[Russ Ellis]

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I imagine most of you are aware of Osprey Books, if not, in short they are sort of a cliff's notes version of the time period, people, places, campaigns etc. that they are titled after. Each book typically contains not only contemporary art work, pictures of artifacts and places but also a series of color plates illustrating people in contemporary garb, weapons etc. I had some duplicates so I'm going to try to pass them along to some people that will appreciate them before I send them off to ebay.

Here's what I've got:

Medieval European Armies by Terence Wise, Illustrations: Gerald Embleton


The Normans by David Nicolle, Illustrations: Angus Mcbride


The Venetian Empire 1200-1670, by David Nicolle, Illustrations: Christopher Rothero


German Medieval Armies 1300-1500 by Christopher Gravett, Illustrations by Angus Mcbride


Germanic Warrior 236-568 by Simon Mcdowell, Illustrations by Angus Mcbride


Soldiers of the English Civil War (2) Cavalry by John Tincey, Illustrations by Angus Mcbride


Armies of Medieval Burgundy 1364 - 1477 by Nicholas Michael, Illustrations by Gerald Embleton


The Vikings by Ian Heath, Illustrations by Angus Mcbride


Note that the covers I've shown may not necessarily match the one on the book I've got (although the mostly do). However, the text, pictures, plates and so forth are identical. I'm asking eight dollars actual shipping for each for these (approximately half price were you to buy them new), first person that contacts here or at my email ramellis1@bellsouth.net gets the title they are interested in. I will of course combine shipping should you wish to purchase more then one title.

Thanks for looking

Russ Ellis

[Russ Ellis]

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Oops! Found one more...

Age of Charlemagne by David Nicolle, Illustrated by Angus Mcbride

[Jean Thibodeau]

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Russ e-mail sent for 7 out of the 8 in your first post.

( Age of Charlemagne I already have in your later addition ).