Gallipoli : The Final Battles and Evacuation of Anzac by Cameron, David W - 2011

New York: Atheneum, 1989. Softcover. Near Fine. Reprint. 253pp. Trade paperback. Illustrated from black and white photographs, maps. Near fine with some rubbing and edge wear. Details the Word War I battle of Ypres in 1917.

London, John Lane The Bodley Head / N.Y., John Lane / Toronto, S.B. Gundy, [1916]. . Deckel-Titel: "Our hospital A B C"; Vortitel: "Our hospital A.B.C.". - "Not to be taken seriously". - Isobel Dorothy Joyce Dennys (1893-1991), britische Malerin u. Illustratorin. - Einband mäßig berieben m. kl. Druckstellen, Vors. tlw. gebräunt

Penguin, Camberwell, 2004. Reprint. Softcover. Very Good Condition. The true story of Jim Martin, the youngest Anzac. On 28th June 1915, young James Martin sailed from Melbourne on the troopship Berrima, bound ultimately for Gallipoli. He was just 14 years old. This is Jim's extraordinary story of how an inexperienced & enthusiastic school boy became Australia's youngest Anzac. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 192 pages. A very clean secondhand copy, with no damage to report.. Please refer to accompanying picture (s). Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 500 grams. Category: Biography & Autobiography; European History; Australia; Military & Warfare. ISBN: 0141003308. ISBN/EAN: 9780141003306. Inventory No: 0258824. . 9780141003306

(A) A small album (150 × 145 mm) with the hand-painted title 'Souvenir of Egypt, Palestine, Sinai, Syria. 1914 to 1919', containing 45 (originally 48) small snapshots (45 × 63 mm) loosely inserted behind captioned window mounts. Fifteen photographs are of more than passing interest. The most fascinating one, 'Beersheba Stunt', features about a dozen Light Horsemen on the move and raising dust; one saddled horse appears riderless. Others include 'Turks from Rafa. Jan 9th 1917' (the day the city fell); 'Trench. Gaza, April 19th 1917' (a major defeat; see note on postcard, quoted below); 'Bivouacs at Khan Yunis, Palestine' (two photographs); and cameliers (three photographs). The other thirty photographs are routine images of the places along the way - Cairo, Port Said, Alexandria, El-Arish - ending up with four of Homs and five of Jerusalem. (B) A collection of 74 loose snapshots (generally 82 × 58 mm or the reverse). Approximately 40 (30 with captions on the verso) are views, mainly of Jerusalem and… Read More

London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1916. Hardcover. Very good. Contents include: the Tocsin in Australia, Australian Naval History, up the Red Sea, first Suez Canal battle, the Anzac campaign, Gallipoli, Anzac Cove, the heroic light horse charge, the battle of Sari Bair, and the evacuation of the peninsula. 8vo, frontispiece, 328pp, b&w photo plates, 9 b&w maps in text, of which 3 are folding maps. Tan cloth w/ black stamping on cover and gold stamping on spine. Slightly sunned at spine; spine ends a bit rubbed. Internally, very light scattered foxing at margins; previous owner inscription at ffep.

New York: Atheneum, 1989. Softcover. Near Fine. Reprint. 253pp. Trade paperback. Illustrated from black and white photographs, maps. Near fine with some rubbing and edge wear. Details the Word War I battle of Ypres in 1917.

London, John Lane The Bodley Head / N.Y., John Lane / Toronto, S.B. Gundy, [1916]. . Deckel-Titel: "Our hospital A B C"; Vortitel: "Our hospital A.B.C.". - "Not to be taken seriously". - Isobel Dorothy Joyce Dennys (1893-1991), britische Malerin u. Illustratorin. - Einband mäßig berieben m. kl. Druckstellen, Vors. tlw. gebräunt

Penguin, Camberwell, 2004. Reprint. Softcover. Very Good Condition. The true story of Jim Martin, the youngest Anzac. On 28th June 1915, young James Martin sailed from Melbourne on the troopship Berrima, bound ultimately for Gallipoli. He was just 14 years old. This is Jim's extraordinary story of how an inexperienced & enthusiastic school boy became Australia's youngest Anzac. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 192 pages. A very clean secondhand copy, with no damage to report.. Please refer to accompanying picture (s). Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 500 grams. Category: Biography & Autobiography; European History; Australia; Military & Warfare. ISBN: 0141003308. ISBN/EAN: 9780141003306. Inventory No: 0258824. . 9780141003306

(A) A small album (150 × 145 mm) with the hand-painted title 'Souvenir of Egypt, Palestine, Sinai, Syria. 1914 to 1919', containing 45 (originally 48) small snapshots (45 × 63 mm) loosely inserted behind captioned window mounts. Fifteen photographs are of more than passing interest. The most fascinating one, 'Beersheba Stunt', features about a dozen Light Horsemen on the move and raising dust; one saddled horse appears riderless. Others include 'Turks from Rafa. Jan 9th 1917' (the day the city fell); 'Trench. Gaza, April 19th 1917' (a major defeat; see note on postcard, quoted below); 'Bivouacs at Khan Yunis, Palestine' (two photographs); and cameliers (three photographs). The other thirty photographs are routine images of the places along the way - Cairo, Port Said, Alexandria, El-Arish - ending up with four of Homs and five of Jerusalem. (B) A collection of 74 loose snapshots (generally 82 × 58 mm or the reverse). Approximately 40 (30 with captions on the verso) are views, mainly of Jerusalem and… Read More

London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1916. Hardcover. Very good. Contents include: the Tocsin in Australia, Australian Naval History, up the Red Sea, first Suez Canal battle, the Anzac campaign, Gallipoli, Anzac Cove, the heroic light horse charge, the battle of Sari Bair, and the evacuation of the peninsula. 8vo, frontispiece, 328pp, b&w photo plates, 9 b&w maps in text, of which 3 are folding maps. Tan cloth w/ black stamping on cover and gold stamping on spine. Slightly sunned at spine; spine ends a bit rubbed. Internally, very light scattered foxing at margins; previous owner inscription at ffep.