The Coast Guard: Foundation For Coast Guard History Book Raised Seal – Tom Beard

“The Coast Guard: Foundation For Coast Guard History Book Raised Seal” by Tom Beard is a comprehensive and illustrated exploration of the U.S. Coast Guard’s history. Published by Universe Publishing in 2010, this hardcover book spans more than 350 pages, delving into the origins of the Coast Guard as both the Revenue Cutter Service and U.S. Lifesaving Service. With essays on history, search and rescue, and aviation, the book showcases the incredible training and motivation of the Coast Guard personnel. Written by a team of historians and distinguished officers, including the current Commandant USCG Admiral Thad Allen, this book offers a detailed account of the Coast Guard’s role in safeguarding Americans and protecting our coastlines. In excellent condition

Matisse by Pierre. Schneider (1984, Hardcover) large 752 Pages, No Dust Jacket

“Matisse by Pierre Schneider is a comprehensive biography of the renowned artist Henri Matisse. This 752-page hardcover book, published by Rizzoli International Publications in 1984, delves into the life and work of Matisse, offering insights into his artistic vision and influences. With original illustrations included, this book is a valuable resource for art enthusiasts and fans of individual artists looking to explore the life and legacy of one of the most iconic figures in modern art.”

Thai Street Food : Authentic Recipes By David Thompson 2009 FIRST US ED LIKE NEW

“Thai Street Food: Authentic Recipes by David Thompson is a vibrant and captivating cookbook that delves into the rich culinary traditions of Southeast Asia. With stunning illustrations and 372 pages of recipes, this book offers a comprehensive look at Thai street food culture. Published in 2010 by Potter/Ten SPEED/Harmony/Rodale, this hardcover book is a must-have for cooking enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Authored by David Thompson, this book is a valuable addition to any collection focusing on Asian cuisine and cultural heritage.”