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301. |
NAVAL AND MILITARY
DESPATCHES RELATING TO OPERATIONS IN THE WAR. I.
SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER, 1914. II. NOVEMBER, 1914,
TO JUNE, 1945. WITH NAMES OF OFFICERS AND MEN MENTIONED ,
AND WARDS OF THE VICTORIA CROSS. H.M.S.O. 1914 - 1915.
2 vols.89 pp. & 293 pp. with sketch maps. Orig.
printed wrappers.
Mainly Western Front despatches apart from two in the
second part from Sir Ian Hamilton at Gallipoli.
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£ 85.00 |
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302. |
NETTLEINGHAME, F.T. MORE
TOMMY'S TUNES. AN ADDITIONAL COLLECTION OF SOLDIER'S
SONGS, MARCHING MELODIES, RUDE RHYMES, AND POPULAR
PARODIES, COMPOSED, COLLECTED, AND ARRANGED ON ACTIVE
SERVICE WITH THE B.E.F. (MIDDLESEX REGIMENT). Erskine
Macdonald, 1918.
98 pp. Orig. card wrappers.
The second and scarce collection edited by the R.F.C.
pilot - also contains a Glossary of military terms and
list of military abbreviations. |
£ 45.00 |
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303. |
NEVILLE, CAPTAIN J.E.H.
HISTORY OF THE 43RD AND 52ND (OXFORDSHIRE AND
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE) LIGHT INFANTRY IN THE GREAT WAR, 1914 -
1919. VOLUME I. THE 43RD LIGHT INFANTRY IN MESOPOTAMIA AND
NORTH RUSSIA. Aldershot, Gale & Polden, 1938.
4to. 461 pp. with folding maps throughout. Orig.
decorated cloth, gilt.
Complete in itself
- no further volumes were published. A scarce account of the
Mesopotamian campaign.
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£175 .00 |
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304. |
NEVINSON, HENRY W. THE
DARDANELLES CAMPAIGN. Nisbet & Co. 1918
429 pp. with maps and photo illus. Orig. cloth, sl.
faded around edges but a very good copy.
Attractively written eye-witness account. Scarce. |
£ 75.00 |
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305. |
NICHOLS, ALAN. SONS OF
VICTORY. Dedicated to the Memory of the Late Sir Arthur
Pearson whose Monument is the abiding Hope he left in the
hearts of blinded Soldiers. Waterlow & Sons, N.D.
36 pp. with photo illus. Orig. decorated
wrappers.
The author lost his hands and was blinded during a
bombing course.
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£ 12.00 |
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306. |
NIEZYCHOWSKI, COUNT
ALFRED VON. THE CRUISE OF THE KRONPRINZ WILHELM. Selwyn
& Blount, 1928.
288 pp. with photo illus. Orig. cloth, gilt. A fine
copy.
First edition of the extraordinary story of the German
raider. |
£ 45.00 |
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307. |
NOBBS, CAPTAIN GILBERT.
ENGLISHMAN, KAMERAD ! RIGHT OF THE BRITISH LINE. William
Heinemann, 1918.
210 pp. Orig. decorated cloth.
The author (Queen's Own Rifles of Canada and London Rifle
Brigade) was imprisoned after being blinded on the Somme in
late 1916. A good account of the Somme and his experiences
as a prisoner. Scarce.
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£ 65.00 |
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308. |
NORDHOFF, CHARLES &
JAMES NORMAN HALL. FALCONS OF FRANCE. John Hamilton,
Aviation Book Club, (1939).
320 pp. Orig. cloth in D/W.
"Novel" of the Lafayette Flying Corps.
Scarce. |
£ 45.00 |
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309. |
NORMAN, TERRY. THE HELL
THEY CALLED HIGH WOOD. THE SOMME 1916. William Kimber,
1984.
256 pp. with maps and photo illus. Orig. cloth in
D/W.
First edition of this well documented account. |
£ 35.00 |
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310. |
PRESENTATION COPY
310. OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE GREAT WAR. NAVAL
OPERATIONS. BY SIR JULIAN S. CORBETT. VOL. I TEXT AND VOL.
I MAPS. TO THE BATTLE OF THE FALKLANDS DECEMBER 1914.
Longmans, `1920.
2 Vols. 470 pp. with maps, plans and diagrams. Seperate
Map Case with 18 folding maps. Orig. black cloth, gilt.
Spines faded as usual. Presentation copy from the
Author. |
£120.00 |
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