This book describes the parties in the American Indian wars, focusing on Plains Indians and their foe, the US Cavalry. These apocalyptic clashes of culture pitted two cultures which could not understand each other and ended in the destruction of one.

To Live and Die in the West, the American Indian Wars

JASON HOOK

Martin Pegler

Barnes&Noble

Food Retail Design and Display 3: Gourmet Shops, Diners, Coffee Shops, Fast Foods, Cafes, Food.. (Food Retail Design &amp; Display) [Hardcover]

Food Retail Design and Display 2: Gourmet Shops, Diners, Coffee Shops, Fast Foods, Cafes, Food.. (Food Retail Design & Display) [Hardcover] (& Display)

Retail Reporting Corporation

Award-Winning Java Joints! Over 350 full color photos showcase 100 top coffee shop designs from around the world, illustrating just how hot this area of food retailing remains. Cafes and Coffee Shops, by Mike Pegler, reveals the work of renowned and up-and-coming architects-details the atmosphere that gave each establishment award-winning appeal-and coveRs every coffee-shop theme from cafes, and cafeterias and coffee houses to food courts, fast-food outlets and specialty stores. What's more, for each design you'll find: complete presentations of store interiors, lighting schemes and floor plans; full data on the client, project team leaders and construction program; cogent analyses of the design strategy and special challenges each project presented; plus much more.

Cafes and Coffee Shops

Retail Reporting Corp

Green is in with more and more architects, store planners and visual merchandisers who are turning to green solutions to satisfy both eco-aware retailers and their knowledgeable shoppers. But green retail not only makes environmental sense; it also makes dollars. Knowing no borders, the green movement is sweeping across continents and affecting store design. In this new title, Martin M. Pegler takes you on a world tour of assorted retail environments. From top designer boutiques to outdoor experiences. From markets and food halls to dining spaces. From showrooms and exhibits to store windows. Green Retail Design showcases LEED certified stores, as well as those that are reusing, repurposing, reclaiming and recycling in other ways. Here is the first look at the future of store design.

Green Retail Design INTL

Business & Money

Industries

Harper

It's where today's "quiet action" is-convivial coffee shops and laid-back cafs, much preferred to noisy bars and discos, especially then the settings are designed with as much panache as the ones that fill these inviting pages. 
Ninety-eight projects, some with floor plans, showcase both chic, contemporary looks and newly "old" traditional looks in coffee houses, up-scale food shops, and fun, theme-oriented cafs, with such evocative names as Second Cup, The Mill, Coffee Klatch, and Sacred Grounds. International in scope, examples are included from Latin America, Europe, the Pacific Rim, the United States, and Canada

Title: CAFES n COFFEE SHOPS #1

Arts & Photography

Visual Reference Publications

In step with today's casual lifestyle, relaxed, fun places to see and be seen in are visited in this timely tour of stylish and inviting cafes around the world. Seventy sites are showcased in pages that are brimming with ideas from some of the most creative minds in architectural and interior design. The projects emphasize dining as a social event, with great thought given to various design elements that cater to the senses. Music, sound, color, light, appealing textures, patterns, graphics, and fine art all come into play in the creation of these world-class, four-star cafe settings.

Cafe Design

Architecture

This new edition of Store Windows contains a year's worth of display and promotional presentation ideas - and more. Arranged by the four seasons of the year, each section is crammed full of clever, amusing, stimulating and shopper-stopping images as well as suggested concepts for promoting seasonal fashions in unexpected ways. With over 400 full color pictures, selected and simply described by Martin M. Pegler, recognized authority on Display &amp; Visual Merchandising, the book leads from the first shows of Spring and the new Spring fashions, Mother's Day and Father's Day into Summertime when the living is casual, easy and fun. Then there are the falling leaves of Fall - the many textures of the season and the baring of the branches, and that blends into the color, excitement, animation and make-believe of Christmas and the things that dreams are made of. The spectacle of the holiday morphs into Sales and ends in a blast of red, hearts and flowers - messages of love - and Valentine's Day. As readers turn these pages and get caught up in the myriad ideas and concepts and the clever and imaginative use of inexpensive, easy-to-find, and easy-to-make props and decorative devices, they will also find some promotional presentations that graced the windows of retail department stores and specialty stores in the U.S., Canada and elsewhere. This is not a book for "copy-cats" but for creative people looking for the "hook" - that "certain something" that will start them on their own way to creating new and original displays. These imaginative seekers will find stimulating images to fill each day of the year - and any promotion that pops up in Store Windows No. 15.

Store Windows No.15

Graphic Design

Visual Reference Pub Inc

The apocalyptic clashes of culture between the land-hungry whites and the American Indians, which reached their climax in the latter half of the 19th century, were among the most tragic of all wars ever fought. These conflicts pitted one civilisation against another, neither able to comprehend or accommodate the other. To the victor went domination of the continent, to the vanquished the destruction of their way of life. This volume describes those who took part in these wars, focusing on the Plains Indians such as the Sioux and the Cheyenne, the Apache peoples of the south-west, and their implacable foe, the US Cavalry.

To Live and Die in The West: The American Indian Wars

Osprey Military Publishing

Following on from the success of Out of Nowhere - A History of the Military Sniper, Martin Pegler has given us an in-depth study of not only the development of the rifle, but also the parallel emergence of the American rifleman, sharpshooter and sniper. His book examines the gradual evolution of the rifle in America from the earliest firearms introduced in the 15th century, to the most recent and highly accurate sniping rifles of the 21st century. He takes and in-depth look at the technological development of the weapons, sighting systems and ammunition as well as the unique part played by the U.S. firearms industry in pioneering mass-production. Considerable use has been made of contemporary accounts in describing how the use of the rifle during the Revolutionary War, Civil War and the more recent conflicts of the 20th and 21st centuries have impacted on American military history. This detailed account concludes with a study of the American sniper in modern warfare, including Afghanistan and the ongoing Operation Iraqi Freedom and it ultimately gives a fascinating overview of the relentless march of weapons technology, as well as an unusual insight into the lives and the motives of the men who used them.

Sniper: A History of the US Marksman

History

Military

Osprey

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