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Corps Extracts. "A" and "Q" Branch Headquarters, Cavalry Corps. January, 1916.
2nd Ed., orig. buff printed card wraps., 40pp. + blank interleaves. Printed by Harrison & Sons for HMSO.
1916
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These 'extracts' from Cavalry Corps standing orders relate to Commissions & Cadet School (with details of how candidates may become eligible for commissions in various branches of the service; how the commissions should be applied for & details of the establishment of the officer Cadet School in France ["Classes are received fortnightly, & the duration of the course is about one month..."] &c). Also contains details re promotions, reporting of casualties, guidance on courts martial, billeting, civilian claims against damages to billets &c. Much of interest on these various non-operational yet essential matters. Very nice condition, this copy with around 20 signatures of members of Cavalry Corps HQ, ranging from the GOC, Lt.-Gen. Sir Cecil Edward Bingham [who relinquished command of the Corps in March 1916, which neatly dates these inscriptions to early 1916, soon after this issue was published], Brig. Home (BGGS), Brig. Longmore (DA&QMG) & various lesser functionaries. VG & rare. See illustration on our website.
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Schaubilde fur die s. 12 cm-Kanone mit 12 cm Grenaten 88 a/A (angenabert gultig auch fur 12 cm Schrapnels 80/92). Mit Dectblatt 1. [Chart for the s. 12 cm cannon with 12 cm Grenades 88 a / A (also valid for 12 cm shrapnel 80/92). With Dectblatt 1.]
Fldg. card. Berlin. 1917.
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Folding card with range table printed on rear & two paste-in instructions within. Scarce.
£35
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Regulations for Engineer Services-Peace. 1910. Reprinted with amendments published up to 1st May 1915. Part I.
vi+193pp., 15 tables. Printed for HMSO by Mackie & Co. Ltd.
1915
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Organisation of the Engineer services, Personnel, Administration, Stores, Tools & Works, Control of Expenditure, &c. Orig. red cloth, gilt, VG with contemp. ink ownership inscrip. of A.R. Gibbs. See illustration on our website.
£45
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The Bren Light Machine Gun. Description, Use & Mechanism.
Coloured fldg. diagrams & sketches, each with captions/instructions, contained in printed card wraps. Aldershot: G&P. nd (c.1930s).
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The Mark I Bren: cutaway drawings, diagrams of mechanism &c. with instructions for operation. Attractive col. printed instructional work. VG. See illustrations on our website.
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Signal Training Volume V. Signal Office Organization & Procedure 1938.
186pp., fldg. map & several diagrams. War Office.
1938
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With loosely inserted 3pp. amendments dated 1939. Orig. brown cloth, titled in black, contemp. ownership inscrip. Sig. Clark, R.W., 2587258, No. 2 Coy. 8th Corps Signals. Somewhat serviceworn, generally VG. See illustration on our website.
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Manual of Physical Training. (Reprint 1908 with Amendments published in Army Orders to 1st December, 1914.).
275pp., sketches & diagrams. Printed by Harrison & Sons for HMSO.
1914
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Orig. brown cloth, titled in black to sp., somewhat serviceworn, generally VG. See illustration on our website.
£25
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Infantry Training. (4-Company Organization). 1914.
xvii+265pp., 12mo, 18 plates. HMSO. 1914.
1914
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Orig. maroon canvas covd. boards, somewhat serviceworn, VG, with contemp. ownership inscrip. of Lieut. J. McShane & ink stamp of A Coy., 2nd H.S. Garr. Bn. Northamptonshire Regt. See illustration on our website.
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Textbook of Mechanical Engineering Part I [together with:] Part II.. 1940.
Reprinted June 1946. Orig. printed wraps., xv+730pp. in all, num. sketches, fldg. diagrams, &c. War Office.
1946
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The operation & use of various types of machines, Blacksmiths' Work, Boilermakers' Work, &c. Rather serviceworn, sound.
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Letters from Roger I. Lee, Lt. Colonel, U.S. Army Medical Corps, 1917-1918.
1st Ed., [vi]+377pp., portrait frontis., 7 photos., one plate reproducing British MiD certificate & US Army Citation. Brookline, Mass., Privately Printed.
1962
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Detailed letters between May 1917 & Jan. 1919 of Roger Irving Lee (1881-1964) who was a distinguished physician & early pioneer of blood transfusion. He served in France with the Harvard Medical Unit & as consultant to 3rd Corps, A.E.F. Orig. blue cloth with red lettering label to sp., VG with loosely inserted personal letter from the author loosely inserted. See illustration on our website.
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Cavalry Training. 1912. (Reprinted, with Amendments, 1915). General Staff War Office.
Orig. red cloth covd. boards, xiv+375pp., 5 plates. HMSO.
1915
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Drill, sword & lance-work, &c. Scarce pocket manual: orig. red cloth covd. boards, gilt to sp., VG.
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