Rees Major (6 results)

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. Large format paperback. No ownership marks. 180 pages clean and tight. Product Dimensions: 22.9 x 1.1 x 15.2 cm. A personal memoir of the highs and the lows following Roy Rees during World War Two, his pre-war training and activities through to eventual retirement from the Army in 1946. It is an account where the true picture of the Second World War is told, an era when a whole generation gave the "best years of their lives". Years which they will never get hack, the years when you were healthy and young. Some of course never came back, some lie in the stillness of a foreign country. Others were maimed or suffered shellshock; some never recovered. It will remind us all that over 70 years ago the last World War took place. It is a sobering thought, particularly for those who were there. Size: 8vo.

Condition: New.

Hardback. Condition: Good+. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Hardback. Outstanding personal account of an Officer in the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Describing his experiences in considerable detail and frankness, particularly good on the action around Passchendaele.1st Edition 1936. 123pp., ills., including Officer group and author's photograph as frontispiece. Black cloth shows some age wear including wear near head of spine. Overall good+ Rare.

No Binding. Condition: Good. First Edition. Published 1817; drawn by Major C. H. Smith, sculp by Neele; gives names of towns, gives a little drawings of trees, paper size: 22 x10-1/2 in; this map has two different overlays of the plans in the middle of of the map; with red bars it gives positions British & Dutch & Marlborough in and in green bars position of French just normal aging, no tears to edges, considering age it is over all in really GOOD COND.

Paperback. Condition: Very good. 30 pages. No. 32 Squadron, 4th Wing R.F.C. Illustrated. Very good, wrappers. (153).

pp. 123, (i). Portrait frontispiece, 8 plates. *A scarce title, especially interesting for the provenance of S. G. Chavasse, related to Captain Noel Chavasse, double-VC in WWI.