Volume 16 covers reporting of World War 1 from July 3, 1915 - July 17, 1915. Relive WW1 as it unfolds week to week through the eyes of contemporary writers, photographers, and witnesses. This spectacular collection contains thousands of period photographs, drawings, accounts, and events from The Great War, World War 1. Volume 16 contains Parts 46-48 which includes events published July 3, 1915 - July 17, 1915. Some of the events contained within: The terrible landing battles around Seddul Bahr Development of submarine warfare The sinking of the Lusitania Przemysl and the battles of the mountains and rivers Przemysl and the advance of the great German phalanx ...and more! Reproduced and reprinted from a mint collection of source material, The Great War Remastered WW1 Standard History Collection is an entertaining and educational trip through time. Experience World War 1 from the British perspective as told by those who lived through it. Originally published as standalone issues called, The Great War: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict, the series starts in 1914 and continues into 1919. Assembled by documentary filmmaker and writer, Mark Bussler, The Great War: Remastered WW1 Standard History Collection accurately reprints these remarkable period magazines filled with stunning artwork, photographs, and stories from World War 1. The best gift idea for WW1 enthusiasts and World War 1 history buffs looking to pour over period photographs of soldiers, tanks, airplanes, zeppelins, horses, artillery, and WW1 tanks. This collection recounts WW1 battles and events as they happened within days and weeks. Historians, history fans, military history buffs, casual enthusiasts and students should thoroughly enjoy The Great War Remastered WW1 Standard History Collection; there are many World War 1 photos and drawings included.

The Great War: Remastered WW1 Standard History Collection Volume 16

History

Bussler, Mark

Europe

Independently published

Volume 17 covers reporting of World War 1 from July 24, 1915 - August 7, 1915. Relive WW1 as it unfolds week to week through the eyes of contemporary writers, photographers, and witnesses. This spectacular collection contains thousands of period photographs, drawings, accounts, and events from The Great War, World War 1. Volume 17 contains Parts 49-51 which includes events published July 24, 1915 - August 7, 1915. Some of the events contained within: The British offensive The second battles of Ypres Fighting around the Persian Gulf Botha's victorious campaign in German Southwest Africa The battles of Hooge, Rouges Bancs, and Festubert ...and more! Reproduced and reprinted from a mint collection of source material, The Great War Remastered WW1 Standard History Collection is an entertaining and educational trip through time. Experience World War 1 from the British perspective as told by those who lived through it. Originally published as standalone issues called, The Great War: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict, the series starts in 1914 and continues into 1919. Assembled by documentary filmmaker and writer, Mark Bussler, The Great War: Remastered WW1 Standard History Collection accurately reprints these remarkable period magazines filled with stunning artwork, photographs, and stories from World War 1. The best gift idea for WW1 enthusiasts and World War 1 history buffs looking to pour over period photographs of soldiers, tanks, airplanes, zeppelins, horses, artillery, and WW1 tanks. This collection recounts WW1 battles and events as they happened within days and weeks. Historians, history fans, military history buffs, casual enthusiasts and students should thoroughly enjoy The Great War Remastered WW1 Standard History Collection; there are many World War 1 photos and drawings included.

The Great War: Remastered WW1 Standard History Collection Volume 17

Take a trip back in time to visit the greatest city on Earth as it was back in the day. Imagine New York City before the flashing lights, traffic, and congestion. New York in the 19th Century: A Dramatic Collection of Images contains hundreds of contemporary images, engravings, maps, and photographs of New York City from a bygone era. Many of the buildings and locations featured in this massive book are no longer there, and others are now surrounded by skyscrapers and the modern world. Lovers of New York will be enthralled to see their city as it once was through the eyes of many talented artists from the mid to late 1800s. Travel back in history to see the Brooklyn Bridge when it was new, and New York Bay before familiar landmarks such as the Verrazano Bridge and Statue of Liberty. Stop by 19th-century Coney Island when Coney Island was already a favorite New York establishment! Assembled and designed by Mark Bussler, writer of Westinghouse and The World's Fair of 1893 Ultra Massive Photographic Adventure series, this monstrous coffee table-commanding tome of pictures sends readers on a pleasant stroll through history.

New York in the 19th Century: A Dramatic Collection of Images

Americas

An incredible culinary journey back in time. Chicago's White City Cookbook preserves 2000 recipes from the 19th century that were brought together by cooks at the 1893 World's Fair! Discover some fabulous (and fabulously odd) recipes for meats, puddings, layer cakes, doughnuts, poultry, game, mushes and more! The original printer first released this book in 1893 as The Home Queen World's Fair Souvenir Cookbook. A group of 1893 World's Fair managers collected recipes from all regions of the country and published them with images, photographs and additional tips about etiquette. This incredible reprint preserves the original type font, images and adds some bonus recipes from the early 20th century in a surprising way. Restored by World's Fair historian and writer, Mark Bussler (Expo: Magic of the White City and The World's Fair of 1893 Ultra Massive Photographic Adventure Series), all fans of historical cooking, reenactment cooking and the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago should love this massive tome of recipes.

Chicago’s White City Cookbook: 2000 Classic Recipes Inspired by the 1893 World’s Fair

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Cooking Education & Reference

Volume 21 covers reporting of World War 1 from October 16, 1915 - October 30, 1915. Relive WW1 as it unfolds week to week through the eyes of contemporary writers, photographers, and witnesses. This spectacular collection contains thousands of period photographs, drawings, accounts, and events from The Great War, World War 1. Volume 21 contains Parts 61-63 which includes events published October 16, 1915 - October 30, 1915. Some of the events contained within: The Incomparable achievement of the Belgian Army Heroes of the Victoria Cross in the first year of the war An inside view of Russia in war time ...and more! Reproduced and reprinted from a mint collection of source material, The Great War Remastered WW1 Standard History Collection is an entertaining and educational trip through time. Experience World War 1 from the British perspective as told by those who lived through it. Originally published as standalone issues called, The Great War: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict, the series starts in 1914 and continues into 1919. Assembled by documentary filmmaker and writer, Mark Bussler, The Great War: Remastered WW1 Standard History Collection accurately reprints these remarkable period magazines filled with stunning artwork, photographs, and stories from World War 1. The best gift idea for WW1 enthusiasts and World War 1 history buffs looking to pour over period photographs of soldiers, tanks, airplanes, zeppelins, horses, artillery, and WW1 tanks. This collection recounts WW1 battles and events as they happened within days and weeks. Historians, history fans, military history buffs, casual enthusiasts and students should thoroughly enjoy The Great War Remastered WW1 Standard History Collection; there are many World War 1 photos and drawings included.

The Great War: Remastered WW1 Standard History Collection Volume 21

A magical city sat next to the San Francisco Bay in 1915 to celebrate the construction of the Panama Canal and America's success in the World. Known as the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, The San Francisco World's Fair was a massive event that entertained more than 18 million people who visited the Western United States while The Great War raged across the World in Europe. More than 20 countries participated and enthralled guests with a visionary display of palaces, technological achievements and art. The Panama-Pacific International Exposition Company first printed this book as "The Blue Book" in 1915, a lavish celebration of the success of the fair. Restored by World's Fair historian, Mark Bussler (Director of Expo: Magic of the White City and author of The World's Fair of 1893 Ultra Massive Photographic Adventure Series), this massive reprinting preserves the original pictures, text, and type font while adding new spreads and modern layouts.

San Francisco 1915 World’s Fair: The Panama-Pacific International Exposition

A Century of Progress, a millennium of Chicago. Chicago was no stranger to World's Fairs. The Windy City hosted the great 1893 World's Fair at the end of the 19th century, the fair which introduced the Ferris Wheel and electric lights on a grand scale to the world. Forty years later Chicago would try to one-up itself and celebrate the city's 100 year anniversary with The Sky RIde, art deco styling, the Sinclair Dinosaurs, Hall of Science, and creative applications of lighting that stunned millions of visitors. A Century of Progress heralded not just Chicago's history but also the past several decades of American advancement in electricity, transportation, agriculture, science, medicine, art, movies, and architecture. It was said that “if Washington could return to our land of railroads and steamboats and airplanes and electricity and telephones and radios and the myriad products of physics and chemistry and biology and geology, he would think that by some magic he had been transported to some marvelous fairyland.” Written and designed by filmmaker and photographer, Mark Bussler (Expo: Magic of the White City, The 1893 World's Fair Ultra Massive Photographic Adventure Series and San Francisco 1915 World's Fair: The Panama-Pacific International Exposition) Chicago 1933 World's Fair: A Century of Progress in Photographs collects a wealth of stunning amateur, professional, and press photographs that chronicle this incredible event. Learn about the construction of the fair, the styling, the buildings, funding, and the fairgoers' experience of a lifetime! Chapter List: 010 - Introduction 014 - Chicago 1933 029 - The Fairgrounds 040 - Hall Of Science 059 - Administration Building 064 - Avenue of Flags 071 - U.S. Government Building and Hall of States 094 - The Sky Ride 108 - The Adler Planetarium 114 - Travel and Transport Building 124 - Electrical Building 142 - Company Buildings 166 - The Sinclair Dinosaurs 172 - Other Sights and Sounds

Chicago 1933 World's Fair: A Century of Progress in Photographs

All hail the Vectrex, the greatest video game system in the history of the universe!Released in 1982, the GCE Vectrex is more popular today than it was back then, which is remarkable in a world where the newest electronic gadgets go obsolete within hours. The Vectrex remains eternal and continues to enthrall fans around the world. Why is that?This unique vector graphics-based video game console withstands the test of time because there is nothing else like it and no way to duplicate its unique look and feel. Computer emulation has nothing on the Vectrex because it’s old school television screen displays glowing laser beams in a way that your modern smart screen cannot. The Vectrex comes with a built-in 1980s-style CRT monitor and a stylish analog joystick. Players enjoy games with the assistance of colorful plastic overlays. The Vectrex game catalog, though small, is filled with excellent arcade games from the era like Berzerk, Scramble, Armor Attack and Star Castle.All Hail the Vectrex contains more than 25 full-color Vectrex video game reviews, a thorough (and entertaining) hardware review, homebrew recommendations, and a special look at the Vectrex 3D Imager and Vectorcade arcade joystick. This hilarious and informative guidebook is written and photographed by Classic Game Room producer, Mark Bussler, a long-time Vectrex enthusiast and writer of Ultra Massive Video Game Console Guide, Ultra Massive Sega Genesis Guide, Chicago 1933 World’s Fair: A Century of Progress in Photographs, Ethel the Cyborg Ninja, and The World’s Fair of 1893 Ultra Massive Photographic Adventure series.Table of ContentsIntroductionVector Graphics vs. PixelsVectrex Games and OverlaysMine StormScrambleHyperchaseWeb WarsBerzerkSolar QuestStar Trek: The Motion PictureSpace WarsBlitz! Star CastleCosmic ChasmClean SweepHeads UpArmor..AttackStarhawkPolar RescueSpikeRip OffFortress of NarzodVectrex 3D Imager3D Mine Storm3D Crazy Coaster3D Narrow EscapeArt MasterMelody MasterVectorcadeModern Era of VectrexDeath ChaseNOXVectrexiansMore Vectrex Homebrews

All Hail the Vectrex: Ultimate Collector's Review Guide

Computers & Technology

Games & Strategy Guides

Can a cyborg ninja, broken computer, flying squid, cross-dimensional chicken and two talking space ships save the universe from monochromatic 1970s video game technology gone bad? From Classic Game Room creator and host, Mark Bussler, Ethel the Cyborg Ninja is a hilarious video game inspired romp through the galaxy as a beautiful cyborg ninja assassin discovers a broken computer floating in the depths of space on the other side of the universe. The computer (Edit Station 1) warns her that Vectronnixx 9000 is rapidly taking over the universe by turning all of reality into a bad video game. Ethel enlists the help of Heyzoos the Space Chicken, Space Gar and Wind Squid to fight untold evil, find her dad and stop Vectronnixx 9000 and its army of countless minions and evil robots!! Laughs and ninja action await as new mysteries unravel in the first part of the Ethel the Cyborg Ninja saga.

Ethel the Cyborg Ninja: Book 1

Comics & Graphic Novels

Manga

Heyzoos the Coked-Up Chicken is a space chicken from another dimension who lives on a magical ore called "space coke", which has a list of side effects longer than War and Peace.    This 56-page Special Edition comic is a re-printing of 2014's Heyzoos #1 with loads of bonus content including sketches, doodles and the Disco 8-Track comic strip series complete with the Disco 8-Track comic book concept. In Disco 8-Track, Heyzoos, Edit-Station 1 and the Cosmic Death Brick create a traveling live streaming review show after Top 10 videos put them out of business on Earth.    Heyzoos is a professional video game review for Classic Game Room, an obscure game review show that broadcasts from the Intergalactic Space Arcade. In this issue he receives a copy of Super Save Princess 3 and must review it, even though he never manages to open the game. Madness ensues and chaos reigns as Heyzoos battles video game enemies with a magic hammer and machine gun.    Created by Classic Game Room producer and Ethel the Cyborg Ninja writer, Mark Bussler, Heyzoos is a wacky adventure that defies time, space, physics, logic and the laws of reality. Fans of video games and video game humor should absolutely love Heyzoos and his never ending quest to review everything... on space coke.

Heyzoos the Coked-Up Chicken #1 Special Edition

Graphic Novels

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