a reference to the laws of honour, and the character of gentleman. An appendix, in which is strictly examined, the case between the tenth hussars and Mr. Battier; Capt. Calla'n, Mr. Finch, &c. noted. [Facsimile edition]. Pp. [ii]+xii+86(last blank+xlvi(Appendix); f'cap. 8vo; gilt lettered blue cloth, slightly flecked; dust wrapper, lightly... More
Diary 20 April 1945 to 22 June 1945. Introduction by Anthony Beevor. Afterword by Hans Magnus Enzensberger. Translated from the German by Philip Boehm. Pp. iv+312(last blank); dust wrapper; Virago, London, 2005. First U.K. edition of this translation. *A diary by an anonymous woman who describes life in Berlin as... More
An episode in the history of the British Empire; being a descriptive account of the scenes and events of that great drama and sketches of the principal actors in it. In four volumes; pp. viii+288; viii+288; viii+272; viii+272, 43 plates, index; roy. 8vo; half black calf, red leather gilt titling... More
[Text in French]. Pp. [ii](tipped-in Editor's note)+162(last blank), 4 maps; plain paper wrappers, spine titled by hand, edges a trifle rubbed; glassine wrapper, front panel titled by hand, edges browned, chipped and split; uncut; outer leaves and edges browned; Augustin Challamel,Paris, 1920. First edition. *Posthumously published. An account of the... More
Untitled original etching by David Armfield, after an earlier Ambrose Dyson drawing of an army cook. 17.5 x 13.5 cm.; numbered 2/6, and signed in pencil lquote Amb. Dyson p. D Armfield 1980' beneath the image; glazed and framed. *Dyson's drawing of an army cook was reproduced on the cover... More
Pp. xvi+288, frontispiece, text illustrations (many full page) and map, explanatory notes, glossary, index of persons mentioned; pictorial stiff paper wrappers; Sun Books, Sydney, 1982. Second edition, reprinted. More
The Japanese Outbreak at Cowra. Translated from the Japanese and edited by Ray Cowan. Pp. [xii]+126(last blank), 4 plates; dust wrapper, slightly rubbed, edges a trifle worn; endpapers faintly offset, with small tape mark to upper free endpaper, a little pale foxing; Angus & Robertson, Sydney, 1970. First Australian edition... More
Notes and sketches descriptive of the country contained in a personal narrative during the campaign of 1839 and 1840, up to the surrender of Dost Mahomed Khan. Pp. 428, frontispiece map, title page vignette, appendix; pictorial glazed paper wrappers, a trifle worn; The Naval & Military Press in association with... More
Foreword by W. Keith Neal. Pp. 144, illustrated in colour and black & white (several full page), bibliography, indices; cr. 4to; red cloth, spine lettered in gilt, the boards quite flecked, edges rubbed, the corners and spine extremities worn; bookseller's stamp at foot of upper free endpapers, a couple of... More
. Pp. xvi+592, 24 plates, author's note, interviews, notes, bibliography, index; med. 8vo; edges of boards faintly faded, the spine cloth a trifle creased; dust wrapper; edges of leaves slightly soiled, small surface graze (from name erasure) at head of upper free endpaper; Collins, London, 1990. First U.K. edition. *The... More
The Lonely Soldier. Pp. xii+288, 16 plates, text maps, pictorial endpapers, appendices, sources and bibliography, index; price-clipped dust wrapper, backstrip sunned, the reverse a little foxed; edges of leaves browned and lightly foxed; Buchan & Enright, London, 1981. First edition. *From the library of Sydney bibliophile David Levine, with his... More
Includes two press clippings regarding the George Auchterlonie Collection Exhibition; 4 postcards; The Auchterlonie Collection Guide, a biographical paper and booklet about George Auchterlonie, edited by Alan Box. *Sergeant George Auchterlonie served with the 8th Light Horse Regiment, AIF and saw service in Egypt, Sinai and Palestine during WWI. He... More
[newspaper cuttings in scrapbook, titled and dated by hand in ink]. Seven pages of newscuttings from three issues of The Sydney Morning Herald (October 17, 24, and 31), 1959, comprising a series of articles by Colonel M. Austin (General Staff, Eastern Command Headquarters); small cr. 4to; qr. cloth, spine slightly... More
The history of the 6th Battalion, The Royal Melbourne Regiment, 1854-1993. Pp. x+322, coloured frontispiece plus numerous black & white text illustrations, errata slip tipped-in at front, appendices, index; med. 8vo; navy cloth, lettered and decorated in gilt, a trifle scuffed; dust wrapper; 6th Battalion Association, Melbourne, 1993. First edition... More
The story of the 39th Battalion 1941-1943. Pp. xviii+268(last blank), 12 plates, full page maps and plans, appendices, index; dust wrapper; date stamp (25 Mar 1988) on upper free endpaper; Melbourne University Press, Melbourne, 1988. First edition. *The 39th Australian Infantry Battalion was formed in late 1941, and existed as... More
![STANDING ORDERS FOR 1 CAMP HOSPITAL, YERONGA, QUEENSLAND 1966 [cover title]. Australian Military Forces.](/pictures/thumb/140385.jpg?v=1534917351)
Pp. [294], processed, printed on rectos only and perforated for loose leaf binding; post 4to; within a brown card binder with cloth spine, metal rings and string ties, lightly soiled and worn; text block slightly soiled and browned, with a few small edge chips or splits and a little light... More
: With Australia in the Middle East. Pp. [xiv]+130(last blank), 48 plates (12 coloured, including frontispiece, 4 tinted), text illustrations (some full page), text plus endpaper maps; demy 4to; brown cloth, lettered and decorated in dark brown, lower edge of boards slightly bruised and marked; dust wrapper, a little worn... More
A broken run of 478 issues, including the first and last (Volume 1, No. 1, November 19, 1942 and Volume 4, No. 230, June 30, 1946), most of the issues bound (not always in numerical order) in three volumes, plus over 50 loose issues (mostly from Volume 3, 1945). Regular... More
Broadside calendar, headed 'With the Compliments of Guinea Gold' above a photographic view of 'Moresby Harbour in Peace Time'; demy 4to; lightly creased, inscribed in ink above title 'Good Luck Mum & Dad - Love Gordon; mounted, glazed and framed; [Port Moresby],1944. *Guinea Gold was the official newspaper of the... More
Commander-in-Chief, Australian Military Forces. Morotai, 9th September, 1945. Pictorial broadside, featuring 7 captioned photographic scenes (a long rectangular central scene surrounded by 6 smaller photographs of various personnel); 38.5 x 37 cm.; five horizontal fold creases, and several holes caused by silverfish (mainly small, some affecting images and text), slightly... More
The Fourth Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment/NZ (ANZAC) South Vietnam 1968 to 1969. Pp. 224, frontispiece, text illustrations, numerous maps, appendices including rolls, glossary, endnotes, bibliography, index; narrow cr. 4to; tail of spine lightly bruised; dust wrapper, Slouch Hat Publications, McCrae, 2002. First edition. More
An Essay on The Interpretations of National Socialism. Pp. xiv+258(last black), chronology, notes, bibliography, index; dust wrapper, a trifle browned; edges of leaves a little browned and foxed; Routledge & Kegan Paul, London, 1981. First edition in English. *From the library of Sydney bibliophile David Levine, with his Militaria book... More
With 101 illustrations, 12 charts and 21 plans and diagrams. In two volumes: Volume I: Pp. xxxiv+325(last colophon), frontispiece portrait, 60 plates (including charts and maps), folding chart at end, text diagrams, errata slip; Volume II: Pp. x+327-644(last blank), frontispiece portrait, plates 61-78 (including charts), folding chart at end, 2... More
