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1966COLLANA I LIBRI POCKET TERZO VOLUME TRATTO DAI DIARI DI GUERRA DI LORD ALANBROOKE.PERFETTO STATO CONSERVATIVO, ANCORA SIGILLATO NELLA PLASTICA ORIGINALEPAG. CIRCA 290
Vg/VG internally no fault. octavo First edition.. not price-clipped. the dj has a short tear to the top rear corner - easily repairable. an investigation on what really happened on the mission that made mcnab wealthy from a best-selling account. The Bravo Two Zero SAS operation in the first Gulf War by patrol commander "Andy McNab" did not seem to tally with the events as described by other participants. some things just did not happen in real life. Michael Asher, who also served in the parachute regiment and the SAS, went to investigate on the ground, to see what really happened. Includes eight pages of black & white photographs
Vg/VG internally no fault. octavo First edition.. not price-clipped. the dj has a short tear to the top rear corner - easily repairable. an investigation on what really happened on the mission that made mcnab wealthy from a best-selling account. The Bravo Two Zero SAS operation in the first Gulf War by patrol commander "Andy McNab" did not seem to tally with the events as described by other participants. some things just did not happen in real life. Michael Asher, who also served in the parachute regiment and the SAS, went to investigate on the ground, to see what really happened. Includes eight pages of black & white photographs
VG/VG. not price-clipped. no inscriptions. internally a lovely clean copy. First Edition.
1965Brossura, in 16°, 327 pp., buon usato
1957in ottime condizioni. la guerra raccontata dagli occhi di chi l'ha vissuta in prima persona. dedicato ai due soldati Joe Sieja e Lattie Tipton caduti nelle campagne di Anzio e Ramatuelle
1968BUONO
réf. 16310Flammarion 1968 livre étude 20*14 310 pages argus
réf. 28728Plon 1961 livre récit 20,5*14 274 pages
Vg/Vg (book and dj both no fault) octavo 327pp. Covers the years 1939-1945. Includes 160pp of colour illustrations, with authoritative text describing each vehicle in a concise and lively style.
Immense work of research and presentation of probably the most important battle of the European land war, with the destruction of the 6th army and the end of the "unbeatable" myth that surrounded the German forces. Excellent book in every way - just how historical writing should be done. A deserved bestseller. Good second-hand copy, with some very small rounding of one of the edges and minor creasing of the spine from use ( almost inevitable from the size and weight of the book ). The binding is solid and all pages are there. Size : 15 cms wide - 4 cm thick - 23 cms length Weight 720 grams 490 pages including pictures and artwork
VG/VG. FIRST EDITION. DJ has a 1 inch vertical tear to top edge of back of dustwrapper, and some rubbing to edges - but has been generally well protected by a laminated cover. not price clipped. a neat jokey inscription by prior owner . Boards near fine. octavo, pp 320. the author was Monty's head of Operations Staff from 1943-1945 - a rich scource of background material to this decisive period of the second world war.
VG/VG (book and dj both no fault) octavo 252pp. The stories of Britons who endured the worst of the wartime blitz living in the East End of London near the docks and vital wartime factories, including the personal story of the author's mother Nell. 8pp b/w photographs.
VG/VG. First Edition. No damage to book. quarto. pp 209. True stories from survivors of the blitz including black and white photographs of the events.
200421,3x29,8 cm, ottimo stato
réf. 3179Traits 1945 livre essai 18,5*12 226 pages
19761st UK edition, 232 pages. eng
1972Format de poche. Bon ?tat. Petits d?fauts.
réf. 5925broché - 11.5x16.5 - 250 pp - 1965 - j'ai lu - n° A 90.Collection " leur aventure".
réf. 1748broché - 17x22 - pp32 - N°147 - Décembre 1968 - éditions L.E.P. Monaco - série historique
1950G/Fair (clipped dj chipped and worn round edges and large damp stain back cover, clean grey cloth with blue titles on spine and blue illustration of boat on front board, damp stains at hinge of front endpapers, top page edges dusty and brown spotting outside page edges only, internally pages clean and bright with one dog-eared corner) octavo 221pp. Second impression. The incredible voyage of two British soldiers who set out to sail from Sumatra to Australia in a small open boat in their attempt to escape from the Japanese in Singapore. They were at sea for 127 days.
Good+ better than a reading copy though! no dj dark boards have rounding to corners and both ends of spine, but no significant loss. front board has whitened areas ( old splashes? ) but not unsightly. gilting to spine has dulled considerably - hard to read. internally the ffeps have significant area of browning ( old bookmark?), but no inscriptions.. ditto the rear endpapers. the title page notably foxed, as are the textblock edges. there are the odd tarnish spots in the text, but nothing unsightly. all inconsistent with age. a rare title. details the exploits of the french submarine Casabianca, commanded by the author, from the time of her escape from. Toulon in April 1942 to the liberation of Corsica in Sept 1943. with photographs and maps.
réf. 3958Marguerat 1944 livre récit 21*14,5 201 pages collection "le beffroi"
2013Supplemento al quotidiano Il Giornale. Collana Storie di Guerra.
