Push On - A photographic history of Lord Strathcona's Horse (R.C.), 1936-46

[Darrell Zinck]

Hi

I am remiss for not mentioning earlier that my copy arrived in good order and I found it very enjoyable to read and look at. The great number of previously un-seen pictures and the compelling stories inside make it a fine addition to my library.

Thanks Patrick and great job.

regards
Darrell

[marco]

I received my copy last week and I can really recommend it!
This book is the result of thousands of hours of research.
Most if not all of the photo's have captions with names and locations.
I was surprised to find several photo's from despatch rider Roger Ptosnik.
Roger was in our neighbourhood in 2000 and told his story in an article in the two-weekly Dutch magazine "Motor".
The photo was made in the village of Eibergen.
The Harley WLC is my brother's.

Marco

[Patrick Johnson]

Limited time offer. Until April 13, 2017, receive 25% off the purchase price of "Push On" by using the savings code SHINEON25 The book can be ordered via the following link:

http://www.blurb.ca/b/6627249-push-on

This offer should be especially appealing to overseas customers to avoid the hefty Canada Post shipping rates to Europe. Blurb, the on-demand printer of "Push On", has printing presses in the EU where the book can be printed and shipped direct to the purchaser.

For those wishing a signed copy, I still have a limited number of signed copies available for $136 by contacting me at PushOn@bell.net.

A big thank you to all those who have purchased the book and have left positive reviews, your comments are greatly appreciated. I'm especially grateful to the Moderators of this fantastic resource for graciously allowing me to promote the book on MLU. Thank you!

Regards, Patrick

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Patrick,

Have received my copy in the mail earlier this week. Have not had a chance to read it all yet, but it looks like a fantastically researched, lavishly illustrated and well laid out book.

Well worth the buy and comes highly recommended for anyone interested in WW2 Canadian military history!

Regards,
Hanno