McBRIDE (Capt. H.W.) A Rifleman Went to War: Being a Narrative of the author's experiences & observations while with the Canadian Corps in France & Belgium, Sept. 1915-April 1917. With particular emphasis upon the use of the military rifle in sniping.

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McBRIDE (Capt. H.W.) A Rifleman Went to War: Being a Narrative of the author's experiences & observations while with the Canadian Corps in France & Belgium, Sept. 1915-April 1917. With particular emphasis upon the use of the military rifle in sniping. 1st Ed., [xi]+398pp., portrait frontis. Plantersville, SC: Thomas G. Samworth, Small Arms Technical Pub. Co. 1935 #70641

Excellent account by a member of the Machine-Gun Section, 21st Bn. Canadian Expeditionary Force. Orig. brown cloth, titled in black, VG in somewhat rubbed but scarce & attractive dw. £125

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