The book, The Luftwaffe (1933 - 1945), represents a pictorial study of the German Air Force during this timeframe.  The majority of the photographs contained in this publication have come from private collections, picked up on various research trips the author has taken to Germany.  In each case, the photographs compiled in this book have been selected for their interest to the enthusiast, the aviation historian and the modeller alike.  Examples of these photographs include rare aerial views of combat during the Battle Of Britain, a Heinkel 111 after being ramed by a Soviet fighter, an airfiled decoy scheme, radar insallations in a Fw 190 Condor, trials of the Henschel 293 glider bomb and a rare picture of the infamous tandem aircraft "Mistel" weapon system airborne.  Included in this book are 7 period color and 130 vintage black and white photographs respectively.  This book is 68 pages and is in excellent condition.  The author is Alfred Price.  Edition published in 1981.