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Ive just got my man cave sorted , and Ive found that i have a double up on a book . Its called "I flew for the Fuhrer " by one Heinz Knoke .
Really good read , its in good condition (cover a bit tatty) for its age (1954) a real insight into the otherside of WW2 .
pm me , and I'll get it away (post free) .

Splitpin wrote:

QUOTE (Splitpin @ Mar 23 2014,6:18 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Ive just got my man cave sorted , and Ive found that i have a double up on a book . Its called "I flew for the Fuhrer " by one Heinz Knoke .
Really good read , its in good condition (cover a bit tatty) for its age (1954) a real insight into the otherside of WW2 .
pm me , and I'll get it away (post free) .

JUST LIKE ME ... I'm in ... saves the postage

Ian Warren wrote:

QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Mar 23 2014,6:28 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

JUST LIKE ME ... I'm in ... saves the postage

Done .

Cheers Marty, Strangely its a book "I flew for the Fuhrer " that has been a reference to many others and recent books I have brought and these are brand new releases so i'm very much looking forward to comparing data and facts with this one, going back as far as 1954 ... the memories are still fresh and more honest, going to be a great read , Thanks Matey

I bags reading it after you Ian

scaber wrote:

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I bags reading it after you Ian

By all means, It's in the Ian's WWII aviation war library.

I remember reading it as a High School boy, when it was hot off the press.

For some strange reason I can't remember a bloody thing about it....

Bazza wrote:

QUOTE (Bazza @ Mar 23 2014,9:23 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I remember reading it as a High School boy, when it was hot off the press.

For some strange reason I can't remember a bloody thing about it....

Barry , see what i can do , scan and or photo pages and return you back to your High School days

Ian Warren wrote:

QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Mar 23 2014,8:41 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

.........and return you back to your High School days

Ian, that would be my worst nightmare!.... ....!

...amongst many others, of the same confusing adolescent time!... ...!

Paul.... ...!

Fozzer wrote:

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...amongst many others, of the same confusing adolescent time!... ...!

Truly were I learned my drawing skills - School ... as strange as it is I meet a guy who loved my books with the work , one impressed him so much ... he was 15 defending Berlin in 1945, strange when i first started engineering he said to I'd be no good, I mistakenly mistook his company for the little factory to the side, turned out he was to be the most regular customer, years later I was the only person he'd go too for his work to be done, he met me first time when I was 15 , I was with that company for 27 plus years , every time Gunter visited always had time to stop and say hi , funny .. he was one person who talked to me about the war , were the others he would not talk about it .

Damn it...... Always too slow. At work and dot get to check it regulary......

Don't worry EJ, if you come for a visit or return to Christchurch your always more than welcome to stop at the Aviation Art Library

20 odd on Amazon from about $10-00 (US ?).....If you're really keen, not as good as free though.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/185...mp;sr=&qid=