What do you consider to be the scarcest Third reich refernce Books to find ?

[Martin Harding]

Hello Guys, I thought perhaps it would be interesting to see what other members consider to be scarce to find Third Reich refence Books and perhaps post them here. I have posted a few examples below that I believe are now long out of print books and vitually impossibe to find.
Regards Martin

The Prussian and German Iron cross by V Bowen

[Martin Harding]

The Iron Cross of Prussia and Germany by A.E. Prowse
1971 and remakably in absolute mint condition (Limited to 250 copies) this Book is number 151

[Martin Harding]

Foreign Volunteers of Hitler's Germany by Warren Odegard and Richard Deeter 1968

[Martin Harding]

Nazi Decorations and Medals 1933-1945 by James A Sawicki
Illustrated by John E. Snitzel
1958 Lenard L. Babin

[Martin Harding]

World War 11 German Military collectibles by Robert McCarthy
Identifications & values
1980 (signed by Robert McCarthy and Paul Stephanek)

[Shawn Rawls]

Scarcity is one thing, but usefulness is another story.

[TJ Suter]

Scarcity is one thing, but usefulness is another story.

Exactly right!

[paddywhack]

i read that as the scariest reference books at first!!!!

[Martin Harding]

i read that as the scariest reference books at first!!!!

Judging by the comments so far I think you may have read it correctly...........and that I spelt it inncorrectly

[fozz]

rare book

Wouldnt mind a copy of the original presentation picture account book of the Cholm pocket, have only come across damaged copies..................

[Michael Fay]

Gahr book

Gahr book must be hard to come by.

[Michael Fay]

1000 Stuck

Especially as there were only 1000 made, I believe.

[Mark C. Yerger]

Most of the better Patzwall volumes.

Most of the older Podzun Verlag Army divisional histories

The SS-Bataillon "N" history by Ernst Deutsch (doesn't scan well, just tried)

and the private done SS unit text histories like the one below (it's not the Munin photo album).

[Krullies]

#151 you say?

The Iron Cross of Prussia and Germany by A.E. Prowse
1971 and remakably in absolute mint condition (Limited to 250 copies) this Book is number 151

Wow, number 151, that explains why the copy I have didn't cost me more then 5 Euro, found at a second hand book market in The Hague, not too long ago Silly me was sooo glad to have found this









I guess nothing is sacred any more

Very best regards,
Karin-Renate

[Martin Harding]

Wow, number 151, that explains why the copy I have didn't cost me more then 5 Euro, found at a second hand book market in The Hague, not too long ago Silly me was sooo glad to have found this


I guess nothing is sacred any more

Very best regards,
Karin-Renate

Hello Karin, the horror of it all Looks like a laser copy enough to drive one to
Regards Martin