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91. |
CHARTERIS, BRIGADIER
GENERAL JOHN. AT G.H.Q. Cassell, 1931. First edition.
363 pp. with frontis portrait. Orig. cloth, gilt.
The definitive account of operations at G.H.Q. covering
the major battles in great detail.
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£ 65.00 |
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92. |
CHASSEAUD, PETER.
TOPOGRAPHY OF ARMAGEDDON. A BRITISH ATLAS OF THE WESTERN
FRONT 1914 - 1918. Map Books, 1991.
Large folio - 161/2 x 12 ins. 200 pp. of text and maps.
Orig. pictorial wrappers.
First edition of the invaluable reference work on the
Trench Map. |
£ 45.00 |
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93. |
CHRISTMAS DAY GIFT
CERTIFICATE 1915. CHRISTMAS DAY GIFTS FROM THE SCHOOL
CHILDREN OF THE EMPIRE. THIS IS TO CERTIFY That
"Henry Donald" HAS HELPED TO BRING HAPPINESS ON
CHRISTMAS DAY TO OUR BRAVE SAILORS AND SOLDIERS, WHO ARE
FIGHTING FOR HONOUR, FREEDOM & JUSTICE. London, 1915
Certificate, 5 x 8 ins. printed in colours
Attractively printed with a drawing of children giving
parcels to a soldier and a sailor. |
£ 15.00 |
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94. |
CLAYTON, THE REV. P.B.
PLAIN TALES FROM FLANDERS. Longmans, Third impression.
1930
167 pp. Orig. cloth in the rare printed D/W. (Wrapper
missing lower section of spine).
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£ 35.00 |
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95. |
CLOETE, STUART. HOW YOUNG
THEY DIED. Collins, 1969.
383 pp. Orig. cloth in sl. torn and repaired D/W with
small loss to lower edges of wrapper but a very good
copy.
Good novel of the Western Front - the author himself
served with the Coldstream Guards during the war.
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£ 25.00 |
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96. |
CLOETE, STUART. A
VICTORIAN SON. AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY 1897 - 1922. Collins,
1972.
319 pp. with portrait frontis. Orig. cloth, gilt.
First part of the autobiography of the author of
"How Young They Died." Cloete served as an
officer in the Yorkshire Light Infantry and later
transfered to the Coldstream Guards. |
£ 25.00 |
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97. |
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COBB, G. BELTON. STAND TO
ARMS. Wells, Gardner, Darton & Co., (1916).
182 pp. with original illus. by Ruth Cobb. Orig.
coloured pictorial cloth.
Scarce first edition of the prolific Detective
novelists first book - Cobb served with the London Irish
Rifles and writes a narrative of service in the trenches
with the "Eatonshires" which includes a glossary
and index. |
£ 85.00 |
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98. |
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COCKNEY WAR STORIES. 500
OF THE BEST COCKNEY WAR STORIES REPRINTED FROM THE EVENING
NEWS. Associated Newspapers, (1918?).
4to.223 pp. with original illustrations throughout by
Bert Thomas. Orig. coloured pictorial wrappers designed by
Bert Thomas.
Good example of the popular media stories of the war.
Scarce in this condition. |
£ 65.00 |
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99. |
CONAN DOYLE, ARTHUR. THE
BRITISH CAMPAIGN IN FRANCE AND FLANDERS. 1916. Hodder
& Stoughton, 1918.
339 pp. with maps and plans. Orig. dark blue cloth,
gilt in the rare printed D/W(Wrapper missing lower part of
spine). A fine copy.
The third volume of the series - this covering the
Battle of the Somme. |
£ 45.00 |
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100. |
CONAN DOYLE, ARTHUR. THE
BRITISH CAMPAIGN IN FRANCE AND FLANDERS. 1917. Hodder
& Stoughton, 1919.
307 pp. with maps and plans. Orig. dark blue cloth in
the rare printed D/W. (Wrapper missing small part of lower
spine. A fine copy.
The fourth volume in the series covers the Battle of
Arras, Messines and 3rd Ypres (Passchendaele). |
£ 45.00 |
