3 German educational study books from the 1940s By Hagboldt, W Leopold, and Morgan .Book 5 Alternate ,6 Woodcutters House, and 7  Forgotten Suitcase and little boy at heavens door. All are in very good vintage condition but do have some notes marked on some pages. These books were used to help Americans learn the German language during the war. A real slice of history. Printed in 1942 and 1944 by D C Heath and company, exx
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Unlock a rare piece of history and enrich your language skills with this unique set of three German educational study books from the 1940s by Hagboldt, Leopold, and Morgan. Imagine holding in your hands Book 5 "Alternate," Book 6 "Woodcutters House," and Book 7 "Forgotten Suitcase & Little Boy at Heaven’s Door"—all printed during WWII by D.C. Heath & Company, specifically to help Americans master German.
These vintage treasures are preserved in very good condition, carrying authentic notes that tell stories of past learners. Each page offers more than just lessons—it’s a tangible connection to an era when language learning was vital for understanding and communication across cultures.
Whether you’re a passionate collector, a language enthusiast, or someone eager to own a genuine historical artifact, these books promise both educational value and historical significance. Don’t miss your opportunity to own this remarkable set—a true slice of history ready to inspire your journey into the German language.
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Step into history and unlock the German language with this rare set of three educational study books—Book 5 Alternate, Book 6 Woodcutters House, and Book 7 Forgotten Suitcase and Little Boy at Heaven’s Door—authored by Hagboldt, Leopold, and Morgan. Printed in 1942 and 1944 by D.C. Heath and Company, these vintage volumes were instrumental in helping Americans learn German during a pivotal era.
Why settle for ordinary textbooks when you can own an authentic slice of World War II history? Each book is remarkably preserved in very good vintage condition, with some handwritten notes that add character and a personal touch from their original users.
Highlights include:
- Genuine educational tools from the 1940s
- Beautiful period design and printing
- Insightful content that made German accessible to American learners during the war
- Minor markings that enhance their authenticity
Whether you’re a collector, language enthusiast, or history buff, this unique set belongs in your library. Don’t miss your chance to own these historical gems—add them to your collection today!