Stayin’ Alive Survival Supplies - Books

by Barry & Lynette Crockett. 116 pages.

"Take heed, prepare, watch, and be ready." Easy-to-follow checklist format. Contains hundreds of helpful suggestions about food and fuel storage, first aid needs, and much more. Excellent way to begin your preparedness plans.

$21.95

by Woody Woodruff. 176 pages.

New Expanded Second Edition. The Dutch oven has been used in home & trail cooking for centuries to bake and even fry meats, vegetables, breads, pies and desserts. This book contains 180 recipes, and operating instructions.

$12.25

by Peggy Layton. 275 pages.

Learn from an expert (mother of 7) how easy it is to use home storage foods daily! Includes over 550 delicious recipes.

$16.50

by Beth & Dan Halacy. 128 pages.

Explains how to build solar cookers and how to use them. Includes 100 recipes from chicken curry to chocolate chip cookies. It's the only book available on how to harness the sun's energy to cook. A survival & camping must!

$12.25

Emergency Survival Communications Dave Ingram. 182 pages.

The most up-to-date book on survival communication. Timely information in a crisis can be lifesaving. Covers in-depth CB, short-wave, satellite radio, scanners, antennas, survival news sources, emergency power alternatives, & much more. Learn which equipment options are right for you and where you can find them as well as how to set up your own communication system.

$19.50

by NSC & Alton Thygerson. 197 pages.

One of the best first aid handbooks ever published. Many easy-to-follow colored charts. William Shatner from "Rescue 911" described this book as "...an absolute must for everyone...and will save lives." Over 60 national organizations have contributed. Includes detailed chapters on CPR, shock, bleeding & wounds, bites, burns, cold & heat emergencies, bone & muscle injuries, poisoning, victim transport, and first aid supplies. A must in every home!

$12.25

by Jay & Shirley Bils. 151 pages.

An economical "do-it-yourself" method for preserving, storing, and cooking dehydrated foods. Contains many clear, useful tips and suggestions for beginners such as the use of preservatives. Also includes many tasty recipes. A definite kitchen must.

$12.25

by Barbara Salsbury. 228 pages.

A best seller for over 13 years, this book contains many delicious recipes for using your dehydrated foods & TVP's. It shows how to prepare fruits, vegetables, and main dishes, as well as salads and desserts. A must if you store dehydrated or low-moisture foods.

$10.95

by Paul Frame & William M. Kolb. Illustrated. 256 pages. Second edition.

"Living with Radiation: The First Hundred Years" by Paul Frame and William Kolb tells the story of the use of radioactive materials in consumer and commercial products since radioactivity was discovered. Startling!

$35.00

by James Talmage Stevens. 300 pages.

This book was written for those who want to develop the skills to be better prepared and more self-reliant. With over 400,000 copies of previous editions sold, this is one of the most comprehensive books ever written about home storage. Covers water storage, food dehydration, energy & fuels, and more. Learn how to plan and maintain your food store. Includes a large resource directory listing suppliers.

$25.95

by Stefan Czernecki, Michael Haijtink. 112 pages.

Seventeen projects for turning cardboard into fun, fascinating toys include a Mexican Butterfly, Ethiopian Ostrich, a replica of the Peking Opera House, and much more. Original. 15,000 first printing.

$24.95

by Cresson H. Kearney. 282 pages.

America's foremost expert discusses the real facts & fallacies about nuclear weapons. Vital life- saving instructions about what to expect & how to prepare if nuclear terrorism ever comes. A must for every home and serious survival library.

$17.95

by James McKeever 216 pages.

Disasters can strike anywhere without warning! This excellent book for beginners provides practical, no-nonsense advice anyone can use to prepare for virtually any emergency. Contains easy-to-follow, 11-step action sequence on how to better prepare your home and family. Avoid costly trial & error in learning what to do. Includes chapters on water & food storage, emergency fire protection, self-defense, bartering, and more.

$13.50

by John Wiseman. 384 pages.

A comprehensive pocket guide covering a wide range of survival techniques. Written by an SAS survival instructor. Learn about food, camp craft, first aid, water, signaling, navigation, equipment, and more.

$10.50

by Angelo Acquista, M.D.

Profiled on NBC's Today Show, this new book offers a step-by-step guide to protecting yourself and your family in the event of a large-scale emergency.

$15.00

by Barbara Salsbury. 336 pages.

One of the best books on the subject of survival and family preparedness. Highly recommended.

$17.95

by Barry Crockett. 160 pages.

This simple, yet thorough, book outlines everything you need to get started preparing for almost any emergency. Includes a list of essential supplies for a 72-hour store/backpack.

$18.95

by Duncan Long. 58 pages.

Make your money stretch further by learning how to barter for many of your goods and services you now use cash for! Bartering is useful anytime and a must when times get tough. Learn the three types of barter and how to use them skillfully as well as what to stockpile now to use for trading in an emergency situation.

$10.50

by Duncan Long. 161 pages.

You could spend hundreds of dollars to get the valuable information included in this manual about how to take control of your life and improve your chances of survival in a crisis. Learn now what steps to take to survive.

$35.95

by Ragnar Benson. 128 pages.

Whether you live in the city or in the country, here's how to avoid confrontations and make a low-profile retreat. Learn why you should have a retreat, the best locations, and means of protection.

$12.50

by Ragnar Bensen. 69 pages.

This practical guide explains how to use specialized veterinary medicines readily available without prescription during emergencies when no doctors are available. A survivalists library must!

$12.50

by Robert Spear. 154 pages.

This book discusses the impact of the coming New World Order on you and your family and presents practical solutions to the Mark of the Beast. Learn what to do now to get prepared before it's too late.

$16.50

by the US Army. 72 pages.

Survival depends on having what you need, when you need it. Learn proven methods for long-term storage of food, weapons, and other essential survival supplies from the elite. Excellent survival book adaptable to your own survival storage needs.

$10.50

The ultimate survival handbook.

$63.00

by Murray Dickson. 195 pages.

This book provides excellent information on handling dental problems & emergencies when a dentist is unavailable. A companion volume to Where there is No Doctor (below), it shows how to diagnose and treat dental problems until you can see a dentist.

$13.50

by David Werner. 463 pages.

The latest edition of a series, this book was written as a guide for health care workers in 3rd world countries and, therefore, is easy to understand and assumes no medical training. An excellent resource for what what to do in medical emergencies when there are no doctors around.

$21.00

by W. W. Forgey, M.D. 256 pages.

This concise, yet thorough, book provides comprehensive lifesaving information beyond simple first aid on how to diagnose and treat illnesses and injuries properly. A unique index cross-references illness and trauma. Know what to do in critical situations.

$16.50

by Joshua Piven, David Borgenicht. 176 pages.

This bestseller for covers low-probability, high-danger emergencies, from landing a plane, to being kidnapped, to escaping from a crocodile, etc.

$11.95

by Joshua Piven, et al.
You're on an innocent excursion. Suddenly, just where and when you least
expect it, grave danger presents itself. You are mugged and tied up or
caught in a falling elevator or a riptide. The Worst-Case Scenario Survival
Handbook: Travel can give the courage to take that vacation anyway--since
you'll know what to do—whatever.

$22.50

Paperback describes "116 ways you can make a difference." Chapters include Building Community, Raising Children, Computer Activism, Protecting the Environment, Food and Hunger, Socially Repsonsible Investing and Consuming, and Justice and Social Change.

$19.50