silicate paint (4 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : Good. 1st Edition. Binding is good in grey cloth boards with black titling to upper board. Part One is headed 'A Brief Outline of The Place of Camouflage in Aerial Defence' and Part Two 'Considerations Regarding Paint and Other Materials For Carrying Out Camouflage Schemes'. Text pages and line drawings are all clean with no markings - just a previous owner name on a blank ep. Camouflage paint colours chart in pocket at rear. No dust jacket Dispatched same or next working day in protective packaging.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. First Edition 1939. Part One headed 'A Brief Outline of The Place of Camouflage in Aerial Defence' and Part Two: 'Considerations Regarding Paint and Other Materials For Carrying Out Camouflage Schemes'. Text pages and line drawings are all clean with no markings. 29pp. Book condition: Very Good, a clean, tight copy. Minor age related sunning to page edges. Binding is very good in brown cloth boards, book includes Silicon Paint Company Camouflage Colour Chart in pocket at rear - please see photographs.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. [1939]. 30 pp, photographic plates and illustrations to the text, with rear pocket containing a paint chart with a range of camouflage colours, original printed boards, a little soiled on spine, otherwise very good. Plus typed letter, signed, from Duresco Products Silicate Paint Company, dated 14th February 1939, addressed to Messrs Williams & James of Gloucester, with the heading ARP Camouflage. UK postage for this item will be lower than the ABE default rate.

Hardcover. Etat : Poor. 1st Edition. Original grey boards, black titles, 130 x 180 mm., 100 grms., illustrated 1 colour and 1 b/w photographic plate plus line drawings and chart giving Relative Actinic Value of Landscape. Pocket in rear containing card with camouflage paint colours and letter from Duresco Products to previous owner mentioning the "threat of air warfare, dated February 1939 and signed by E Junkes? Book is clean and tightly bound but the front board is heavily marked with two brown cup rings, hence the Poor/Good only condition designation. P-G only.