Book recommendations

[FRANCESCO M LENTINI]

Kenneth,
you can try to contact "Aviolibri" bookshop in Rome: I have seen some copies of "Messerschmitt Bf 109K camouflage & marking" published by Japo 2000 in July 2008.

They send worldwide.

I consider this book at very high level and a "must" for 109' fan.

Good Luck

Francesco Maria

[kennethklee]

Originally Posted by FRANCESCO M LENTINI

Kenneth,
you can try to contact "Aviolibri" bookshop in Rome: I have seen some copies of "Messerschmitt Bf 109K camouflage & marking" published by Japo 2000 in July 2008.

They send worldwide.

I consider this book at very high level and a "must" for 109' fan.

Good Luck

Francesco Maria

Francesco-

Thanks much for the Aviolibri bookseller suggestion as well as your strong recommendation of the JaPo Bf 109K Camouflage and Marking book. I found the website of Aviolibri with an email address, so I'll write them shortly. Hopefully some of the staff can read English, as I have no knowledge of Italian. I also found a site about Rome that touted Aviolibri as the best bookstore for aviation enthusiasts. If anyone's interested the website is http://www.aviolibri.it/.

Kenneth

[Ruy Horta]

There is no difference between the Paperback and Hardcover edition of Top Guns, I have both.

[kennethklee]

Originally Posted by Ruy Horta

There is no difference between the Paperback and Hardcover edition of Top Guns, I have both.

Ruy-

Thanks for clarifying the lack of difference between the two editions of "Top Guns". I've seen the first edition of the hardcover "Top Guns" selling for near-premium prices at some online book sellers, so that saves me $$$ to squander on other Luftwaffe books .

Happy that the board is back. Kudos on a quick and painless server transfer and for an invaluable resource for the WWII aviation enthusiast.

Kenneth