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  • cporc
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2007
    • 10

    #1

    Type XXI & XXIII book qwery

    Is anyone familiar with this book?

    "The development of new types of U-boats in Germany during World War II: Construction, trials and first operational experience of the Type XXI, XXIII and Walter U-boats"
    by Werner Rahn Supposedly published in 1988.

    In an Amzon listing the "ASIN number is B0007BSZYA" (whatever that is).


    But of course it is out of stock.

    I cannot find anything on it, can anyone help?
  • tabledancer
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2005
    • 573

    #2
    Does anybody out there have

    Does anybody out there have anything on Type XXI Anatomy of the U-Boat,by Rossler/Eberhard/Kohein.I have been looking everywhere for this book.







    TD

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    • cporc
      Junior Member
      • Nov 2007
      • 10

      #3
      re:Type XXI Anatomy of the U-Boat,by Rossler/Eberhard

      I have an extra new copy around here somewhere. Will dig around and see if I can find it (when I do I'll know what I paid for it and will let you know).

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      • JWLaRue
        Managing Editor, SubCommittee Report
        • Aug 1994
        • 4281

        #4
        Does anybody out there have

        Does anybody out there have anything on Type XXI Anatomy of the U-Boat,by Rossler/Eberhard/Kohein.I have been looking everywhere for this book.
        The Borders Books chain tends to have them in stock......

        -Jeff
        Rohr 1.....Los!

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        • tabledancer
          Junior Member
          • Feb 2005
          • 573

          #5
          Thanks Jeff.Borders was the first

          Thanks Jeff.Borders was the first one that I checked and it isn`t in print anymore and none are in their system.






          TD

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          • boss subfixer
            Junior Member
            • Aug 2004
            • 656

            #6
            Check maritime museums too, I

            Check maritime museums too, I found either the type XXI or type VII book at the Mystic Seaport.

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            • myles yancey
              Junior Member
              • Mar 2005
              • 282

              #7
              Re: Type XXI & XXIII book qwery

              [quote]Is anyone familiar with this book?

              "The development of new types of U-boats in Germany during World War II]

              Hi

              As you know it is an out of print book.

              In an Amzon listing the "ASIN number is B0007BSZYA" (whatever that is).

              This is a pre-order registration number to buy that book when it becomes available.

              If you go to Amazon Books and plug that number in it will bring you to a page where you can pre-order that book when it a used copy becomes available.

              I am not familiar with this particular book but I am familiar with many of the other Type XXI and XXIII books on the market

              Thank You
              Myles

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              • tabledancer
                Junior Member
                • Feb 2005
                • 573

                #8
                Thankyou Myles!!!!!!!





                TD http://www.subcommittee.com/forum/icon_wink.gif

                Thankyou Myles!!!!!!!





                TD

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                • JWLaRue
                  Managing Editor, SubCommittee Report
                  • Aug 1994
                  • 4281

                  #9
                  TD,

                  The Anatomy of the Ship:

                  TD,

                  The Anatomy of the Ship: Type XXI U-boat still appears to be in print through the publisher, the U.S. Naval Institute:



                  -Jeff

                  p.s. the Type VII book of the same series is also available.
                  Rohr 1.....Los!

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                  • myles yancey
                    Junior Member
                    • Mar 2005
                    • 282

                    #10
                    TD,

                    The Anatomy of the Ship]http://www.usni.org/store/item.asp?ITEM_ID=1196

                    -Jeff

                    p.s.

                    TD,

                    The Anatomy of the Ship]http://www.usni.org/store/item.asp?ITEM_ID=1196[/url]

                    -Jeff

                    p.s. the Type VII book of the same series is also available.
                    Hi Jeff

                    You should be able to buy that book at any book store if they don't have in stock they can order it.

                    Myles

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                    • cporc
                      Junior Member
                      • Nov 2007
                      • 10

                      #11
                      Myles I have been on

                      Myles I have been on the list since June when I posted the original query thanx.

                      tabledancer - Myles' reply was to my question I believe. If you enter that number you will be requesting the wrong book :.{

                      Have you tried http://www.bookfinder.com/ ?

                      It is the best I have found for searching for both new and used books. Searches can be run by Title, Author, Keyword, or ISBN.

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                      • JWLaRue
                        Managing Editor, SubCommittee Report
                        • Aug 1994
                        • 4281

                        #12
                        You should be able to

                        You should be able to buy that book at any book store if they don't have in stock they can order it.
                        True. But if someone needs to order it anyway...why not go to the source. No need to the middle-man, eh? Plus you would then have it delivered directly to your home.

                        -Jeff

                        p.s. Of course, if a bookstore will sell it to you for a discount, that could change things.
                        Rohr 1.....Los!

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                        • myles yancey
                          Junior Member
                          • Mar 2005
                          • 282

                          #13
                          You should be able to

                          You should be able to buy that book at any book store if they don't have in stock they can order it.
                          True. But if someone needs to order it anyway...why not go to the source. No need to the middle-man, eh? Plus you would then have it delivered directly to your home.

                          -Jeff

                          p.s. Of course, if a bookstore will sell it to you for a discount, that could change things.
                          You are right Jeff . Myles

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                          • myles yancey
                            Junior Member
                            • Mar 2005
                            • 282

                            #14
                            Here are some more places

                            Here are some more places to look for books.

                            http://www.dropbears.com/books/military ... -boats.htm

                            http://www.worldwartwobooks.com/section ... rine-books







                            These are just a few places you can look for books if that will help you also.

                            Thanks Myles

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                            • tabledancer
                              Junior Member
                              • Feb 2005
                              • 573

                              #15
                              Thankyou very much Jeff,I jumped

                              Thankyou very much Jeff,I jumped right on it.It was a good price too.Just got done ordering it







                              TD

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