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rif. 2g9426Institut von Max Huttler München 1882. 167 S. mit Abb. kartonierter Einband etwas fleckig/ Einband mit Gebrauchsspuren. - gutes Exemplar/ Anbei 5 Uniformentafeln - unknown
2009rif. 103772Brisbane: A. Green 2009. Foreword by General Sir Harry Chauvel. Pp. viii208last blank double sided frontispiece and 26 plates appendices including rolls; post 8vo; quarter cloth papered boards lettered in black; A. Green Brisbane 2009. Facsimile edition limited to 400 numbered copies. See Tregellis-Smith 279. First published by The Hassell Press Adelaide 1924. A. Green unknown
rif. P12332Lower Bullingham Hereford: Special Air Service Regiment n.d. Pp. 94; demy 4to; printed stiff paper wrappers perforated with plastic binder upper wrapper protected by plastic cover sheet; an in-house photocopied manual; privately published by the Special Air Service Regiment Lower Bullingham Hereford n.d. Marked Private and Confidential. This SAS Bodyguard Training Manual from 22 SAS Stirling Lines is only available to those who undertake the course. This is usually people like The Royal Protection Squad and bodyguards of visiting Foreign Governments or VIP's. The course costs 'a33500vat as at March 2010. In 2009 a member of the regiment died on active service abroad. The MOD in their infinite wisdom refused to pay his army pension to his dependants on the grounds they were never married. This despite the fact they had two young kids and lived together as man and wife in Army married quarters for 12 years! The Families Officer of the Regiment is fighting the case. As you can imagine some of the lads still serving didn't take this too well and decided to take matters into their own hands. Some copies of The Bodyguard Training Manual were "acquired" and are being sold off with the money going direct to the dependants! Special Air Service Regiment unknown
1847rif. 189591Deal: Printed by J. Deveson 1847. The battlefields of the Punjab seen from the ranks First and only contemporary edition of this brief but spirited and entirely unembroidered account in the authentic voice of an enlisted man. The 31st were one of the most heavily engaged units of the conflict seeing action at Mudki Ferozeshah Aliwal and Sobraon. Scarce with just two locations traced BL and Boston Public Library unrecorded at auction. Vivid vignettes from the battle front are set within the context of a diary account of an uneventful voyage back from Calcutta to Gravesend. Cleveland opens on 23 October 1846 "weather continues fine and the wind steady" reminiscing of Moodkee "the first battle in which I had even been engaged I have often since endeavoured to imagine what my feelings were on that occasion but the hurry and confusion of that Action prevented the exercise of thought". One thing remains clear in his memory "So confident were our Officers and men that the Sikh Army was composed of nothing but a rebel mob that they did not believe they would hazard an engagement. this entire ignorance of the Sikh Army it is wonderful that all were alike involved even the Governor and Commander in Chief each of whom it should fairly be supposed ought to have been possessed of correct information on so important a subject". Of Ferozeshah he recalls the "lurid flames" of the burning Sikh camp "gleaming through the darkness diffusing sufficient light to make the horrors of our situation more apparent" the shot from the Sikh guns falling "among us by far to thick and fast to be agreeable". The situation only saved by what Cleveland - along with Sikh commander Tej Singh - read as the Commander in Chief's order for the cavalry to make a "false charge" which was in fact the withdrawal of the Horse Artillery desperately short of ammunition to Ferozepur to resupply while under cavalry escort. At Aliwal the 31st were on the extreme right of the British line "When we had arrived within a short distance of the village under heavy fire from the enemy who were waving their swords and cutting a great variety of menacing capers in front of us General Smith galloped up and said 'take that village boys and carry it along with you' when the whole regiment broke into a rapid double which they did not abate until they had cleared the village captured the guns upon its left and caused the whole of the enemy's left flank to run for dear life. We now quietly took possession of the whole of their camp equipage ammunition and stores; and having amply supplied ourselves. we turned in for the night near the banks of the Sutlej". And so to Sobraon "At 9 A. M. the battle had reached its warmest point - shot and shell were then whizzing through the air in rapid succession. on their fearful missions of mischief. from the muzzles of 150 pieces of ordnance - about half past 9 a low rumbling sound was heard resembling distant thunder which was caused by the report of musquetry - as the infantry ad passed the Enemy's breastworks. thus concluded the most severe contest in the annals of Indian warfare and not a second to any fought in Europe with the exception of Waterloo". Following the ratification of the Treaty of Lahore the 31st marched to Calcutta and embarked for home Cleveland composing this very personal and telling NCO's witness to world-changing events while under weigh. Octavo. pp. 24. Original thin paper printed wrappers. Wraps rubbed and soiled with some minor chips and splits at the edges no loss of text creases to the corners; pale toning and some finger-soiling to the text; but a well preserved copy very good. paperback
2006rif. x-1847343910Naval & Military Press 2006. Hardcover. New. 192 pages. 8.50x5.40x0.80 inches. Naval & Military Press hardcover
2020rif. x-1783316551Naval & Military Press 2020. Hardcover. New. 308 pages. 6.00x1.00x9.00 inches. Naval & Military Press hardcover
1884rif. ZB1289959Boston: Rockwell & Churchill 1884. first edition; xiii 405 pp. original gilt & blind stamped decorated brown cloth edges very lightly rubbed else fine. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. Boston: Rockwell & Churchill hardcover
rif. 685038vo. One-page approximately 25 words in part: "Make up your statement & we will settle for your men." Conner began the war as a captain in the Hampton Legion then commanded the 22nd NC Infantry from Seven Pines through the Battle of the Wilderness before taking command of Kershaw's Brigade; he was seriously wounded at Cedar Creek necessitating a leg amputation. Following the war Conner resumed his law practice and served as South Carolina Attorney General 1876-1877. Published posthumously in 1933 his book Letters of General James Conner C.S.A. is rare and much sought. Verso with ink calculations else very good. unknown
rif. 685044to. One-page approximately 35 words in part: "In re Annie J. Laurens & W. J. Ball we prefer that the Representatives . be made parties to the proceedings"; with docketing verso. Conner began the war as a captain in the Hampton Legion then commanded the 22nd NC Infantry from Seven Pines through the Battle of the Wilderness before taking command of Kershaw's Brigade; he was seriously wounded at Cedar Creek necessitating a leg amputation. Following the war Conner resumed his law practice and served as South Carolina Attorney General 1876-1877. Published posthumously in 1933 his book Letters of General James Conner C.S.A. is rare and much sought. Light stain at central fold old fold lines. Very good. unknown
2020rif. x-1783316322Naval & Military Press 2020. Paperback. New. 308 pages. 8.94x6.02x0.94 inches. Naval & Military Press paperback
rif. 1019446293.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
rif. A9781783316557Hardback. New. hardcover
2004rif. x-1843427958Naval and Military Press 2004. Paperback. New. 192 pages. 8.35x5.43x0.47 inches. Naval and Military Press paperback
1882rif. 152349London: William Blackwood & Sons 1882. now Third Battalion The Royal Scots; with account of the origin and progress of the militia and a brief sketch of the old Royal Scots. Pp. xviii1842publisher's advertisements frontispiece 8 plates 3 coloured plates of uniform and 1 of colours with tissue guards the margins of plates and guards lightly browned appendix; demy 8vo; navy cloth lettered and ruled in gilt & blind silver & gilt insignia to upper board cloth lightly marked lightly frayed and split at head of spine fore-corners lightly bruised; uncut; upper hinge cracked and hinge tender at several points throughout book label of David Levine Sydney on upper pastedown an earlier bookplate removed from upper pastedown with slight surface loss initials at top fore-corner of upper free endpaper; William Blackwood & Sons London 1882. First edition. White p. 157; Sutcliffe 1/p. 22. William Blackwood & Sons unknown
1931rif. 152982N: N 1931. Pp. iv210 duplicated typescript rectos only 23 portraits; cr. 4to; qr. purple cloth green cloth boards lettered ruled and decorated in gilt spine lightly faded boards lightly flecked fore-corners slightly bruised; book label of David Levine Sydney on upper pastedown light foxing lower free endpaper slightly surfaced damaged; n.p. n.d.1931. First edition. White p. 102; Sutcliffe 1/p. 283. N unknown
1956rif. 152409Aldershot Hants: Gale & Polden Ltd 1956. With a Foreword by Lieutenant-General Sir Brian G. Horrocks. Pp. xvi462 frontispiece 16 plates 4 folding and 8 full page text maps appendices index; demy 8vo; maroon cloth spine lettered in gilt gilt insignia to upper board; book label of David Levine Sydney on upper pastedown endpapers offset and browned some foxing mainly to outer leaves and edges; Gale & Polden Ltd. Aldershot Hants 1956. First edition. White p. 109; Sutcliffe 1/p. 326. Gale & Polden, Ltd unknown
1875rif. 151716London: Nichols and Sons 1875. Founded upon an account of the Regiment commenced by the late Sir J. Maxwell Steele-Graves Bart. Pp. x188 title page printed in red & black frontispiece 1 plate appendix index errata slip; demy 8vo; blue cloth over bevelled boards lettered in gilt and ruled in blind gilt insignia to upper board edges lightly worn; bookseller's sticker at foot of upper pastedown small split in fore-edge of a couple of leaves scattered foxing; printed for the Compiler by Nichols and Sons London 1875. First edition. White p. 150; Sutcliffe 1/p. 178. From the Military Collection of Anne S. K. Brown with her bookplate on upper pastedown and later from the library of Sydney bibliophile David Levine with his Militaria book label also on upper pastedown. Inscribed on a preliminary blank: 'E. C. S. Tompson Oxfordshire Militia with the very kind regards of the writer - Minchinhampton Camp July 1876.'. Nichols and Sons unknown
2002rif. 082587Sydney: Kangaroo Press 2002. Pp. xxiv334last blank 32 coloured plates numerous black & white text illustrations and maps appendix notes glossary list of references index; Volume II: 1939-1945. Pp. x454 32 coloured plates numerous black & white text illustrations and maps appendices notes bibliography index; both volumes demy 4to; dust wrappers; Kangaroo Press Sydney 2001; 2002. First editions. Kangaroo Press unknown
1963rif. 152529no place: The Regimental History Committee 1963. Foreword by Brigadier J. Lingham. Pp. xiv90last blank frontispiece 6 plates 2 in colour 1 map appendices notes on chapters index; cr. 4to; black cloth lettered ruled and decorated in gilt & blind boards slightly marked fore-corners slightly bruised; marbled endpapers; book label of David Levine Sydney on upper pastedown some light foxing mainly to title page one inked annotation; The Regimental History Committee no place 1963. First edition. White p. 104; Sutcliffe 1/p. 292. The Regimental History Committee unknown
1922rif. 151715London: The Medici Society 1922. Foreword by General The Rt. Hn. Sir Arthur Paget P.C. G.C.G. Colonel of the Buffs. Pp. xx554 2 coloured plates including frontispiece 12 black & white plates 27 maps mostly folding and including endpapers appendices list of subscribers; demy 8vo; blue cloth lettered and ruled in gilt fs24 & fs22 blind gilt insignia to upper board edges lightly worn horizontal black marks across lower board; book label of David Levine Sydney on verso of upper free endpaper some foxing and browning mainly to edges of leaves heavier on a couple of leaves four leaves carelessly opened with marginal loss to one and short splits from fore-edges into margins of others one paper repaired lower hinge starting at one point; The Medici Society London 1922. First edition. White p. 53; Sutcliffe 1/p. 36. The third volume in the series which eventually comprised six volumes covering the history from 1572 to 1967. With loosely inserted publisher's leaflet lightly browned promoting this and another volume in the series and "The Dragon" the monthly Regimental paper of the Buffs. The Medici Society unknown
1952rif. 151677Aldershot Hants: Gale & Polden Ltd 1952. Foreword by Lieut.-General Sir R. N. Gale. Pp. xvi302 frontispiece 4 plates 6 full page text plus 2 folding maps appendices index; demy 8vo; green cloth spine lettered in gilt gilt insignia to upper board; price-clipped dust wrapper quite worn split and chipped; book label of David Levine Sydney on upper pastedown a long closed tear in margin of one leaf without loss; Gale & Polden Ltd. Aldershot Hants 1952. First edition. White p. 83; Sutcliffe 1/p. 183. Gale & Polden, Ltd unknown
1992rif. 152418London: privately printed 1992. Foreword by General Sir Geoffrey Howlett. Pp. xii208 32 plates appendices including Honours and Awards bibliography abbreviations index; med. 8vo; blue papered boards spine lettered in gilt; dust wrapper; book label of David Levine Sydney on upper pastedown ownership name Kevin Murdoch on upper free endpaper edges of leaves lightly foxed; privately printed London 1992. Limited to 400 copies. Sutcliffe 1/p. 307. With a hand-written letter to owner from 'Len' who was in every action but one mentioned in the book. privately printed unknown
1920rif. 151344London: R.A. War Commemoration Fund 1920. Pp. xxiv408 title page printed in red & black collotype frontispiece portrait of H.M. King George V with 1 cm. closed tear into margin from centre of fore-edge 12 hand-tipped and 13 coloured plates plus 9 sepia and 16 black & white plates text illustrations decorative bordered endpapers The Victoria Cross section printed in red & black roll of Honour 1914-1919 a poem by Anita Dudley some representative artillerymen biographies and collotype portrait with guard and 6 black & white plates of portraits; roy. 4to; navy cloth lettered and decorated in gilt the boards heavily faded more so on upper board spine browned edges worn fore-corners lightly frayed; t.e.g. others uncut; book label of David Levine Sydney on upper pastedown endpapers offset scattered foxing throughout occasionally heavy unidentified former owner's armorial bookplate on upper pastedown; R.A. War Commemoration Fund/G. Bell and Sons Ltd. London 1920. First edition. White p. 29. R.A. War Commemoration Fund unknown
1967rif. 151674Canterbury: The Queen's Own Buffs Office 1967. Royal East Kent Regiment 3rd Foot formerly designated The Holland Regiment and Prince George of Denmark's Regiment 1948-1967. With foreword by King Frederik IX of Denmark formerly Colonel-in-Chief The Buffs. Pp. xviii232last blank issued without lower free endpaper frontispiece 24 plates 5 text maps appendices index; demy 8vo; blue cloth spine lettered in gilt gilt insignia to upper board; book label of David Levine Sydney on upper pastedown light foxing mainly to outer leaves and edges; The Queen's Own Buffs Office Canterbury 1967. First edition. White p. 280; Sutcliffe 1/p. 36. The final volume in the series which comprised six volumes covering the history from 1572 to 1967. The Queen's Own Buffs Office unknown
1911rif. 152383Aldershot Hants: The Regimental Committee 1911. In two volumes. Pp. xii438viii444 2 frontispieces 39 plates 5 coloured Alphabetical List of Officers 1685-1910. Compiled by A. C. Chamier indices; demy 8vo; green cloth lettered and ruled in gilt & blind gilt insignia to upper boards the boards lightly marked edges lightly worn spine cloth slightly bubbled Volume II; book label of David Levine Sydney on upper pastedowns and bookseller's sticker on upper pastedown Volume I leaves lightly browned some foxing throughout; The Regimental Committee/Gale & Polden Ltd. Aldershot Hants 1911. First edition. White p. 62; Sutcliffe 1/p. 75. The Regimental Committee unknown
