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The Gettysburg Companion: A Guide to the Most Famous Battle of the Civil War
Mark Adkin
Stackpole Books, 2008
An Incredible Book! Absolutely A Must For Civil War Buffs!
This is simply an incredible book with outstanding organization, graphics, maps, photos, and narrative. It is large, 11-1/2" x 9", thick, 1-5/8" and long, 554 pages. Forget the cost. BUY IT! The Chapters (Sections) are as follows: Chancellorsville -- The ...
Essential Trout Flies
Dave Hughes
Stackpole Books, 2000
A must have for the serious fly fisherman
What a great book. Of course anything by Dave Hughes is well written, very informative, I love all pictures! Just a great addition to any fly fisherman's library. It really helped me sort our what I needed versus buying a bunch of flies I'll never use.
Armored Thunderbolt: The U.S. Army Sherman in World War II
Steven Zaloga
Stackpole Books, 2008
Superb Organizational History
This is a superb book on the Sherman Tank that - amazingly - covers much new ground. It accomplishes this by not focussing on technical development as RP Hunnicutt's Sherman "bible" (and most other Sherman books)do. Instead, it's a history of how the various ...
Looking For Trouble: Adventures in a Broken World
Ralph Peters
Stackpole Books, 2008
The trifecta of good writing, good information, and really funny.
I always enjoy reading Ralph Peters' writing. He has such a fresh take on the subjects he writes about that it can be jarring. However, once you take the time to think about it you are better off having considered his thinking whether you end up agreeing with him or ...
Identifying Trees: An All-Season Guide To Eastern North America
Michael D. Williams
Stackpole Books, 2007
Excellant Resource
Identifying Trees: An All-Season Guide To Eastern North America I bought this book because my 7th grader was required to identify 25 tree leaves and create a leaf identification book for his Science project. He was given the list of trees we were to look for, then ...
Basic Stained Glass Making: All the Skills and Tools You Need to Get Started (Stackpole Basics)
Michael Johnston
Stackpole Books, 2003
Just What I needed
The title says it all. I went from never having worked with stained glass to completing the first two projects in the book - and it was fun! Now, I'm working on my first original stained glass design. This book is great for anyone new to stained glass - the step by ...
The Self-Coached Climber: The Guide to Movement Training Performance
Dan M. Hague
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Douglas Hunter
Stackpole Books, 2006
Awesome Book
This book really took me by surprise...I was expected the normal lame guide to technique that briefly explains moves while barely saying anything about when and where to use these moves. However, I was amazed when I began to flip through the pages of this book. The ...
Mammal Tracks & Sign: A Guide to North American Species
Mark Elbroch
Stackpole Books, 2003
Excellent resource
This book has great photos of scat, prints, and other animal sign. I was able to use it to definitively identify otter scat on my property. Information is grouped by type of sign, so all the scat pictures are together, for example, and those are subdivided by how they ...
Waterfowl Identification: The Lemaster Method
Richard Lemaster
Stackpole Books, 1996
Great Book
I work for a migratory bird rehabilitation facility and this book is invaluable for identifying "birds in hand" we get at our center. I dont think many people realize you can ID a duck by the size and shape of its bill. I have used this book over and over for ...
Gardening in Your Greenhouse (Greenhouse Basics , No 2)
Mark Freeman
Stackpole Books, 1998
First and only reference needed
Okay, I am new to gardening. If I want to learn about something new, I read a bunch of books on the subject before I begin. So after reading over a dozen books on vegetables, herbs, gardening, seed saving and botany, I got Mark Freeman's "Gardening in your ...
Handbook Of Hatches: Introductory Guide to the Foods Trout Eat & the Most Effective Flies to Match Them
Dave Hughes
Stackpole Books, 2005
Bug Knowledge
As a new fly tyer I find the book a terrific resourse for learning about the critters that trout daily feed on. The information has added a totally new dimension to my fly fishing.
Lincoln at Peoria
Lewis E. Lehrman
Stackpole Books, 2008
Lincoln at Peoria, The Turning Point
Many legends, from the factual to the sublime, have been constructed about the rise of Abraham Lincoln from obscure, backwoodsman, through personal and political defeat to the Presidency of the United States at its most crucial time. Lewis Lehrman shares his life's ...
Animal Skulls: A Guide to North American Species
Mark Elbroch
Stackpole Books, 2006
Animal Skulls
This is an excellent book for the serious amateur or expert. Great line drawings and photos accompanied by concise information on each type of skull.
Walking the Appalachian Trail (Official Guides to the Appalachian Trail)
Larry Luxenberg
Stackpole Books, 1994
Totally related to why he was there
I totally related to the author and why he was out there on the trail. Well written and although the historical commentary sometimes bored me which I admit I skipped sometimes, I could not put this book down. The author's recollection and re cantering of being on the ...
Home Book of Picture Framing: Professional Secrets of Mounting Matting, Framing and Displaying Artworks, ...
Kenn Oberrecht
Stackpole Books, 1998
Professional Photographer and Framing
This is a great book. I have always wanted to offer my customers top quality framed and matted photographs, but wasn't shure how to go about it. This book opened up a whole new world to me, and I bought some reasonably price tools and now I can frame and matt like a ...
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