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London: His Majestys Stationary Office, 1946. Paperback. Good. A report outlining all the effects from the atomic bombs on nagasaki and hiroshima Slim paperback booklet. Some bumping to the corners and slight foxing and discoloration of the paper. Owner inscription plate inside. Some black and white photos inside. AB82

London: His Majestys Stationary office, 1946. Reprint. Paperback. Good. Paperback describing the use of atomic energy. Commissioned by Major General L R Groves, US Army Paperback booklet with some bumping to corners and discoloration of the paper to the spine. Tight binding and clean pages. Owner inscription. Reprint AB82

London: Collins, 1974. First edition. Near Fine/near fine. A vivid evocation of the battle, marlboroughs attack on the fortified village of blenheim. Finally it traces his triumphal return to london and the building of blenheim palace. maroon boards with writing to spine. Dj mylar covered. Minor bumping to corners. Not price clipped. Tight binding and clean pages. A… Read more about this item

Melbourne: Geoffrey Cumberlege Oxford University Press, 1946. First edition. Very Good +. This is an account by Wally Summons, Lieutenant 2/2 Pioneer Battalion, A.I.F., Intelligence Officer, ""Black Force"", of his remarkable experiences as a prisoner of war, firstly by the Vichy French Forces in the Syrian Campaign and secondly by the Japanese at Batavia, Java, and then to… Read more about this item

London: Chatto and Windus, 1966. Very Good/very good. This is the story of the Nazi journalist Richard Sorge who worked undetected for years as head of a Red Army spy ring in the far east until he was arrested and executed in Japan in the second world war. Grey boards with gold writing to spine. Minor bumping. Dj… Read more about this item

London: Sidgwick & Jackson, 2004. First printing. Fine/fine. Symbol of Courage is a ground-breaking history of Britain's most famous medal, the Victoria Cross, and a tribute to the extraordinary men who won it. The Victoria Cross can only be awarded for 'most conspicuous bravery, or some daring or pre-eminent act of valour or self-sacrifice or extreme devotion to… Read more about this item

David & Charles, 1975. Very Good/very good. Provides the knowledge required to pursue a fast growing hobby. Some minor shelf wear and user marks First Edition AB1

London: Macmillan, 1989. Very Good/very good. This is the story of how each state reacts to the crisis of 1930s, the story of their road to war.It recaptures the concerns, anxietes and prejudices of the statesmen in that time and the people they led. This is a controversial book. Black boards with gold writing to spine. Dj mylar… Read more about this item

london: Hutchinson and Co. Hardback. good. All about the Royal Navy. This book has no date but there is a photo in the front cover showing King George VI. Blue boards that are very bumped at the corners. Some staining. Clean pages although a little yellow and foxed,and tight binding. Owner inscription. 41 illustrations AB78

London: John Murray, 1993. Near Fine/near fine. Richard Lamb one of the few Italian speaking officers in the Eighth army took part in the campaign in Italy fighting with the Royal Italian Army. He describes Italy from Mussollinis fall until the final victory, drawing on captured Mussolini documents and on British, Italian and Vatican archives, many of them… Read more about this item

London: Michael Joseph, 1988. Near Fine/near fine. A collection of contemporary accounts and illustrations covering all aspects of the war.There are accounts taken from men who came from far away to fight, Canadians,Australians,new Zealanders and the Doughboys from the USA etc. The book touches on subjects as diverse as propaganda, fear,morale,bravery,bawdinessand so on. The stark contrast between the… Read more about this item

London: His Majestys Stationery office, 1939. Paperback. Good. A book of the documents concerning german polish relations and the outbreak of hostilities between great britain and germany on September 3, 1939. blue paperback, with some staining and curled corners. Pages yellow but tight binding. An unusual book. Owner inscribed to the front cover. AB61

London: Robert Hale, 1989. Near Fine/near fine. This is the harrowing eyewitness account of 400 British prisoners of war put to work on the Burma to Siam railway. Black boards with writing to spine. Dj Mylar covered. Not price clipped. Tight binding and clean pages. First Edition AB65

London: Sampson, Low Marston and Co., 1940. Very Good/very good. A book with drawings and descriptions of the ships of the worlds battlefleets. Pale blue boards with writing to spine and front cover. Rubbed and bumped. Binding a little loose and pages a bit foxed. Dj mylar covered, bottom right front is torn and the piece is missing.… Read more about this item

Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1909. Very Good. This is a very handy work, not excessive in size, giving very accurate and correct information on the subject. Brown boards with black writing to cover and an illustration of a helmet to the front cover. Ink stain on front cover. Some bumping and marks. Owner bookplate, some foxing to… Read more about this item

Gloucestershire: Legacy Of The Somme 1916: The Battle In Fact And Fiction, 1996. First Published. Hardback. Fine/Fine. A unique work of reference which will appeal to all with interest in the First World War . Black boards with writing to spine. Clean pages and tight binding. Dj mylar covered. Very minor shelf wear.not price clipped. Foreword by John… Read more about this item

London: john Lane and the Bodley head, 1931. Very Good. Blue embossed cover with writing to spine.Some foxing to the pages and foredge.Bumping to corners.Owner inscribed.Tight binding. AB63

London: Methuen, 1980. First published. Very Good/very good. This reads like a novel, but has all the authority of the great study that it is, that of the climactic final year of world war 1. Red boards with writing to spine. Bumped and rubbed. Dj mylar covered, some nicks to top of spine.Minor shelf wear. not price clipped.… Read more about this item

England: Siena, 1998. First edition. Paperback. Good. The full story of the Third Reich at war, from the rise of the Nazi military machine in the 1930s through the years of the Second World War. on land, air and sea, until the final reckoning in 1945 Slight chipping to spine,and back cover, crease to bottom corner … Read more about this item

London: Batsford, 1977. First published. Very Good/very good. This sets the battle in the context of the world-wide naval struggle against Napoleon and more particularly in the campaign of which it was the culmination. Mottled blue boards, very minor bumping.Dj minor shelf wear and price clipped.Tight binding and clean pages. First Edition AB62