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THE STORY OF THE MALAKAND FIELD FORCE

-Second Colonial Library Edition-

By: Winston [W.L. Spencer] Churchill

This is a beautiful copy of the Second Colonial Library edition, bound in a vivid blue-green cloth, fascinatingly different from the standard Colonial Library gray-green cloth. The Second Colonial Library…

MALTA AIRMEN

By: J. A. Whelan

New Zealanders in the defense of Malta, World War II, including Malta’s Air Officer Commanding. From the New Zealand in the Second World War Official History series. A very good…

SEA LANES IN WAR TIME: The American Experience, 1775-1942

By: Robert Greenhalgh Albion; Jennie Barnes Pope

Excellent analysis by noted author; may still be the best on the subject. The first half is chronological through the Civil War; second half is topical through the summer of…

U.S. ARMY IN THE KOREAN WAR

Truce Tent and Fighting Front

By: Walter G. Hermes

The second of five volumes to be published on the United States and the Korean War, Truce and Tent Fighting covers the seemingly unending negotiations during the last two years…

HAPPY DISPATCHES: Journalistic pieces from Banjo Paterson’s days as a war correspondent

By: A(ndrew) B(arton) "Banjo" Paterson

The beloved Australian writer, reporting for the Sydney Morning Herald on the Boer War, China, London, World War I, British generals, Churchill, Kipling, etc. Fine writing. Originally published in 1934….

TOBACCO CARD: “Winston L.S. Churchill, War Correspondent”

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A very early Boer War-era tobacco card featuring Great Britain’s highest paid war reporter of his time. Manufactured in 1901 for Ogden’s Tab Cigarettes, the card measures 2 1/4 x…

RECORD OF PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS IN THE SPANISH AMERICAN WAR 1898

By: Thomas J. Stewart

This is a very good copy of the Second Edition without dust jacket. The book has been professionally rebound in red cloth with the original title section affixed to the

LIVING-ROOM WAR

Writings about Television

By: Michael J. Arlen

A very good copy of the Second Printing of the First American edition in an unclipped dust jacket. A previous owner’s name is written in black ink on the front…

TELEPHONE MEN & WOMEN IN WAR

By: [Author Not Given]

Employees of the company who served in World War II; all services, all theaters. A very good copy, spine head & tail frayed, spine faded, published without dust jacket. (213p.,…

SPIES AND THE NEXT WAR

By: Richard Wilmer Rowan

Devices, episodes, techniques and World War I incidents. A good copy, rear cover scuffed, rear hinge chipped, spine head & tail bumped, without dust jacket….

POST-WAR ORIGINAL PRESS PHOTOGRAPH RELATING TO WINSTON CHURCHILL

"Churchill's Slippers"

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…scrollwork in gold wire and with his initials in 2 1/4 gold letters on the toes. They cost $14 a pair. The first pair were ordered during the war, and…

POST-WAR ORIGINAL PRESS PHOTOGRAPH RELATING TO WINSTON CHURCHILL

"Winnie's Pooch"

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…scrollwork in gold wire and with his initials in 2 1/4 gold letters on the toes. They cost $14 a pair. The first pair were ordered during the war, and…