Preservation
Collection
BOOKS
Vol 1 and 2 combined.
tank corps,
US Cavalry, North Russia, Siberia, etc, etc. Chart on Collar Disc Number break down for divisions, and chart on Victory
Medal clasps/bars as issued by Division. Thousands of copies previously sold. Referred to as the Bible
on WW1.
$20.00 plus $5.00 postage.
All major credit cards accepted plus checks or money orders.
Autographed by the author Hayes Otoupalik to you.
Write: Hayes
Otoupalik, Box 8423, Missoula, Montana 59808 Phone 406-549-4817
BUCK ADAMS: A MARINE IN THE
GREAT WAR
By
Wayne A. Pettyjohn
An
historical novel based on the unit history of the 3rd Battalion, 6th
Marine Regiment in World War I. Buck Adams, a young farm boy from
Reviewer’s remarks: “If you read novels you will
like this one. It is the story, told in a serious mode, about a young farm lad
that follows his desire to make something of himself. There are numerous other
individuals, all of whom are well described, that come into the story, making
it more than just one man’s experiences. The illustrations are truly superb,
well-drawn and the maps are better than you will find in many nonfiction
works.”
George Clark,
Soft cover, 7x8.5
format, 16 illustrations, 9 maps, 241 pages. Price of $20 includes
shipping
within U.S.
SLUM
AND GUNS: TALES OF MARINES IN THE GREAT WAR
By
Wayne
A. Pettyjohn
Thirty-two short stories about Buck Adams and his fellow
Marines in the 3rd
Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment during World
War 1. Many of the same
characters found in “Buck Adams; A
Marine in the Great War.”
Reviewer’s
remarks: “I
liked Slum and Guns because to my mind
it is accurately written ‘from the ranks’ and because the facts
are right. I can find myself in company with the
lads and can
empathize with them, since they seem to me to be real people.”
Tony Noyes,
Soft cover, 7x8.5 format, 16 illustrations,
6 maps, 213 pages.
Price of $20
includes shipping within U.S.
If you have ANY old WWI Items stored in boxes and in trunks...in the attic or basement, these items could be at risk for mold and premature deterioration due to heat and humidity. The goal of the WWI Preservation Collection is to gather up long forgotten military items from the WWI time period and protect them from being lost forever.
There are many Items in danger of being lost to improper storage. Many family members do not want to care for or store the old medals, uniforms, phonograph records, rifles, trunks, documents and photographs.......
THE WWI PRESERVATION COLLECTION WILL TAKE THESE ITEMS !!!!!!!!
Believe it or not ....these items often end up in garbage bins to be hauled off to the dump and lost forever.
Upon receiving any items I will carefully evaluate the condition and photograph the items. (Some may even appear on the photos page for everyone to see) The items will then be tagged and properly preserved in storage or on display at a museum on loan.
WWI Preservation Collection -
"Is dedicated to the memory of those who fought in the muddy trenches of France during WWI.
To preserve their Weapons; Uniforms; Documents and Equipment so that their story
may be told to future generations."
D. L. O'Neal
If you have any questions please contact me.....I'll be happy to answer them.
David L. O'Neal - Founder of the WWI Preservation Collection
