"The Iron Cross of 1939"

[greg.hays]

Well after months of waiting (mail is really slow down here) it finally arrived. It is most definitely worth the money. In particular the section dealing with EKII's and methods of manufacture, really great stuff. If you are new to collecting crosses this is an absolute MUST HAVE! Just thought I'd post this for any new collectors looking for a great reference book on crosses.

[George Stimson]

Yes, it's definitely the best work to date on the subject!

[Flemming]

You just gotta love that book

Best regards,
Flemming

[Darrell]

You just gotta love that book

Best regards,
Flemming

Yep ... dont how many times a weeks I look at it

[50_CAL]

i borrowed a friend's, and surely enough JAM-PACKED with info. anything you want to know about anything relating to the Iron Cross of 1939....that's the book for ya

[Jules]

Dear Sirs.

It is a super book, worth every cent.... So far the book has answered allmost all of my questions.

The layout and printing is great too. A very serious work. A must have.

Kind regards
Jakob

[nilles]

"The Iron Cross of 1939"

Hi Greg,

Can you quote all info on book, author, name, isbn nbr,
and maybe where one can buy it.

Thanks and best regards

Paul

[GELIS44]

great book!

Most read book in my collection!!

Nate

[behblc]

On this one as well. I have a few EK1 and 2's , not a big collection by any manner of means but when Gordon's book came out I did buy it and certainly don't regret it. Excellent.

[Eric Gaumann]

Hi Greg,

Can you quote all info on book, author, name, isbn nbr,
and maybe where one can buy it.

Thanks and best regards

Paul

Why, Gordon Williamson of course!

info: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...glance&s=books

Pub: Bender