the_rainbow_liberace.mp3" loop=infinite> BOOKS I prefer first editions, with dust jackets. Of course, being signed never hurt, either! I’m especially interested in books marked with an "*". - Aerophilatelic Flights - Hawaii and Central Pacific - 1913 to 1946 (1978) by L.J. Crampon - * "The Aluminum Trail" by Chick Marrs Quinn - "A Time For War: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Path to Pearl Harbor" by Robert Smith Thompson. New York: Prentice Hall, 1991 - "The Background Of Our War From Lectures Prepared By The Orientation Course WarDepartment Bureau Of Public Relations" by Col Herman Beukema, Farrar & Rinehart, Inc. NY, 1942 - "Battle Hymn of China" by Agnes Smedley (Died 1950, England) - * "Bombs Over Burma" by W. G. Burchett (1911- ) (Wilford G.) F. W. Cheshire Pty. Ltd., Melbourne (Emil, page 31) - "The Brereton Diaries" by Lewis Brereton (1890-1967). New York: Morrow, 1946. - * "Chennault of the Flying Tigers" by Sam Mims (1887- ) Philadelphia: Macrae-Smith Company, 1943 - "China and Japan At War, 1937-1945" by John Hunter Boyle Stanford, Cal.: Stanford University Press, 1972 (came with a dust jacket) - "China and the Helping Hand 1937-1945 by Arthur N. Young (1890 - deceased) Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1963 - "China Clipper" by Ronald W. Jackson (1946 - ) Everest House, New York, 1980 - "China Fights for Freedom" by Anna Louise Strong (1885-1970) - "China Shall Rise Again" by May-ling Soong (Soong) Chiang Harper & Brothers Publishers, New York and London, 1940 1941 (came with a dust jacket) - "China Strikes Back" by Freda Utley - "Claire Chennault & China" by Boyd Heber Bauer - "Dragon Tigers" by Harry L. Kebric New York: Vantage, 1971 - "First Lady of China: The Historic Visit of Madame Chiang Kai-shek to the United States", by International Business Machines Corp., New York, 1943 - "Franklin D. Roosevelt and American Foreign Policy 1932-1945" by Robert Dallek, New York, Oxford University Press, 1979 - "From The Marco Polo Bridge to Pearl Harbor" by David Lu Washington: Public Affairs Press, 1961 - "Flying Tigers 40th Anniversary Reunion" San Diego; privately printed, 1981. - * "The Flying Tigers: A Pictorial History of the American Volunteer Group" by Sydney P. Chivers, Canoga Park, California: Challenge (magazine), 1965 - "General Chiang Kai-Shek" by General and Madame Chiang Kai-Shek Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc., Garden City, 1937, New York. (came with a dust jacket) - * "A History of the World’s Airlines" by R.E.G. Davies, London, 1964 - "How Our Army Grew Wings" by Charlews de Forest Chandler/Frank P. Lahm, Jr. Ronald Press, 1942 - "Inside Asia" by John Gunther (1901 - 1970) New York & London, Harper & Brothers, 1939 - **** "The Lady And The Tigers" by Olga Greenlaw (I'm looking only for a signed copy.) (Emil - pages 106, 171-176, 197, 202 and 230) - "Japan’s Feet of Clay" by Freda Utley - "A New Atlas of China" by Marthe Rajchman New York: The John Day Company, 1942 - "The Old China Hands" by Charles G. Finney (1905 - ) Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1961 (about the 20s and 30s) - * "Old Leatherface" by Keith Ayling, 1945 - "Once They Were Eagles" by Frank E. Walton (1909 - ) who last lived in Hawaii. (came with a dust jacket) - "Our Wings Grow Stronger" by Grover Loening - "The Open City" (fiction) by Shelley Smith Mydans Doubleday, 1945 - * "The PEDAGOG -1930, 1931, 1932 and 1933" Southwest Texas State Teachers College year books. - "Ragged, Rugged Wariors" by Martin Caidin (1927 - ) - "Roar Of The Tiger" by James H. Howard (deceased) Orion Books, New York 1991 (came with dust jacket) - "This Is Our China" by May-ling Soong Chiang (Madame Chiang Kai-shek) Harper & Brothers Publichers, New York and London, 1940 - * "The Santo Tomas Story" by A.V.H. Haartendrop McGraw; New York, 1964 - "Tiger Tales" by Milton Miller Manhattan, Kansas: Sunflower University Press, 1948 - "Your Uncles" by Roger Cooke and Ann Gresham Cooke Rochester, Kent: privately printed, ca 1950 - "The War of 194?" by Italian General Douhet - "War In The Air; September 1939-May 1941" by David Garnett New York: Doubleday, Doran & Company, 1941 - "Way of a Fighter by Claire Chennault G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 1949 (I'm only interested in a signed copy) - "We Flee From Hong Kong" - "Wings of the Seven Seas" - * "Wings Over Asia - Memories of C.N.A.C." (5 Volume Set) (Private Printing) (I have Vol I and V. Looking for the others.) - * "With General Chennault: The Story of the Flying Tigers" by Robert B. Hotz New York: Coward-McCann, 1943. Reprint, Washington, DC. Zenger Publishing, 1980 BOOKLETS AND PAPERBACKS - "A Pictorial History of the American Volunteer Group, Flying Tigers" by Sydney P. Shivers, Challenge Publications, Inc. - "With Chennault in China: A Flying Tiger’s Diary" by Robert M. Smith Blue Ridge Summit, PA: Tab Books, 1984 MAGAZINES - * Cosmopolitan - Aug-Sep 1942 - * Fortune - May, 1943 - * Life - September 7, 1942 (Yankee Girl by Frances Long) - * Mechanix Illustrated - Dec 1942 - New Horizons, The Magazine of America's Merchant Marine of the Air - May 2, 1941 and June 1942. (Other issues, too.) - * Reader’s Digest - Feb 1959 (The Gallant Buccaneer of Los Banos) - Trade Winds - June 1941 (Other issues, too.) NEWSPAPERS - * San Antonio Express, Saturday Morning, June 6, 1942 - * The Garden Island (Kauai, Hawaii), October 19, 1937 and October 26, 1937. FILMS/VIDEOS - Anscorp. "The Flying Tigers and 14th Air Force Story" (video). Thousand Oaks, AAF Museum, 1985 (check aviation magazines) - "The Plane That Refused To Die", produced by West Michigan Telecasters, Inc (1966?) HELP! I'm also collecting memorabilia regarding: China National Aviation Corporation (CNAC), Pan America Airways (PAA), the very early days of Philippine Airlines (PAL) and pre-WWII material on Manila the Philippines and also China, especially the Kunming area. Any help in the above effort is greatly appreciated. Thanks!!!! Back to "The Great Adventure" Home Page
BOOKS
I prefer first editions, with dust jackets. Of course, being signed never hurt, either! I’m especially interested in books marked with an "*".
- Aerophilatelic Flights - Hawaii and Central Pacific - 1913 to 1946 (1978) by L.J. Crampon
- * "The Aluminum Trail" by Chick Marrs Quinn
- "A Time For War: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Path to Pearl Harbor" by Robert Smith Thompson. New York: Prentice Hall, 1991
- "The Background Of Our War From Lectures Prepared By The Orientation Course WarDepartment Bureau Of Public Relations" by Col Herman Beukema, Farrar & Rinehart, Inc. NY, 1942
- "Battle Hymn of China" by Agnes Smedley (Died 1950, England)
- * "Bombs Over Burma" by W. G. Burchett (1911- ) (Wilford G.) F. W. Cheshire Pty. Ltd., Melbourne (Emil, page 31)
- "The Brereton Diaries" by Lewis Brereton (1890-1967). New York: Morrow, 1946.
- * "Chennault of the Flying Tigers" by Sam Mims (1887- ) Philadelphia: Macrae-Smith Company, 1943
- "China and Japan At War, 1937-1945" by John Hunter Boyle Stanford, Cal.: Stanford University Press, 1972 (came with a dust jacket)
- "China and the Helping Hand 1937-1945 by Arthur N. Young (1890 - deceased) Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1963
- "China Clipper" by Ronald W. Jackson (1946 - ) Everest House, New York, 1980
- "China Fights for Freedom" by Anna Louise Strong (1885-1970)
- "China Shall Rise Again" by May-ling Soong (Soong) Chiang Harper & Brothers Publishers, New York and London, 1940 1941 (came with a dust jacket)
- "China Strikes Back" by Freda Utley
- "Claire Chennault & China" by Boyd Heber Bauer
- "Dragon Tigers" by Harry L. Kebric New York: Vantage, 1971
- "First Lady of China: The Historic Visit of Madame Chiang Kai-shek to the United States", by International Business Machines Corp., New York, 1943
- "Franklin D. Roosevelt and American Foreign Policy 1932-1945" by Robert Dallek, New York, Oxford University Press, 1979
- "From The Marco Polo Bridge to Pearl Harbor" by David Lu Washington: Public Affairs Press, 1961
- "Flying Tigers 40th Anniversary Reunion" San Diego; privately printed, 1981.
- * "The Flying Tigers: A Pictorial History of the American Volunteer Group" by Sydney P. Chivers, Canoga Park, California: Challenge (magazine), 1965
- "General Chiang Kai-Shek" by General and Madame Chiang Kai-Shek Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc., Garden City, 1937, New York. (came with a dust jacket)
- * "A History of the World’s Airlines" by R.E.G. Davies, London, 1964
- "How Our Army Grew Wings" by Charlews de Forest Chandler/Frank P. Lahm, Jr. Ronald Press, 1942
- "Inside Asia" by John Gunther (1901 - 1970) New York & London, Harper & Brothers, 1939
- **** "The Lady And The Tigers" by Olga Greenlaw (I'm looking only for a signed copy.) (Emil - pages 106, 171-176, 197, 202 and 230)
- "Japan’s Feet of Clay" by Freda Utley
- "A New Atlas of China" by Marthe Rajchman New York: The John Day Company, 1942
- "The Old China Hands" by Charles G. Finney (1905 - ) Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1961 (about the 20s and 30s)
- * "Old Leatherface" by Keith Ayling, 1945
- "Once They Were Eagles" by Frank E. Walton (1909 - ) who last lived in Hawaii. (came with a dust jacket)
- "Our Wings Grow Stronger" by Grover Loening
- "The Open City" (fiction) by Shelley Smith Mydans Doubleday, 1945
- * "The PEDAGOG -1930, 1931, 1932 and 1933" Southwest Texas State Teachers College year books.
- "Ragged, Rugged Wariors" by Martin Caidin (1927 - )
- "Roar Of The Tiger" by James H. Howard (deceased) Orion Books, New York 1991 (came with dust jacket)
- "This Is Our China" by May-ling Soong Chiang (Madame Chiang Kai-shek) Harper & Brothers Publichers, New York and London, 1940
- * "The Santo Tomas Story" by A.V.H. Haartendrop McGraw; New York, 1964
- "Tiger Tales" by Milton Miller Manhattan, Kansas: Sunflower University Press, 1948
- "Your Uncles" by Roger Cooke and Ann Gresham Cooke Rochester, Kent: privately printed, ca 1950
- "The War of 194?" by Italian General Douhet
- "War In The Air; September 1939-May 1941" by David Garnett New York: Doubleday, Doran & Company, 1941
- "Way of a Fighter by Claire Chennault G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 1949 (I'm only interested in a signed copy)
- "We Flee From Hong Kong"
- "Wings of the Seven Seas"
- * "Wings Over Asia - Memories of C.N.A.C." (5 Volume Set) (Private Printing) (I have Vol I and V. Looking for the others.)
- * "With General Chennault: The Story of the Flying Tigers" by Robert B. Hotz New York: Coward-McCann, 1943. Reprint, Washington, DC. Zenger Publishing, 1980
BOOKLETS AND PAPERBACKS
- "A Pictorial History of the American Volunteer Group, Flying Tigers" by Sydney P. Shivers, Challenge Publications, Inc.
- "With Chennault in China: A Flying Tiger’s Diary" by Robert M. Smith Blue Ridge Summit, PA: Tab Books, 1984
MAGAZINES
- * Cosmopolitan - Aug-Sep 1942
- * Fortune - May, 1943
- * Life - September 7, 1942 (Yankee Girl by Frances Long)
- * Mechanix Illustrated - Dec 1942
- New Horizons, The Magazine of America's Merchant Marine of the Air - May 2, 1941 and June 1942. (Other issues, too.)
- * Reader’s Digest - Feb 1959 (The Gallant Buccaneer of Los Banos)
- Trade Winds - June 1941 (Other issues, too.)
NEWSPAPERS
- * San Antonio Express, Saturday Morning, June 6, 1942
- * The Garden Island (Kauai, Hawaii), October 19, 1937 and October 26, 1937.
FILMS/VIDEOS
- Anscorp. "The Flying Tigers and 14th Air Force Story" (video). Thousand Oaks, AAF Museum, 1985 (check aviation magazines)
- "The Plane That Refused To Die", produced by West Michigan Telecasters, Inc (1966?)
HELP! I'm also collecting memorabilia regarding: China National Aviation Corporation (CNAC), Pan America Airways (PAA), the very early days of Philippine Airlines (PAL) and pre-WWII material on Manila the Philippines and also China, especially the Kunming area. Any help in the above effort is greatly appreciated. Thanks!!!!
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