I once borrowed a bnook from Vittorio (all in Italian unfortunately), which had the best history of modern archery I've ever seen, I hope it's a translation of that book, because it was outstandingly good.
Have looked at it.
Some nice old photos. Prose is a bit turgid along the lines X won Y in 19XX.
If you're interested in the history then I suppose you might like it.
Not exactly gripping stuff. Coffee table material.
[ps the reason I've seen it is that due to a clerical error FITA sent me a copy of the initial print run by mistake. Given the choice of returning it or buying it I returned it - maybe that answers the question ]
I have the book and like it. It was a little expensive as I recall but worth the cost in my opinion. I believe that the printing [no. of copies] is limited. :fita2: