Wanted

Wanted - LRDG related stuff I am currently looking for

Books / Models / Pictures
Books
These are the books on LRDG I am still missing. I was able to locate most of them via bookfinder, but they are prohibitively expensive (especially the two volumes by Ralph Bagnold). If you have one of these available for a reasonable price, please let me know.

Michael Crichton Stuart, G Patrol
David Lloyd Owen, The Desert my Dwelling Place
Ralph Bagnold, Sand, wind and war
Ralph Bagnold, Libyan Sands: Travel in a Dead World
Virginia Cowles, The Phantom Major

Models
I finally decided to order my missing Matchbox kits from squadron, although this was an expensive idea (the models were manufactured here in Germany and sold for approximately US$6 in German shops, re-importing from the states with transatlantic shipping and import tax made me pay about US$20 for each kit - ridiculous).

Some things I am still looking for are models of the Ford CMP F60, the Ford Marmon Herrington 6-tonner and the White 10-tonner (preferably in 1/76, but 1/72 or 20mm would also work). Any help appreciated.

Pictures
After buying every single book available and visiting dozens of websites, there are still a number of things I would need a good photo of. If you have any of these, please send them along.

Breda A/A gun mounted on Chevy - view of gun mounting
WACO ZGC - interior, instrument panel
Wireless truck - view of aerial

For those of you who don't know what I'm talking about here, the wireless truck is not a remote controlled vehicle, it's the vehicle of a patrol that carries the wireless radio set. I have numerous pictures of the wireless set being used and a number of pictures of the aerial (antenna) broken down into several pieces and fixed to the side of a truck, but I have never seen a picture of the aerial erected. If pictures are not available, a text description might also help - was the aerial a single pole, or was it a wire stretched between two or more poles? Was the pole somehow attached to the truck, or was it placed in the sand beside the truck? How and where was the aerial attached to the radio set? Any comments are appreciated.