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 British Forces Motorcycles 1925-45
By C.J. Orchard & S.J. Madden. Official War Department records have
been consulted by the authors to produce the most detailed reference work
yet published on all military British motorcycles known to have been tested
by the War Department. Supporting the text is a comprehensive listing of
all War Department motorcycle contracts for the period, together with a
varied selection of contemporary photos. Paperback, 6-3/4"x 9-1/2",
186pg
Order Number #125265AE $Ask
 BMW Motorcycles In WWII - R1 2/R75
By Janusz Piepalkiewicz. Over 200 photographs and 20 drawings, including
many close-up and detailed shots, to show the various R12 and R75 types
used on all fronts. Used by the German Army, Luftwaffe, Waffen SS, and
others. Haddcover, 7-3/4"x 10-1/2", 192pg.
Order Number #116789C $Ask
 German Military Motorcycles : In the Reichswehr and Wehrmucht 1934-1945
By Horst Hinrichsen. Hinrichsen. Comprehensive photographic documentation
of German cycles and their riders. including those manufactured by Terrot,
Rene Gillet and Gnome et Rhone. Includes motorcycles captured from the
Allies, along with solo and sidecar machines of FIN, Indian Chief, Harley-Davidson,
BSA and Norton, plus Flying Flea, Welbike and Cushman. Discusses heating
systems in heavy BMW and Zuridapip machines, and protective overcoats made
for cyclists and passengers. Hardcover, 7"x 10", 200pg
Order Number #124856C $Ask
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 Motorcycles of the Wehrmacht
By Horst Hinrichsen. A Photo Chronicle. Fascinating insight into the everyday
life of German motorcycle messengers and riflemen. Countless photos show
German soldiers on duty with requisitioned civilian motorcycles of the
1930s, captured models, and the legendary BMW R75 and Zundapp KS 750, affording
an overview of the numerous types of German motorcycles that saw action.
Hardcover, 7"x 10", 192pg
Order Number #121001C $Ask
 Panzer-Grenadier, Motorcycle & Panzer Reconnaissance Units : A History
Of The German Motorized Units 1935-1945
By Horst Scheibert. This is the first photographic and textual documentation
of the organization, equipment and operations of three units that were
closely related: Panzcr-Grena-dicr, Motorcycle & Panzer Reconnais-sancc
Units. Hardcover, 175pg
Order Number #285-2 $Ask
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