Heaven High, Hell Deep
Albert And Charles Boni, Inc.
New York
1935
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THE GREAT WAR IN THE AIR BIBLIOGRAPHY PROJECT |
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NORMAN ARCHIBALD (Born 1894) Archibald flew first with the French and then with the U.S. Aero 95th Pursuit Squadron. In 1918 he was shot down and made a prisoner of war, |
Archibald, Norman
Heaven High, Hell Deep
Albert And Charles Boni, Inc.
New York
1935
350 pp / Illustrated by Allen Palmer
Estimated Value: $13 - $21
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