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2 x Volumes, 'Monuments To Courage: Victoria Cross Headstones and Memorials' Book in the Original Slipcase by David Harvey. BO 989 - BO 989 2 x volumes, 'Monuments To Courage: Victoria Cross Headstones and Memorials' book in the original slipcase by David Harvey. This is an accurate reference book to the names and locations of the 1,322 men who received the Victoria Cross, only a dozen of the 1,350 issued remain unknown. It took the author over 36 years of painstaking research and detective work to compile the book, and was a result of a promise to the late Canon Lummis MC to provide an accurate record. This is a definitive reference book. It is spread over two volumes and the books are in as new condition and both retain the loose leave covers. They are fully illustrated throughout with black and white plates too numerous to count. The books were published in 1999. The price includes UK delivery. £175.00 |
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'The 32nd Division in the World War 1917-1919' Book by The Joint War History Commissions of Michigan & Wisconsin. BO 982 - BO 982 A hardback copy of this scarce book 'The 32nd Division in the World War 1917-1919' by The Joint War History Commissions of Michigan & Wisconsin. The book is a linen covered hardback, published in 1920 by the Wisconsin Printing Company, Milwaukee. The book covers the birth of the Division, the '32nd Division in France', 'First on German Soil', and much more. It is fully illustrated with black and white prints, sketches and maps. It consists of 318 pages and measures 11" x 8". It is in very good condition and free of damage. The price includes Uk delivery. £95.00 |
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'Always A Fusilier The War History of the Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) 1939-45' First Edition 1949 dated Book by C. Northcote Parkinson. BO 981 - BO 981 An original First Edition, 1949 dated copy of 'Always A Fusilier The War History of the Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) 1939-45' Book by C. Northcote Parkinson. The Royal Fusiliers, the 7th Regiment of the line, raised in 1685, have as their second title 'City of London Regiment'. Formed at the Tower of London, to which their depot has now returned , this is essentially London's own regiment. The Fusiliers achievements in WW2 are therefore a matter of interest to all Londoner's. The book retains it's original loose leave cover and is in good condition. It has chapters on the 'reorganisation between the wars', 'The Defence of Britain', 'The Middle East & Syria', 'The Western Desert' 'North West Africa', 'Salerno to Anzio', 'Monte Casino' and much more. It has 24 illustrations and 12 maps. It consists of 320 pages and measures 9" x 6". The price includes UK delivery. £75.00 |
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1st Edition 1951 Dated Copy of 'The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers In The Second World War 1939-45' Book by Sir Frank Fox OBE. BO 978 - BO 978 An Original 1st Edition 1951 copy of 'The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers In The Second World War 1939-45' Book by Sir Frank Fox OBE. Published by Gale & Polden Ltd. Aldershot in 1951. The book is a hardback with it's original loose leaf dust cover. The book is a record of the Second World War, paying particular attention to the great services given by the Iniskillings and their role in making victory possible. The book is illustrated with black and white and colour plates and a pull out map. It consists of 199 pages and measures 9" x 6". It is in very good undamaged condition. The price includes UK delivery. £75.00 |
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'The Fifteenth Scottish Division 1939-1945' Book by Lt General H.G. Martin. BO 975 - BO 975 An original copy of 'The Fifteenth Scottish Division 1939-1945' book by Lt.-General H.G. Martin dated 1948 and printed by William Blackwood & Sons Ltd. Edinburgh & London. The book is a full history between the years 1939-1945 of the Division, which played a gallant part in the campaign in North-West Europe. Landing soon after D-Day, their arrival delayed by high winds they went straight to battle near Caen. They had many memorable battles, one in particular, the break out at Caumont. This large hardback book is packed with black and white plates and pull out coloured maps, all of which are present. This is a definitive history between the years of the Division. It consists of 383 pages and measures 10" x 8", the price includes UK delivery. £55.00 |
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The Browning Heavy Machine Gun .300 Calibre Model 1917 (Water Cooled) Mechanism Made Easy Handbook. BO 970 - BO 970 A Copy of 'The Browning Heavy Machine Gun .300 Calibre Model 1917 (Water Cooled) Mechanism Made Easy' handbook. Published by Gale & Polden Ltd. Aldershot. The handbook has been specially written with a view to enabling the reader to master the mechanism, stripping, stoppages and firing of the gun in the shortest possible time. It is fully illustrated with black and white plates. It consists of 32 pages. It measures 7 1/2" x 5". It is in good condition. The price includes Uk delivery. £45.00 |
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