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Wille, Johann Georg (1715-1808)
Bildnis von Friedrich II, König von Preussen. Darunter Inschrift: "Fréderic II Roi de Prusse". Kupferstich von Johann Georg Wille nach einem Gemälde von Pesne.
(um 1750). Format (Platte): 395 x 290 mm Blattgröße: 680 x 500 mm
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Wille, Reinhard
Waffenlehre. 1.und 2.Teil KOMPLETT. Mit 359 Abbildungen im Text und VIII, teils mehrfach gefalteten Tafeln. 2.Auflage
Berlin, R. Eisenschmidt, 1900, 1901. XII, XXIII, 968 S., Mit 359 Abbildungen im Text und VIII, teils mehrfach gefalteten Tafeln, vielzahl von gefalteten Tabellen, Gr.-8° OHalbleder, mit Lederecken und goldgeprägten Rückentitel, Frakturschrift
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Willey, Harold B. (u.a.)
Trial of the Major War Criminals. Before The International Military Tribunal. Nuremberg 14. November 1945 - 1 October 1946. Volume I. Official Dokuments.
Published at Nuremberg, Germany, 1947. X; 367 Seiten; 24 cm; fadengeh., goldgepr., illustr. Orig.-Leinenband.
Riferimento per il libraio : 1232284
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WILLIAM BEAUMONT ARMY MEDICAL CENTER ELPASO TX MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Clinical Investigations
PN. New. 1977. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition. . PN paperback
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William C Gorgas [ William Crawford Gorgas KCMG (1854–1920) was a United States Army physician, Surgeon General of the US Army (
W.C. Gorgas; Surgeon-General; malaria Signature "W.C. Gorgas" with title on fragment of Notepaper headed "Salisbury Rhodesia".
Headed Salisbury Rhodesia no date. Part of headed notepaper 11 x 8.5cm good condition tipped on to slightly larger piece of paper as is corner a small clipping from a newspaper about his activity against yellow fever. Text in his hand: "W.C. Gorgas. Colonel Medical Corps U.S. Army Panama". [Headed] Salisbury, Rhodesia, no date unknown
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William Collins, auditor to Earl of Salisbury, Irish Army in the 1640s, etc ("auditor Collins"):
Manuscript; Salisbury; New Sarum "Com Wiltess" County of Wiltshire. Ancient Rents of the principal impropriations of the Dean & Chapter of Sarum Salisbury.
1630s or 1640s. Five pages cr.8vo poor condition including one bifolium chipped with small loss of text. On p.4 of the bifilium there is a signed statement in William Collins's hand the auditor: 'Theise are the Auntient Rentes of the principall Impropriations of the Deane & Chapter of Sarum i.e. Salisbury according to the survey 26 H. 8 i.e. of the 26th year of Henry VIII = 1534-5. What sume they are improved appeareth not but neither are the values of Bedwym Bedwyn Okborne Ogbourne & Uphaven Upavon expressed.Wm Collins Auditor'. About 70 Prebends Tithes and Rectories are listed with their rents not in Collins' hand some crossed out others added in Collins hand. The first in the list is "Lavington Prebend ye yearly rente is xxxixpounds ." Mere . Warmister Prebend etc rentes given. Places concluding Rectorie include Homington Cricklade those concluding Tithes include New Forest Windsor Forest. The list is therefore of the churches in Wiltshire that belonged to the dean and chapter of Salisbury showing the amount of annual rent the incumbents had to pay in order to hold them according to a survey carried out in 1534-5. William Collins was the Earl of Salisbury's auditor who seems to have been active from the 1620s to the 1640s. The hand certainly fits this period. It might be dated to the 1640s perhaps in the context of an attempt by Parliament to assess the income of the Salisbury dean and chapter after disestablishment in 1646. 1630s or 1640s[?] unknown
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William Delafield Arnold (1828-1859), British army officer and novelist, best known for his novel 'Oakfield', published under th
Walter Delafield Arnold 'Punjabee' army officer and author. Autograph Letter Signed 'W D Arnold.' to an unnamed male recipient apologising for his non-appearance at a dinner 'I got as far as Charing Cross' and inviting him to one.
17 Queen's Terrace Bayswater. 24 May 1854. 2pp. 12mo. In good condition on lightly-aged paper with remains of stub adhering to margin on reverse of leaf. The letter begins: 'Dear Sir I got as far as Charing Cross last night on my way to you - when horrified by the lateness of the Hour I did not venture to put in an Appearance & turned Homeward. -' He concludes by inviting him to a dinner at the East India Club 14 St James's Square. 17 Queen's Terrace, Bayswater. 24 May 1854. unknown
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William Harcourt (1743-1830), 3rd Earl Harcourt, Field Marshal of the British Army, Governor of the Royal Military College, Grea
William Harcourt Autograph Letter Signed 'Wm. Harcourt' regarding the admission of the recipient's son as a cadet in the Royal Military College.
St Leonards St Leonards Hill near Clewer Berkshire . 14 August 1805. 2pp. 4to. Bifolium. Good on lightly-aged paper. He informs the recipient that he is 'happy to have it in my power to comply with your request for the admission of your Son as a Cadet in the Royal Military College' and that he has 'inserted him in the List of Candidates for Examination' on 1 October 1805. He states that he is sending 'the usual Circular letter which will give you the necessary information respecting the qualifications required and articles to be provided by the Young Gentleman on his admission into the Establishment'. St Leonards [ St Leonards Hill, near Clewer, Berkshire ]. 14 August 1805. unknown
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William Hull; James Grant Forbes; United States Army
Report of the Trial of Brig. General William Hull; Commanding the North-Western Army of the United States By a Court Martial Held at Albany on Monday 3rd January 1814 and Succeeding Days Etc.
Eastburn Kirk and Co 1814. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" Brig Gen. Duncan McArthur's Orders to Attend General Hull's Court Martial A remarkable document from the Court Martial Brig. General William Hull following his surrender of Detroit which resulted in a death sentence for cowardice. Although his sentence was later remitted General William Hull is the only U.S. general to be sentenced to death by an American court-martial. This copy of the court martial transcript belonged to Hull's second in command Brig Gen. Duncan McArthur and includes the actual hand-written orders commanding him to attend and testify. McArthur's testimony was an essential and central part of the trial filling the entirety of pages 47 to 73. In it as well as numerous contemporary accounts his outrage against Hull's conduct as Commander of the Army of the Northwest during the War of 1812 including the entire campaign in and around Detroit which ended with Hull's surrender not only of Detrit and the forces directly under his command but for some reason of detached troops under McArthur's command which particularly enraged McArthur. Tipped in is the handwritten order a letter of summons from Inspector General Abimael Youngs Nicoll to Brigadier General Duncan McArthur commanding his appearance at General Hull's court martial letter is dated December 2nd 1813 and includes the folded envelope addressed to McArthur. Duncan McArthur 1772-1839 Brigadier General later Governor of Ohio. 156pp. 177 29pp. appendices. Rebound in black cloth gilt title on spine. Light foxing in places; cloth has light surface wear else a Very Good copy. The President of the Court was Major General Henry Dearborn and the special Judge Advocate was Martin van Buren later President of the United States. There is a signature on the title page somewhat reminiscent of Van Buren's during this period appearing to read 'M.v.B illegible'. Additional provenance: Later the property of Brig. General Thomas McArthur Anderson copy grandson of Brig Gen. Duncan McArthur with his signature to the title page pg. 19 and the last page of text. General Anderson had four decades of decorated service 1861-1900 extending from his rise to brevet rank of Lt. Colonel during the Civil War to command of the Army force sent to Skagway and Dyea Alaska to protect American miners heading to the Klondike Gold Rush to his command of the first 'Philippine Expeditionary Force' during the Spanish-American War. During the Philippine campaign he was promoted to the brevet Major General of U.S. Volunteers two stars and retired as a Brigadier General. Eastburn, Kirk and Co hardcover
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WILLIAM SPENCER.
Historical dictionary of Morocco (African Historical Dictionaries, No. 24).
Fine English Original brown bdg. Demy 8vo. (22 x 14 cm). In English. [xLiv], 152 p. Historical dictionary of Morocco (African Historical Dictionaries, No. 24).
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Williams, Derek
ROMANS AND BARBARIANS Four Views from the Empire's Edge 1st Century AD
Scholar's name to ffep (Robert Brown). Else book is fine. DJ has very light shelfwear. ; Romans and Barbarians sees the clash of cultures from the standpoint of four individuals whose curious fate it was to venture or be sent beyond the outer watchtowers of the Roman empire. They bore witness from the grassy steppe of Europe's southeastern corner; from across the grim Carpathians, towering beyond the Danube; from the fearsome German forest; and from beyond the Firth of Forth in the wilderness of northern-most Britain. Each portrait reveals different aspects of the Sarmatian, German, and Celtic peoples facing the empire's European frontiers. Together these four viewpoints provide a rich portrait of the classical and Iron Age worlds, mutually uncomprehending yet strangely unable to do without each other. The outcome is a skein of violence, tragedy, misadventure, and courage, offering a preview of the cruel but creative forces from whose fusion modern Europe was eventually to emerge. ; 237 pages
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Williams, Derek
ROMANS AND BARBARIANS Four Views from the Empire's Edge 1st Century AD
Very faint bump to base of spine else book is fine. ; Romans and Barbarians sees the clash of cultures from the standpoint of four individuals whose curious fate it was to venture or be sent beyond the outer watchtowers of the Roman empire. They bore witness from the grassy steppe of Europe's southeastern corner; from across the grim Carpathians, towering beyond the Danube; from the fearsome German forest; and from beyond the Firth of Forth in the wilderness of northern-most Britain. Each portrait reveals different aspects of the Sarmatian, German, and Celtic peoples facing the empire's European frontiers. Together these four viewpoints provide a rich portrait of the classical and Iron Age worlds, mutually uncomprehending yet strangely unable to do without each other. The outcome is a skein of violence, tragedy, misadventure, and courage, offering a preview of the cruel but creative forces from whose fusion modern Europe was eventually to emerge. ; 237 pages
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Williams, Jay
Johanna von Orléans : Leben u. Sendung / von Jay Williams. Bearb. u. hg. von Heinrich Pleticha.
Reutlingen : Ensslin & Laiblin, 1964. 153 S. mit Abb. 4°. Bibl.- Einbd.
Riferimento per il libraio : 22652
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Williams, Jeffery (Signed)
First in the Field : (Hamilton) Gault of the Patricia's
278 pages. "With best wishes, Jeffery Williams" written upon title page in the author's hand. Index. Footnotes. Black and white photographic plates. "...Balanced, absorbing and long overdue." - from dust jacket. Prior owner's small inkstamp atop front free endpaper else unmarked. Clean with light wear. Foreward laid inside front board. Dust jacket price-clipped. Nice copy. Book
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Williams, Nick; De Voto B; Fox, E.S.; Budlong, W.T.; Downing, H.; Lanahan, F.; Lees, Hannay; Marshall, J.; Bach, Julian Jr.; Ickes, Harold I.; Davidson, Bill; Garrison, J.; MacDonald, Col. Charles; Tomlinson, Edward
Collier's Magazine, February 23, 1946 - America in Germany
94 pages. Fiction: The Terrible Morning; Mountain Time; (part 4 of 5); The Pond; A Serious Study of Love; A Man Needs a Horse; The Importance of Being Kissed. Articles: All Out Against Cancer; Little Miss Innocent; American in Germany; Underwater Wealth; A.W.O.L. De Luxe - Private John Martin, and American in the Canadian army; Fashion on the Downgrade; Lindbergh in Battle (conclusion); The Little Doc - Doris Gnauck; Bad Neighbor Policy - our diplomatic bungling in Latin America. Ads include: Mary Brewer in Ipana ad; Perry Como and Martha Stewart in G.E. Radio ad; Great logging-theme ad for International Trucks; Mercury cars; Elsie the Cow; Piper Cub; American Airline System; REO trucks; Clark's Teaberry Gum; Perilous Holiday (Movie ad); The Lockheed Constellation aircraft; Great back cover Coke ad shows male and female troops on train. Unmarked. Average wear. A sound copy of this vintage issue. Book
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Williams, Sydney M. (Sydney Messer)
Sydney M. Williams Jr., through his letters, 1944-1945. Edited by Sydney M. Williams III
260 p., illus. 24 cm. Hardcover Very good condition Inscribed by the editor to a friend
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Williams, William Fenwick, 1. Baronet
General Sir W. F. Williams, K.C.B. of Kars. Stahlstich-Porträt von Pound nach einer Photographie von Watkins.
The London printing and publishing Company, um 1850. Bild ca. 15,5 x 11,5 cm, Blatt ca. 26,5 x 18 cm. 1 Blatt, verso weiß.
Riferimento per il libraio : 46877
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Williams, William Fenwick, 1. Baronet
General Williams von Kars. Stahlstich-Porträt von Weger.
Ohne Ort, um 1850. Darstellung ca. 13,5 x 11 cm, Blatt ca. 22 x 16,5 cm. 1 Blatt, verso weiß.
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WILLIAMSON Howard
A Dictionary of Great War Abbreviations. NEAR FINE COPY
Sm. folio, First Edition; laminatd boards, a near fine copy.
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Williamson, Gordon
Die SS, Hitlers Instrument der Macht
Klagenfurt, Meuer Kaiser Verlag Gesellschaft m.b.H., 2002. 255 Seiten , 29 cm, Hardcover/Pappeinband
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Williamson, Gordon
Die SS. Hitlers Instrument der Macht. Die Geschichte der SS, von der Schutzstaffel bis zur Waffen-SS. Deutsche Erstausgabe.
Klagenfurt, Neuer Kaiser Verlag, 1998.
Riferimento per il libraio : 63184
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Willis, Ted
The Lions of Judah : a novel.
New York : Holt, Rinehard and Winston, 1980. 278 pp. Gr. 8°. 1st publ. in the [USA] Cloth spine with DJ
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Willmann, Georg (Hrsg.)
Kriegsgräber in Europa. Ein Gedenkbuch.
München : C. Bertelsmann, 1980. 1. Aufl., 1. - 30. Tsd.; 319 S. mit zahlreichen Abbildungen (z.T. farb.) und Karten; 32 cm; gebunden, Orig.-Kunstleder,
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Willmann, Georg [Hg.]
Kriegsgräber in Europa : e. Gedenkbuch / Georg Willmann [Hg.].
München : Bertelsmann, 1980. 319 S. zahlr. Ill. (z.T. farb.), Kt. 4°. 1. Aufl. Bibl.- Einbd.
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Willmann, Lothar und Oswald Kopatz
Gefechtsbereit! Die Luftstreitkräfte / Luftverteidigung der Nationalen Volksarmee
Berlin : Militärverlag der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik, 1989. 3., stark überarb. Aufl.; 156 S. mit zahlreichen Abbildungen; 27 cm; gebunden, Orig.-Leinen mit Orig.-Schutzumschlag;
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WILLMOTT H. P.
FORCES NAVALES
Nathan. 1976. In-4 Carré. Relié. Bon état. Couv. légèrement passée. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. 144 pages. Illustré de nombreux dessins et photos en noir et blanc dans et hors texte. Tampons en page de garde et en 1re page. Trad. de J. Sorbets. Intro. par Aram Bakshian, Jr. Navires de guerre en fer. 1re Guerre mondial. L'âge de la dissuasion. Navires de guerre importants 1860-1970...
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Willmott, Hedley P. ; Overy, Richard J. ; Binder, Klaus [Übers.]
Der Zweite Weltkrieg
Hildesheim: Gerstenberg. 2005. 319 Seiten. 31x26cm. Zustand: Sehr Gut, ungelesen; Ppbd.
Riferimento per il libraio : 630490
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Wilnaer Zeitung
Der Militärbetrieb der Wilnaer Zeitung. Vortrag des Leutnants Wallenberg auf der Pressebesprechung in Wilna 1. und 2. Februar 1917. Nur für den Dienstgebrauch. Mit Abbildungen auf 8 Tafeln
o.J. 8 Seiten und 14 Blatt Anhänge und Bilder. Orig. Broschur (etwas berieben und bestoßen, sonst sehr gutes und sauberes Exemplar). 4°. broschiert/ Taschenbuch
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WILSON Bruce
Denison. British Airborne Specialist Clothing from WWII to the Present Day. NEAR FINE COPY
8vo., First Edition, with plates; pictorial boards, a near fine copy. Produced in association with the Airborne Assault Museum, this is the first detailed history of the iconic garment, covering all British airborne smocks from the very earliest models to the present. Lavishly illustrated; many of the photographs appear here for the first time.
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Wilson Carlile ['The Chief'] (1847-1942), Anglican evangelist, founder in 1882 of the Church Army and Prebendary of St Paul's Ca
‘The Vagrant Criminal and Inebriate Classes’: Wilson Carlile ‘The Chief’ Prebendary of St Paul’s Cathedral and Founder of the Church Army. Autograph Letter Signed asking W. S. De Winton for assistance in helping persons to a ‘fresh start’.
5 May 1896; on leterhead of 130 Edgeware Road London W. See his entry in the Oxford DNB. The Church Army still active today was founded in 1882 as a Church of England equivalent to the Methodists’ Salvation Army. From the papers of the recipient Wilfred Seymour De Winton of Haverfordwest. 3pp 12mo. On a bifolium of grey paper. In good condition lightly aged. Signed ‘W Carlile / Hon. Chief Sec.’ To the left of the signature in the bottom-left of the recto of the second leaf is a purple ink stamp of the following: ‘WRITTEN BY ONE OF OUR POOR STRUGGLING LABOUR HOME BROTHERS’. He begins what is undoubtedly one of many such letters he had to write: ‘Dear Mr De Winton / The Vagrant Criminal and Inebriate Classes a seething mass of our fellow men look to us as the hand of the Church held out to give them a last chance.’ While many could ‘get a fresh start in life after 2 or 3 months staying in one of our Labour Homes the lack of funds compels us day by day to refuse numbers of genuine helpable persons’. He stresses that the homes ‘are not Shelters and are limited to 25 Inmates men women and youths all received irrespective of creed’. He states that 51 1/2 per cent of those who passed through the institutions in the year 1895 ‘obtained a fresh start’ and that the organisation requires ‘£100000 annually’. ‘The financial burdens come heavily on us who nearly all work without any pay.’ He asks if De Winton can help them ‘regain by labour & religion many rapidly sinking into the vortex of crime and misery.’ 5 May 1896; on leterhead of 130 Edgeware Road, London W. unknown
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WILSON Lt.-Col. Frank
Regiments at a Glance. BRIGHT, CLEAN COPY
Sm. 4to., First Edition, with frontispiece, very numerous coloured plates of uniforms and pictorial front and rear endpapers; blue buckram, upper board blocked in gilt, gilt back, covers lightly age-soiled else a very good, bright, clean copy. Concise guide to over 120 units with table of uniform details.
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Wilson, George C
Mud Soldiers - Life Inside the New American Army.
Charles Scribners Sons, 1989.
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 110: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) September 23rd, 1916
Cover portrait of The Duke of Aosta - he commanded the Third Italian Army, which captured Gorizia, August 9th, 1916. Feature: Austria's colossal failure in the Trentino - Austrian advance and Italian counter-offensive. Photos of troops in the Alps. Campaign in Mesopotamia to the fall of Kut (conclusion). Photos from the Tigris. Many other photos. Covers fragile but intact. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 112: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) October 7th, 1916
Cover portrait of General Alexei Burssiloff - the brilliant army leader on Russia's South-western front. Feature: Newfoundland's Heroic Part in the War. Photos of four members of one Newfoundland family who died in battle July 1st, 1916. Photos of the 'high-explosive express' rail mounted British gun. Russia Resurgent - The Summer Offensive of 1916 to the Fall of Stanislau. Centerfold photos of King George. Photos of German prisoners. Average wear. Unmarked. Sound copy. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 124: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) December 30th, 1916
Cover portrait of General Sir Henry S. Rawlinson - commanding the Fourth Army on the Somme. Feature: The Great British Battles of the Somme III - Battle of the Woods and the Bazentin Ridges. Photo of New Zealanders in trench. Centerfold photos of British Tank/Land Cruiser. Three photos of the German exodus from Guillemont and La Boisselle. Interesting photos of British shelters and some shattered German dug-outs. Photos of multitudes of prisoners from the Somme on their way to internment in Great Britain. Front cover secured by tape. Back cover missing. Above-average wear. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 135: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) March 17th, 1917
Cover photo portrait of Lieut.-General George Francis Milne - Commanding the British Salonika Army. Germany During the Year 1916 (conclusion). The Balkans - the Allied Offensive of 1916 - The Capture of Monastir, and the Greek Imbroglio. Full-page photo portrait of Lieutenant-General George Milne - commanding the British Salonika Army. Full-page photo portrait of M. Eleutherios Venizelos, head of the Greek Provisional Government established in 1916. Cover-fold fragile. Above-average wear. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 13: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) November 14th, 1914
Front cover photo of Lieut.-Gen. Sir Douglas Haig, Commanding Second British Army Corps. How Serbia made ready to meet her giant antagonist. Shabatz - the first decisive battle of the war. Photos and illustrations include: Air-raid on the Dusseldorf Zeppelin Shed; Aeroplane with machine gun; Iron Cross Zeppelin crew and a zeppelin stable; Centerfold montage of some of the British officers recognised by Sir John French in his despatches of September 17th and October 8th, 1914; Surrendering Austrian soldiers; Serbia's leading commanders; The Serbian military; a boy Serb in the battle-line; Reservists at Nish, Serbia's temporary capital; and more. Well-worn but binding remains intact. Unmarked. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 17: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) December 12th, 1914
"Brilliant narrative of Mons in this enlarged issue." - from front cover which features photos of Brigadier-General Sir David Henderson, K.C.B., D.S.O., Commander of the Royal Flying Corps. Excellent portrait of Joseph Jacques Cesaire Joffre, Chief of the General Staff of the French Army. General progress of the war to the eve of Mons. The French Frontier Battle and the British Stand at Mons. Centerfold illustration of 'Wounded helping the Wounded - Pathetic episode between Le Cateau and Landrecies during the Retreat from Mons. Photos and illustrations include: Destruction near Mulhausen; Barricades near Mons; German column mowed down by British machine guns at Landrecies; French Cavalry on the way; French's indomitable little army on the eve of the Battle of Mons; Scene of the retreat from Mons; Map of Western Europe; With the British Forces fighting along the Franco-Belgian Frontier; German troops trapped near Cambrai; and more. Covers still weakly attached. Unmarked. Sound copy. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 21: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) January 9th, 1915
Front cover illustration of General Gallieni, the Military Governor of Paris. The march of events from Austria's debacle at Lemberg to the turn of the tide in the west. Photos and illustrations include: The Belgian Mission in London; Eager young recruits for Lord Kitchener's new army; The Defences of Paris; Glimpses of Paris under the threat of another siege by the Prussians; Entry of the Huns into Picardy; centerfold illustration of French infantry hurrying forward to meet the hereditary foe on the battleground of Northern France; The horse in the war; Canada's aid in the war - superb rally of 108,000 men for active service; infantry of the First Canadian Contingent passing Stonehenge on their way from Salisbury Plain to London; Italian demonstration at the Queen's Hall, London; The Battle of the Marne; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 23: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) January 23rd, 1915
Front cover portrait of Commander Charles R. Samson, of the Royal Flying Corps. The linked battles of Eastern France. The Course of events from the Marne to the Aisne. Centerfold artwork entitled "Contrasts in the Great War - The Awful Thunder of the Guns and the Beneficent work of the Army Medical Corps". Photos and Illustrations: The Aga Khan; Extensive plans for the comfort of the travelling Kaiser; British Armoured Car; The French '75' and its inventor Colonel Dupont; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. Sound copy. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 35: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) April 17th, 1915
Front cover portrait of Lieutenant-General W.P. Pulteney, K.C.B., D.S.O. The clash of Slav and Prussian Brilliantly Described. Centerfold illustrates how "The Cossacks harried Hindenberg in his attempt to take Warsaw." Photos and illustrations include: Retreat of the Kaiser's Troops in East Prussia; Russian soldiers breaking ice on a Polish river; The German advance on Warsaw; The 'Lava' method of attack used by the Cossack army; and more. Front cover loose but present. Back cover missing. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 40: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) May 22nd, 1915
Front cover portrait of Lieutenant-General Edwin Alfred Hervey Alderson, C.B. The Russian Stand on the Five Rivers and the Battle of the Carpathians; Photos and illlustrations include: Germany's Christmas Day Air Raid on London; Bird's-eye view of Cuxhaven Harbour, at the mouth of the River Elbe; Full-page photographic portrait of Lieut.-General W.P. Pulteney, K.C.B., D.S.O., Commanding Third Army Corps; Austrian General Steger Steiner and staff in Galicia; 28-ton Austrian seige gun which fires a thousand pound projectile; and more. Covers secured by tape. Somewhat above-average wear. Unmarked. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 53: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) August 21st, 1915
Cover portrait of Her Majesty Queen Alexandra, President of the British Red Cross Society. The Marvelous work of the Red Cross. Italy's entry into the war. Centerfold presents four excellent photos from Braunkopf Hill, Alsace. Photos and Illustrations: the capture of Monte Nero; full-page portrait of Lieut.-General Sir Henry S. Rawlinson, K.C.B., commanding the Fourth Army Corps; many Red Cross photos; and more. Please note: does not include photogravure of Mr. Lloyd George. Covers secured by tape. Unmarked. Average wear. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 5: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One)
Pages 113-140. Contains the conclusion of Chapter VIII and the first part of Chapter IV entitled "The German Host Falls on Belgium. Over fifty war illustrations/photos including: Hard-fought British retreat in Belgium; British Marines protect Ostend; Heroic defenders of Belgium; Germans in Liege; Belgium's King Albert on horseback; Antwerp defenses; Belgian lancers; German spy caught in Montreal; Zepellin bombardment of Antwerp in defiance of the Hague Convention; Centerfold illustrations of the British navy and its leaders; German cavalry raiders in canvas boats; French Cavalry moving to Namur; Indian troops for Europe; Sikh regiment; American volunteers for the French army on their way to enlist; and more. Sound unmarked copy with somewhat above-average wear. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 61: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) October 16th, 1915
Cover portrait of Brigadier-General The Earl of Cavan, C.B., M.V.O. The Wonderful Recovery of the Belgian Army. Photos and Illustrations: Full-page photo of Belgium's King Albert visiting French forces plus many other photos from the same visit; Full-page portrait of Lieut.-General Sir Herbert C.O. Plumer, K.C.B.; underground warfare - photos of Allied sappers and their tunnels; and more. Covers secured by tape. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 65: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) November 13th, 1915
Cover portrait of Lieut.-General Sir Archibald James Murray. Intrigue and treachery in the Balkans. Photos/Illustrations: British troops reach Salonika; Rumanian Infantry; Bulgarian artillery; Centerfold contains 4 photos of artillery in Serbia; the Montenegrin Army in the field; Bulgarian air assets; the allies land at Salonika; and more. Please note: this issue does not contain the Dardanelles photogravure. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 75: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) January 22nd, 1916
Cover portrait of Major-General Charles Vere Ferrers Townshend - his 'excellent handling' of the British-Indian Division at Ctesiphon was spoken of in terms of high praise by Sir John Nixon. Feature - The Glorious and Terrible Campaign in Mesopotamia. Serbia's Glorios Resistance and the Fall of Nish (conclusion). The Campaign of the Mesopotamian Army. Photos of incidents in the amazing campaign between the Tigris and Euphrates. Portrait of General Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, D.S.O., commanding the British Force in Serbia. Centerfold photos of King Peter during retreat. Covers secured by tape. Somewhat above-average wear. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 76: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) January 29nd, 1916
Cover portrait of Major-General Launceot Edward Kiggell - Chief of the General Staff to Sir Douglas Haig. Feature: Great Leaders of the Allies in the West. The Campaign of the Mesopotamian Army (conclusion). Centerfold photos of Lord Kitchener in the Near East. Many black and white photos. Covers secured by tape. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 85: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) April 1st, 1916
Cover portrait of Lieut.-General Sir John Steven Cowans - Quartermaster-General to the Forces and Member of the Army Council. Feature: The Great Servian Retreat - A Personal Narrative, complete with full-page map. The Role of Railways in the War. Photos from Serbia. Large centerfold photos inside French trenches. Photos of our Allies' supply columns in the Marne sector. Covers secured by tape. Average wear. Book
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Wilson, H.W.: Editor
The Great War: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict - Part 57
Cover portrait of M. Millerand, the French Minister of War. The French advance toward Lense and the battle of "the Labyrinth". Remarkable camera-picture of a brilliant charge by a regiment of French Zouaves. Full page portrait of General Sir Bruce M. Hamilton, K.C.B., commanding the Sixth Army. Many scenes of destruction in France. Average wear. Covers and centerfold seperated from contents but present. Binding otherwise intact. Unmarked. Sound copy. Please note: this copy does not include the photogravure plate of Lt. Warneford. In its place we include the plate of Rear Admiral The Hon. Horace L.A. Hood, who was lost with his flagship, the Invincible, in the battle of Jutland. This plate originally was issued with part 101 of this series). Book
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