New York: Pantheon Book, 2007. Paper Wrappers. 8vo. New. Hardcover. Brown illustrated dust jacket with white title to spine. Interior pristine. 407pp. VIET/032307. Fine. More

New York: Public Affairs, 2018. Hardcover. Based on newly available archives, this book presents a disturbing account of Henry Kissinger's role in the Vietnam War - blundering negotiations, leading America to tragedy, and dooming the government of South Vietnam. Bound in white paper covered boards with navy paper spine and in a pictorial dust jacket with tittle and author to spine and front cover. In fine condition. 296 pages. VIET/100418. Fine. More

Washington, D.C. The German Historical Institute and Cambridge UP, (2003). Hardcover. 8vo. Mint black cloth covered boards bright gilt title to front board and to spine. Crisp, bright and clean interior: like new. Contains various essays. Index, 371 pp. Vietnam War. VIET/11133. Fine. More

New York: St Martin's, [1984]. Hardcover. First Edition. Inscribed by author: "To Barry, One of the admirable figures in some of the events chronicled in this book - a book in which I am indebted for his valuable help. With best wishes, Bob / The Asia Society September 20, 1984." The author was the Washington bureau chief for two major newspapers during the Truman and Johnson administrations. The book is inscribed to Barry Zorthian, who was the U.S. government spokesman to the media during the Vietnam War, and is from his personal library. Bound in cream paper boards with linen spine. Interior is clean and bright, and book is near fine. The dust jacket is cream, green, and red with title and author to spine. Some nicks and chipping but very good. 216 pages. VIET/011013. Near Fine. More

Washington DC: Center of Military History / Government Printing Office, 1996. Hardcover. Interesting Presentation Copy. Inscribed, "For Barry Zorthian With the deepest thanks for your support and assistance over the years! William Hammond January 8 1997. This book and its predecessor covering 1962-68 analyze the factors that shaped the way in which the U.S. government and the military related to the press during the Vietnam War. Barry Zorthian was the highly esteemed U.S. spokesman to the media in Vietnam during the 1960s. Hammond was a historian with the U.S. Army Center of Military History. Bound in dark brown cloth with military insignia in gilt to cover and title and author in gilt to spine. In pictorial dust jacket with chips and small tears along edges. Near fine in very good dj. 659 pages including index. VIET/011013. Near Fine. More

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1996. Hardcover. Blue cloth backed boards with gilt title to spine. Pristine, tight interior. Grey and black illustrated dj with black title to spine panel. 427 pp. VIET/081205. Fine in Fine dj. More

New York: PublicAffairs, 1999. First Edition. Hardcover. Thick 8vo. Fine in fine illustrated black, white, and red dust jacket with white title to front and spine panels. Pristine interior. Index, 479 pages. Military. VIET/051019. Fine / Fine. More

Oxford: Oxford University Press, (2015). Hardcover. 8vo. Review copy. Fine in black paper covered boards with gilt title to spine. Pristine interior. Black, red, and white illustrated dust jacket with black and red title to front panel and white title to red spine panel. Index, 222 pages. VIET/051019. Fine / Fine. More

University of Oklahoma Press: Norman, 2014. Hardcover. First Edition. Black cloth spine over tan paper covered boards with gilt title to spine. In grey illustrated jacket with dark brown title to spine and front panels. Clean and bright. 290 pages. VIET/050819. Fine / Fine. More

Cambridge: Da Capo Press, a Member of the Perseus Books Group, 2003. Paperback. Galley/Review Copy. Nearly mint green paper wrappers; new interior w/a letter from the publisher laid-in. 279 pp. Vietnam War. VIET/11133. Near Fine. More

Novato CA: Presidio Press, [1985]. Hardcover. An account of the stand made by the last of the American advisors and the South Vietnamese as the Vietnam War was winding down. Tipped in inscription on a Marine Corps Historical Foundation label: "A story about leadership, about Marines who lead [sic] during a crisis and in doing so helped change the outcome of a great battle. Gerry Turley." The book is from the personal collection of Barry Zorthian, the U.S. government spokesman in Saigon during the Vietnam War. Bound in tan cloth with title in white to spine. In bright orange and black dust jacket., price-clipped with small closed tear to top right front corner. In very good condition. 344 pages. VIET/011113. Very Good in Very Good Dust Jacket. More

Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2003. Hardcover. Mint condition smooth black 8vo., gilt title to cover and spine. Interior is crisp and tight. Index, 324 pp. Vietnam. VIET/6133. Fine. More