Larry Davis Books

Black and single

By Larry E. Davis

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x, 238 p. ; 22 cm

Photography after Stonewall

By Travis Bill Photographer, Larry Davis

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Through works by 23 photographers, artist statements, and scholarly essays, the catalog explores the themes of body/gender/sexuality; home; family and couples; gays in the military; AIDS; fetish an...

The 4th Fighter Wing in the Korean War

By Larry Davis, Davis Larry

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MiG Alley Air to Air Combat over Korea Specials series 6020

By Larry Davis, Davis Larry

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Fighting colors, F-86 Sabre in color

By Davis Larry

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Air War Over Korea

By Larry Davis, Davis Larry

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B-17 in action

By Davis Larry

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F-4 Phantom II in action

By Davis Larry

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P 47 Thunderbolt in Action Aircraft No. 67

By Larry Davis

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B-24 Liberator in action

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