…with only nominal fading to the fade-prone spine. The binding is the Second State of the First Printing (per Cohen), with the variant five-line title block on the cover and…
…from the Second Brigade is a riveting firsthand account of how a single armored brigade was able to capture an Arab capital defended by one of the world’s largest armies….
This is a large-format, lushly illustrated coffee table book that examines every aspect of the British Army during the Second World War. New in dust jacket.
A variant first printing of this rare World War I-vintage stapled paper pamphlet containing, “Speeches delivered at the Guildhall, London, on September 4th, 1914, by Mr. Asquith, Mr. Bonar Law,…
A marvelously readable analysis of Churchill’s WWII achievements, first as Prime Minister and then as author of the war’s definitive history. Illuminates especially Churchill’s second “Wilderness Years” period of 1945-1951,…
“This book is about the psychological and emotional culture of Americans and Britons during the Second World War… the rationalizations and euphemisms people needed to deal with an unacceptable actuality…
…changed our world with the discovery of nuclear fission, and, apparently, a pillar of Nazi society. Rosebaud was also Winston Churchill’s most invaluable spy in Germany throughout World War II….
Every major Virginia campaign, by the Regiment’s chaplain. Reprint of the 1871 edition, which is extremely rare. A very good copy, without dust jacket, tail of front hinge slightly frayed,…
“One of the best and most enjoyable accounts,” J. Luvaas, originally published in 1891. A good copy, slight wear to corners, front free endpaper missing, dust jacket spine glued to…
The memoir of Charles Clement, M.D. founder of the Salvadorian Medical Relief Fund, who departed for El Salvador in 1982 after treating Salvadorian refugees in Salinas, California. A very good…
Seen as a single ongoing military operation of immense complexity. A very good copy, without dust jacket, spine slightly faded, nick to outer front hinge, gift inscription on title page,…
Col. William Clarke Quantrill, CSA, and his 150 man unit in Kansas and Missouri. A very good copy, slight edge wear, covers slightly soiled, in slightly rubbed, chipped dust jacket…