Bound volume containing U. S. Govt. Publications on Camouflage, all seeming have been produced in 1942. We could not decipher most of the cover lettering. "... Appendix A Defense Plant Corporation ... Manufacturing Plant ... North Carolina" is as much as we could get)

Hardcover. Very Good. Size of individual items varies but most are about 28 cm. All are in a flexible hard cover binding (30 cm.) with two screw and post holes running through each item along left side. It seems clear this volume full of 1942 Camouflage items was assembled as an appendix to some contract, report or other document involving the Defense Plant Corporation (a subsidiary of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, operated by the U. S. Government, 1940-1945) and a North Carolina plant. A former owner's name (Herbert L. Coggins, 936th Eng. Cam. Bn. Avn.) is stamped on some individual items. Here is a list of all or almost memos memoranda and reports in this volume: (1) Preservation of Natural Cover during Construction. (Revised November 10, 1942); (2) Simplified Construction Methods for Protective Concealment; (3) Camouflage Bulletin No. 6 ... New Materials and Items for Camouflage; (4) Camouflage Bulletin No. 7 ... Garnishing Camouflage Nets; (5) Camouflage Bulletin No. 9 ... The Infra-Red Problem; (6) Photo Tracing for Camouflage Plans and Drawings; (7) Recent Overseas Camouflage including Air Force Combat Notes from the Far East. Compiled and revised Sept. 30, 1942; (8) Still Another Article on Camouflage, by Frank E. Alston; (9) Engineers with the Army Air Forces, by Brig-Gen. Stuart C. Godfrey; (10) Coloring of Airdrome Runways; (11) Camouflage Notes; (12) Studies of Housing for a Dispersed Airdrome; (13) Criteria for Dispersed Airdromes; (14) Criteria for Determination of Preliminary Acreage Required for Airdromes: (15) Aviation Engineer Notes, No. 10 (Nov. 1942); (15); Camouflage of Barksdale Field, Laurens, S. C. by 21st Engineers; (16) Processing Camouflage Cloth with Field Expedients and Casein Paint (includes 9 cloth swatches and 9 same-sized color cards); (17) Cantonment Areas: Study Using Urban Patterns; Study of Disruptive Patterns (With Examples of Block Printing): Study of Dispersed Layout; (18) Chicken Feathers for Protective Concealment; (19) Turf Patterning for Protective Concealment; and (20) Dimensions of Aircraft Governing Design of Facilities.