The new improved poor man's James Bond. Volume 1

Saxon Kurt. The Poor Man's James Bond Vol. 5 1993 [pdf 465sc 464c. 101.02mb]Whoever uploaded the book added the wrong book title and book cover and I corrected both. The below information is wrong. I tried to delete it but it won't delete. I do not know the ISBN or the copyright date. Everything you'll need to know about improvised weaponry & kitchen chemistry. * Vol. 1.: Orig. PMJB; Fireworks & Explosives Like Granddad Used To Make; Weingart's Pyrotechny; We Shall Fight In The Streets; Arson By Electronics; U.S. Army & Marines Hand-To-Hand Combat. 497 p. (ISBN 1-881801-01-2) * Vol 2.: Chemistry of Powder & Explosives; American Ju-Jitsu; The Poor Man's Armorer; Chemicals In War. 484 p. (ISBN 1-881801-02-0). * Vol 3.: The Weaponeer; The Gunsmith's Manual (1885); Silencers From The Home Workshop; Booby Traps. 411 p. (ISBN 1-881801-03-9). Vol. 4.: Sapper!; Special Forces Handbook; Viet Cong Mines & Booby Traps; Engineer Soldier's Handbook; Modern Gunsmithing (Clyde Baker, 1933); Handloader's Manual (complete science of, 1937). 464 p. (ISBN 1-881801-4-7). Kurt Saxon is an internationally known expert in improvised weaponry, guerilla warfare & terrorism. Top dealer discounts. Books sell well by sets. National advertising. Also, Granddad's Wonderful Book of Chemistry: (Kitchen chemistry) Interpret Old Formulas; Chemical Magic; Setting Up The Home Lab; Medical Students Manual Of Chemistry (1889). 435 p. (ISBN 1-881801-05-5). Available as a set through: Atlan Formularies, P.O. Box 95, Alpena, AR 72611. Telephone: 501-437-2999. Granddad's Wonderful Book of 8 X 11", 435 Pages The original methods of home manufacturing for everyone Make herbal extracts, essential oils, acids, gases alkaloids etcetera. Make most of the chemicals from easy-to-get raw chemicals. Plus a complete course in laboratory glass blowing; Dick's Encyclopedia of Practical Receipts and Processes, 1872; The Medical Students Manual of Chemistry, 1889; Chemical Magic, 1920; How to Make And Use A Small Chemical Laboratory, 1926.