Volume I. Egypt, Gallipoli, Lemnos Island, Sinai Peninsula. [All published. Facsimile edition]. Foreword by The Most Reverend C. O. L. Riley, Archbishop of Perth and Chaplain-General to the Forces. Pp. [xvi]+220+[2], folding frontispiece, text illustrations and maps, 3 folding maps, appendices (including rolls, decorations and awards), compiler's note; qr. blue... More about THE 28TH: A RECORD OF WAR SERVICE WITH THE AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE, 1915-1919

150 Years of 8/7 RVR and its Predecessors. Foreword by Brigadier Douglas J. Ball, The Regimental Colonel, RVR. Pp. xx+352, text illustrations, appendices, index; roy 8vo; pictorial dust wrapper; Australian Military History Publications, Loftus, NSW, 2008. First edition. More about COUNTRY VICTORIA'S OWN

Foreword by Lieut-Gen. Sir Harry Chauvel. Pp. 122+[6](last blank), 24 plates, 1 double and 2 full page maps, decorations & awards, addendum tipped in at page 121, index; med 8vo; quarter cloth, papered boards; A. Green, Brisbane, 2009. Facsimile edition, limited to 400 numbered copies. [See Tregellis-Smith 278]. *First published by Radcliffe Press, Sydney, 1923. More about THE HISTORY OF THE 7th LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT A.I.F

A Biographical Honour Role of the Australian Light Horse 1939-1947, Australian Armoured Corps 1941-1947 & Royal Australian Armoured Corps Post 1947. Foreword by Major-General Sandy Pearson. Illustrations by Barry Marriott. Pp. 388, text illustrations, honour and other rolls, bibliography, name and unit indices; cr. 4to; pictorial laminated boards; The Royal... More about GREEN FIELDS BEYOND

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 about STANDING ORDERS FOR 1 CAMP HOSPITAL, YERONGA, QUEENSLAND 1966 [cover title

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 about GUINEA GOLD

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 about FORMAL SURRENDER OF SECOND JAPANESE ARMY TO GENERAL SIR THOMAS BLAMEY

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 about THE NAZI QUESTION

Pp. xii+324(last blank), coloured frontispiece portrait, notes, bibliography, index; dust wrapper, edges and backstrip faded; edges of leaves a trifle foxed; The Bodley Head for the Army Records Society, London, 1990. Publications of the Army Records Society Vol. 6. *Samuel Bagshaw, the orphaned son of a Derbyshire gentleman, enlisted in... More about COLONEL SAMUEL BAGSHAWE AND THE ARMY OF GEORGE II 1731-1762

Untitled original pen and ink drawing of a soldier crawling past barbed wire, signed 'Littlewood' lower left; 15.5 x 28 cm.; mounted, glazed and framed. *This illustration was reproduced in the Army Education Service magazine Salt (Vol. 5, No. 12, 15 Feb., 1943), where it was used at the head... More about SNIPED

A Few Fragments from His Life collected by a friend. With some Critical Chapters by Vivian Carter, Editor of 'the Bystander'. Pp. 96, frontispiece portrait plus 13 plates, title page vignette and numerous text illustrations (some full page); narrow cr. 4to; orange cloth, lettered in black, upper board ruled in... More about BAIRNSFATHER

The British Treasury and War Supplies 1775-1783. Pp. x+274, bibliography, index; price-clipped dust wrapper, a trifle soiled and edges a little worn, price sticker mark on lower end of upper flap; The Atholone Press, University of London, London, 1971. More about GOVERNMENT AND CONTRACTORS

The Fall of Singapore. Pp. xii+364, endpaper maps, bibliography, index; top edges navy; boards slightly worn; dust wrapper, worn, edges lightly split and creased with occasional chips; lower fore-corner of pages 315 to 354 dog-eared; Houghton Mifflin and Co, Boston, 1968. First U.S. edition. More about A SINISTER TWILIGHT