Battle Plan Magazine - Issue Number 1 - March April 1987

Description

CC ITEM NO. 4860
This item is one of several different, somewhat vintage, highly collectable, military or war game related periodicals or other type publications, which we are offering here on eBay occasionally. All are complete and in the condition indicated below (please refer to the condition definitions residing at the end of this listing). Priced to sell, they are ready to join yours or that special someone's private war gamer's, military historian's, or weapons enthusiast's private library.
Complete Title
: Battle Plan
Number
: 1
Construction
:   Soft Cover, Stapled Spine
Published Year
: 1987
Publisher
: Diverse Talents, Inc.
Features
:
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“I Have Not Yet Begun To Fight” – A word from the Editor.
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Squad Leader Scenarios
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"One if by Air, Two if by Sea" and "Blunting the Spearhead"
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Solitaire Up Front
o
A Flamethrower Defense Scenario
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Overlord 1943
o
Variant for Avalon Hill’s Fortress Europa (+ counters insert)
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Battle for Leyte
o
Scenario for SSG Carriers at War
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A House Restored
o
Rules variants for GDW A House Divided
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The Russian Campaign
o
Political variants for AH Russian Campaign
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Holding the Line
o
A Scenario for Task Force's Armor at Kursk
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Field Marshal
o
Variant situation cards and weather effects for Jedko game (+ cards insert)
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Combat Cards II
o
Escalation variant for Yaquinto WWII card game
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Warlords of the World
o
Tournament scenario contest for Panther Games "Warlords"
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Quick and Dirty Variants
o
Collection of short variants
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Solo Wargames
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Gamer’s Guide Classified Ads
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Writers Guidelines
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The Charles Roberts and H.G. Wells Awards Ballot
General Condition
: Near Mint. (Please refer to the Condition Definitions at the end of this item's description) All game boards and pieces are untouched.
Shipper's Zip Code
: 97217
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CONDITION DEFINITIONS:
Mint: Completely flawless in every way as a buyer would expect the item to be if it were fresh from the printer's production line.
Near Mint: The next best thing to mint condition. No visible defects at all.
Very Fine: A new looking copy with slight visible signs of wear. It will have full cover gloss, tight unmarked bindings, untarnished staples (if present), and sharp corners, no marks from "thumbing" or reading. This grade reflects an effort by the first owner to protect the item's newsstand condition, and can contain 1 or 2 minor defects from being shipped, or shelved, or may have 1 or 2 such things as light "rubbing" from movement during shipping or small spine stresses. All pages must be clean flat and sharp, covers must look virtually flawless.
Fine: A sincere effort has been made to preserve an item graded as Fine, however there still might be noticeable areas of rubbing, almost imperceptible soiling, slight chafing along the spine, or a date written on the cover. But on average these should approximate the copy you would buy off a newsstand or receive in your mailbox.
Very Good: These may be new items that have suffered more than normal wear and tear during shipping. The cover and spine might show wear, but there are no large folds, tears or peeling. The cover might have a small corner bend, a slight loss of gloss, finger creases from
being read or handled, light cover soiling or rub marks, and no tarnished staples (if present). Even though the pages inside maybe mint, the cover must be very good.
Good: This grade indicates an item that has been handled significantly as by a polite reader. There might be slight moisture damage, rusted staples (if present), heavy spine-wear, missing subscription cards or inserts, or minor tape repairs. The cover shows fading or scratches and has lost its' gloss.
Fair: This grade indicates serious damage, a loose or detached cover, tape repairs, water damage, one or more large folds or tears in the cover, heavy soiling, writing on the cover, or missing subscription insert cards or pages.
Poor: This grade indicates extreme damage to the covers and / or the interior pages which may include missing portions or defacing.