The Aberjona Press - For Sale List

[Tom Houlihan]

Kameraden,

Some of you may know that I make maps for The Aberjona Press. I am also an authorized sales agent. I usually sell at militaria shows and reenacting events, but I can do it this way, too.

Although it's not a considerable discount, I can sell at a discount. If you request a book from me, you will also only pay the actual postage/shipping costs incurred. No flat rate.

The books are available on the Aberjona site, The Aberjona Press Just go to the "Our Books" button, and you can see them.

Here is my inventory list, with prices:

American Iliad - $20
Black Edelweis - $18
Final Crisis - $25
Five Years/Four Fronts - $18
The Good Soldier - $12
The Good Soldier audio - $25
Into the Mountains Dark - $12
From Normandy to the Ruhr - $18
Odyssey of a Philippine Scout - $18
Seven Days in January - $12
Slaughterhouse - $25
Sledgehammers - $18
Waffen-SS Encyclopedia - $18

Sorry, out of Vanguard of the Crusade!

I can't be absolutely sure this is a better deal for those of you outside the US. You may be able to procure these books from your local seller more cheaply. However, if they're not available where you are, then I might just be your best bet.

Yes, I do make a few bucks off each book, but not enough to live on!

You can contact me directly at: houlihant@comcast.net

Thanks, Jim!

[Helmut Von Moltke]

Does Aberjona ship by UPS air? Black Edelweiss took some time to arrive. I'm tired of waiting for moths for books ordered from the internet...

K

[Tom Houlihan]

Kevin, I'm not entirely sure.

If you order it from me directly, I'll use the best rate from the US Postal Service to get it to you as quickly as I can.

There are usually 3-4 mailing options. Naturally, the quickest is the most expensive. I never know for certain until I go to the post office, and the weigh it and check the destination. For example, the package I mailed to The Netherlands today needed to be there fairly quickly. So, the 7 pound box cost $38.20 to arrive within a week. 3-5 business days would have cost $50!