Compilation of first-hand accounts. A good copy, front cover creased, corner of rear cover missing, leaves slightly yellowed. (462p., 25 photos, index.)…
A mint copy, without dust jacket, as issued.
A very good copy in an unclipped dust jacket. “A narrative of national strategic planning and its trials and tribulations in the mid- war period of World War II.”…
Blue and grey-colored World War I vintage drawing of five playing cards depicting “WC” (Winston Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty), “JJ” (John Jellicoe, Admiral of the Fleet), “K of…
An encyclopedic compendium of military service records, including technical and research achievements, war relief and educational efforts, war funding (liberty loans, war chests, etc.), and various types of war employment;…
…the Official Biography, “and as an eyewitness, Jock Colville was angered by Michael Foot’s review of Churchill’s Third Volume [of his Second World War Memoirs]. Foot wrote, of the events…
Written by the Executive Officer of the Pueblo, a U.S. intelligence ship captured by North Korea in January, 1968. Second In Command provides an account that differs greatly from from…
…numerals along lower right edge. It is ink-stamped on verso: “Copyright Planet News, London” and overstamped: “Reviewed and passed U.S. Army Press Censor, War Department,” as well as “Wide World…
A N.Y. Sun correspondent writes to his editor, Edmond P. Bartnett, during World War II. This is a virtually mint copy of the First American edition, without dust jacket, as…
…shirt, too, if he choices. “The canceled page under the clothes coupons is for tea rations.” The photograph is in very good condition. The verso is ink-stamped: “Wide World Photos.”…
…the British censor.” The photograph is in very good condition with light scratch marks and a faint crease at the upper right corner. The verso is ink-stamped: “World Wide Photos.”…
…official British Air Ministry photograph was received in New York June 15 by mail.” Photograph is in very good condition, lightly creased at corners, ink-stamped on verso: “Wide World Photos.”…