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Luftwaffe Colour Schemes and Markings 1935-45 Vol. 1 🔍
text by Martin Windrow; illustrated by Richard Ward Osprey Publishing, Osprey Aircam Aviation Special, S6, 1, 1971
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Alternative title
Luftwaffe colour schemes and markings, 1935-45. Vol.2 / text by Martin Windrow ; illustrated by Richard Ward
Alternative title
Luftwaffe Colour Schemes and Markings Volume 1 (Aircam Aviation) (v. 2)
Alternative title
Luftwaffe colour schemes and markings, 1935-45. Vol. 2
Alternative author
Martin Clive Windrow
Alternative author
Windrow, Martin
Alternative publisher
Osprey Publications
Alternative publisher
Arco Publishing Co
Alternative publisher
Osprey Automotive
Alternative publisher
Philip's
Alternative edition
Aircam aviation series -- no. S8, Aircam aviation series -- no. S8., Reading, England, 1971
Alternative edition
Aircam aviation ser, S6, S8, London, ©1971
Alternative edition
United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
date open sourced
2024-03-13
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