Military List January 2016

*m3119 Marsden, E., Limbless Soldier, late 24th Battalion A.I.F. (Compiled by)

Lest We Forget. The Dinkum Digger. Remember your Promise!

(Adelaide: Pritchard Printers Ltd.: no date) Suggest 1920s. Decorated wrappers plus pp. 8 (133 x 107 mm). Anecdotes of Australian soldiers during World War One, often with a sardonic twist. very good

$30

*m3101 Matthews, Tony

Crosses. Australian Soldiers in the Great War

(Brisbane: Boolarong Publications: 1987) First Edition. Pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. xii, 139. Illustrated. Bibliography. Based upon the ABC Television Documentary. A near fine copy.

$20

*m3102 Moremon, Dr. John (Edited by)

Vietnam our war – our peace

(Canberra: Department of Veterans’ Affairs: 2006) Pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. xii, 140 (239 x 255 mm). Illustrated. Two related bookmarks loosely inserted. An about fine copy.

$30

*m3103 no author

Awatorial. SA Lof C Area. Vol I , No. 3

Foreword by Esther M. Messent, YWCA Assistant Commissioner. (Keswick, South Australia: AWAS: November, 1943) Pictorial wrappers (that is, paper covers) plus pp. 20 (275 x 205 mm). Illustrated. A magazine established by Sgt. King and Cpl. Wright for the members of the Women’s Services, giving a vivid and mainly humorous picture of life in the Services on the Home Front, comprising short stories, cartoons, verse and articles… ‘A senior male officer said to me recently “What’s wrong with the girls – they are not saluting these days”?’ - a reminder that ‘when you salute you salute the King’s Uniform and Commission’. Roneoed. A near fine copy.

$45

*m3104 no author

Awatorial. SA L of C Area. Special Christmas Number. No. 4

Foreword by Principal Matron A.A.N.S. (Keswick, South Australia: AWAS: December, 1943) Pictorial wrappers (that is, paper covers) plus pp. 32 (275 x 205 mm). Illustrated. A magazine established by Sgt. King and Cpl. Wright for the members of the Women’s Services, giving a vivid and mainly humorous picture of life in the Services on the Home Front, comprising short stories, cartoons, verse and articles, covering subjects as diverse as ‘We had a Wedding at Alice’, and excerpts from ‘a letter written by a Pilot-Officer in the RAAF stationed in Washington D.C.’ Roneoed. A near fine copy.

$60

*m3105 Sublet, Lieutenant Colonel Frank, DSO, MC

Kokoda to the Sea: A History of the 1942 Campaign in Papua

(McCrae, Australia: Slouch Hat Publications: 2000) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 192 (252 x 175 mm). Illustrated. Maps. Appendix. Bibliography. Index. Signed by the Author on the title page. An about fine copy in near fine dust-jacket.

$30

*m3106 Stanley, Peter

Tarakan: An Australian Tragedy

(St Leonards, NSW: Allen and Unwin: 1997) Reprint. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) pp. xiv, 274 (228 x 150 mm). Illustrated. Maps. Appendices. Endnotes. Index. A near fine copy.

$20

*m3107 Kearney, Robert

Silent Voices: The Story of the 10th Battalion AIF in Australia, Egypt, Gallipoli, France and Belgium during the Great War 1914-1918

(Sydney: New Holland Publishers: 2005) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 416. Illustrated with plates extra to pagination. Appendices including Roll of Honour, Decorations and Awards. Glossary. Endnotes. Bibliography. Index. Signed by the author on the title page, beneath an inscription: ‘To Arthur, A Signaller Like the Men on the Cover.’ A very good copy.

$100

*m3108 Smith, Lieutenant Colonel Neil C., A.M.

Tid-Apa: The History of the 4th Anti Tank Regiment 1940-1945

(Melbourne: Mostly Unsung Military History Research and Publications: 1992) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. xii, 231. Illustrated. Maps. Appendices, including Nominal Roll, Honours and Awards. List of Subscribers. Index. An about fine copy in about fine dust-jacket.

$40

*m3109 Henry, R.L.

The Story of the 2/4th Field Regiment: A History of the Royal Australian Artillery Regiment during the Second World War

(Burwood, Victoria: 2/4th Field Regiment Association: 1987) Re-Issue of the 1950 First Edition limited to 300 copies. Boards lettered in gilt (that is, hard covers) pp. xii, 412. Illustrated. Maps. Author’s Note 8th May, 1987. Honours and Awards. Roll of Honour. Roll Call. An about fine copy in about fine dust-jacket.

$200

*m3110 no author

R.A.F. Middle East: The Official Story of Air Operations in the Middle East, from February 1942 to January 1943

(London: His Majesty’s Stationery Office: 1945) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, paper covers) plus pp. 144. Illustrated. Spine rubbed and beginning to split at head and foot; crease to rear wrapper; a very good copy.

$15

*m3111 Magarry, Lt. Col. W.R., M.C., J.P., P.H.F. for the 2/26th Infantry Battalion

2/26th Infantry Battalion 8th Division – A.I.F.: The Battalion Story Dedicated to the members of the unit who sacrificed their life for freedom

(Jindalee, Qld: W.R. Magarry: no date) The 1994 First Edition? The Foreword is subscribed Aug. 1994. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. xviii, 318. Illustrated. Nominal Roll. A near fine copy.

$60

*m3112 Spencer, W.B.

In the Footsteps of Ghosts: With the 2/9th Battalion in the African desert and the jungles of the Pacific

Foreword by Peter Brune. (St Leonards, NSW: Allen and Unwin: 1999) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. x, 262. Illustrated. Maps. Bibliography. Nominal Roll. List of Casualties 1939-1945. Index. A near fine copy.

$150

*m3113 Tucker, Eileen (Reilly)

We Answered The Call: AWAS of Western Australia and their mates. Celebrating the Fiftieth Anniversary of Admission of Women into the Australian Military Forces

(Cloverdale, W.A.: Printed By Vanguard Press for the Author: Copyright 1991) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. xii, 188 (240 x 173 mm). Illustrated. Errata slip. AWAS Enlistments 1941-45 Western Australia. Index. Signed by the Author on title page. A very good copy.

$25

*m3114 Hillier, Jean (SF 65185 Signalwoman Maney J.A.)

No Medals in this Unit

(Millicent, South Australia: Millicent Print for the Author, Jean Hillier, Mundulla: 1996) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 100. Illustrated. Written ‘primarily for the first intake of the Australian Women’s Army Service (A.W.A.S.) personnel into the Australian Special Wireless Group (A.S.W.G.)’. Author’s inscribed and signed presentation copy. An owner’s name on half title page. A very good copy.

$40

*m3115 Boyle, Vice-Admiral W.H.D., 1919 (Compiled by, and Dedicated to the Lower Deck as a Token of Affection and Respect)

Gallant Deeds Being a Record of the Circumstances under which the Victoria Cross, Conspicuous Gallantry, or Albert Medal were Won by Petty Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers and Men of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines and the Reserve Forces during the Years of War 1914-1919

(Portsmouth, Gieves Ltd.: no date) Decorated boards (that is, hard covers) pp. viii, 62. A near fine copy.

$20

*m3116 McLaggan, Douglas

The Will to Survive: A Private’s View as a POW

(Kenthurst, NSW: Kangaroo Press: 1995) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 228. Illustrated. Index. A very good copy.

$15

*m3117 Briand, Rena

No Tears to Flow: Woman at War

(Melbourne: Heinemann: 1969) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. xiv, 202. Illustrated. A near fine copy in good dust-jacket.

$15

*m3118 Hutchison, Robert

The Volunteers: The Price of Freedom

(Box Hill, Victoria: College Printing for the Author: November 1999) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. vi, 155. Illustrated. Addendum. Australians at War 1899-1999. Author’s inscribed and signed presentation copy. A very good copy.

$20

*m3120 Powell, Alan

The Shadow’s Edge: Australia’s Northern War

(Carlton, Victoria: Melbourne University Press: 1988) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. xvi, 346. Illustrated. Notes. Bibliography. Index. Gift inscription on verso of half-title page. Wrappers covered with clear contact plastic; otherwise near fine.

$15

*m3121 Petre, F. Loraine

Napoleon’s Campaign in Poland, 1806-1807

With a New Introduction by Dr David G. Chandler. (Barton-under-Needwood, UK: Wren’s Park Publishing: 2001) New Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. xliv, 354. Illustrated. Maps. Index. A near fine copy in very good dust-jacket.

$20

*m3122 Basarin, Vecihi and Hatice Hurmuz

Beneath the Dardanelles: The Australian Submarine at Gallipoli

(Crows Nest, NSW: Allen and Unwin: 2008) Reprint. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. xvi, 211. Illustrated. Maps. Bibliography. Index. A near fine copy.

$15

*m3123 Hall, Robert A.

Combat Battalion: The Eighth Battalion in Vietnam

(St Leonards, NSW: Allen and Unwin: 2000) Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. xx, 308. Illustrated. Maps. Notes. Sources and Bibliography. Index. Corner crease to front wrapper; a very good copy.

$20

*m3124 Lewis, Tom

Darwin’s Submarine I-124

(Kent Town, South Australia: Avonmore Books: Copyright 2010) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 182 (250 x 175 mm). Illustrated. References. Index. The story of a covert Japanese squadron waging a secret underwater war against northern Australia. A near fine copy.

$20

*m3125 Dunk, William

They Also Serve

(Canberra: Privately Published by the Author: 1974) First Edition. Decorated wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 122 (250 x 175 mm). The Commonwealth Public Service in war and peace. Parts 3 to 5 deal with the 1939/45 war and the Paris Peace Conference. ‘With my affectionate regard Bill’ inscribed on title page. Small stains to front wrapper have slightly marked the following leaf; a very good copy.

$15

*m3126 Gullett, H.S. and Barrett, Chas. (Edited by)

Australia in Palestine

(Sydney: Angus and Robertson Ltd.: 1919) First Edition. Quarter cloth pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. xiv, 154, 4 publisher’s advertisements. Illustrated. This copy was a gift to Major A.W. Marwood (of No. 14 Australian General Hospital). The affectionate inscription on the verso of the half-title page reads: ‘Xmas ’20 “Wynna”. Major Marwood, with the season’s greetings from some Convalescent Sisters – in other words, “Dad” from the “girls”’, and is signed Gladys M. Small, Claudia Cadwallader, Mabel Justice, May McColl, Edith Galloway, Mercie G. Neate, Grace Lauritz, Kathleen H. Walker, A.S. Storie, and Rose E. Carter, among whom are a number of original ‘Anzac Girls’. The Major’s signature appears on the half-title and title pages. An interesting copy associating the book with medical services in the Middle East and on repatriation. Head and foot of spine and corners and fore edges of boards worn; cloth of spine rubbed; the front board has a small scuff and some light marks consistent with being (briefly) rained on, and there is a dampmark to the upper corner of the rear board; internally very good and perhaps near fine.

$250

*m3127 Knight (Edited by)

Behind the 8-Ball No. 5

(no place: Roneoed: [1967]) Expo ’67 mentioned on p. 11. Pictorial wrappers 13 leaves roneoed on rectos only (340 x 210 mm). Illustrated. The 8 RAR magazine (650 copies) was distributed prior to the battalion’s deployment to Malaysia. A very good copy.

$45

*m3128 Knight (Edited by)

Behind the 8-Ball Vol. 5

(no place: Roneoed: Mar 1967) Vietnam to Malaysia. Pictorial wrappers 7 leaves roneoed on rectos only (260 x 217 mm). Illustrated. A very good copy.

$35

*m3129 Burleigh, Bennet

Khartoum Campaign 1898 or the Re-Conquest of the Soudan

(London: George Bell and Sons: 1899) Bell’s Indian and Colonial Library. Half leather (that is, hard covers) pp. xii, 340. With Maps, Plans of Battle, and Numerous Illustrations. The leather binding, commissioned from F. Binns and Co. by The Adelaide Circulating Library, whose cancelled label is pasted down on front fixed endpaper, is worn at corners, rubbed at the spine, and split along its upper external hinge; blind stamps to a few leaves; internally a very good copy.

$60

*m3130 Ex. C.M.R. [GRANVILLE, Alexander K]

With The Cape Mounted Rifles: Four Years Service in South Africa

(London: Richard Bentley and Son: 1881) First Edition. Half leather (that is, hard covers) pp. xvi, 262. Head and foot of spine rubbed; corners of boards worn; spine a little rubbed; external hinges rubbed; edges marbled; replacement endpapers; a few neat mainly marginal pencil annotations and a very little pencil underlining; scattered marks; a short marginal tear and a small chip to two leaves; still a very good cancelled Adelaide Circulating Library copy with a library number in gilt at the foot of the spine.

$500

*m3131 An Edinburgh Boy

A Story of Active Service in Foreign Lands. Extracts from Letters sent home from the Crimea 1854-1856

(Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood and Sons: 1886) First Edition. Half leather (that is, hard covers) pp. viii, 262. Head and foot of spine rubbed and corners of boards worn; edges of boards worn and cloth rubbed; inner hinges cracked; scattered marginal marks; blind stamps to a few leaves; a very good cancelled ex-library copy with The Adelaide Circulating Library label pasted down on front fixed endpaper and library number in gilt at the foot of the spine.

$500

*m3132 Thomson, H.C.

The Chitral Campaign: A Narrative of Events in Chitral, Swat, and Bajour

(London: William Heinemann: October 23rd, 1895) Reprint of the September 17th 1895 First Edition. Half leather (that is, hard covers) pp. xviii, 312. With Fifty-nine Illustrations, Plans and Map. Marbled endpapers and edges. Head and foot of spine and corners of boards worn; external hinges rubbed and starting to split at upper hinge; blind stamps to a few leaves;  a few marks to p. 1;  a very good cancelled ex-library copy with The Adelaide Circulating Library label pasted down on front fixed endpaper and library number in gilt at the foot of the spine.

$60

*m3133 Maxwell, General E.H., C.B.

With The Connaught Rangers in Quarters, Camp, and on Leave

(London: Hurst and Blackett, Publishers: 1883) Half leather (that is, hard covers) pp. x, 325. Frontispiece. Marbled edges. Head of spine chipped and foot of spine and corners of boards worn; external hinges rubbed; titling piece on spine chipped; upper corners of frontispiece and title page inkstained and a little chipped; a patch of dampmarking and bubbling to the front board; inner hinges cracked; some scattered mainly marginal marks; internally a very good cancelled ex-library copy with The Adelaide Circulating Library label pasted down on front fixed endpaper and library number in gilt at the foot of the spine.

$250

*m3134 Ralph, Julian (Special War Correspondent to the ‘Daily Mail’)

Towards Pretoria: A Record of the War Between Briton and Boer to the Hoisting of the British Flag at Bloemfontein

(London: C. Arthur Pearson Ltd.: 1901) Pearson’s Colonial Library. Half leather (that is, hard covers) pp. 381, 1 publisher’s advertisement. With Historical Foreword, Appendices and Map of the Seat of War. The leather binding, commissioned from F. Binns and Co. by The Adelaide Circulating Library, whose cancelled label is pasted down on front fixed endpaper, is worn at corners, chipped at the head of its spine, and starting to split along its upper external hinge; spine heavily chipped; pages browned; blind stamps to a few leaves; internally good, and the folding map professionally rebacked with linen.

$40

*m3135 Montague, Captain W.E., 94th Regiment

Campaigning in South Africa: Reminiscences of an Officer in 1879

(Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood and Sons: 1880) First Edition. Half leather (that is, hard covers) pp. viii, 368. Marbled endpapers and marbled edges. Head and foot of spine and corners of boards worn; edges of boards worn and cloth rubbed; external hinges splitting and a horizontal tear to the leather of the spine; there are scattered marks within, mainly marginal, but a light mark from pp. 62-67 has caused a small perforation to one leaf; lacks rear free endpaper; there are also a few blind stamps; a good cancelled ex-library copy with The Adelaide Circulating Library label pasted down on front fixed endpaper and library number in gilt at the foot of the spine.

$220

*m3136 Tyler, W.H.

Flight of Diamonds: The story of Broome’s war and the Carnot Bay diamonds

(Carlisle, W.A.: Hesperian Press: 1987) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. viii, 126. Illustrated. Wrappers covered in clear ‘contact’ plastic; otherwise near fine.

$20

*m3137 no author

Signs of History: A Photographic Collection of the World War II Historic Sites Signs in the Northern Territory 1992

(Northern Territory: Government Printer for Conservation Commission of the N.T.: Copyright 1992) Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. vi, 58 (210 x 210 mm). Illustrated. Location Map. A near fine copy.

$15

*m3138 Grant, Mark

Australian Airpower Volume 1: 1914 to1945

(Marrickville, NSW: Topmill Pty Limited: no date) Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 104 (295 x 210 mm). Illustrated. A near fine copy.

$15

*m3139 Day, David

Reluctant Nation: Australia and the Allied Defeat of Japan 1942-45

(Melbourne: Oxford University Press: 1992) First paperback edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. x, 370. Illustrated. Notes. Select Bibliography. Index. A near fine copy.

$15

*m3140 Newton, Dennis

Australian Air Aces: Australian Fighter Pilots in Combat

A unique and concise reference work recording the achievements and exploits of Australia’s Air Aces. (Australia: the Author: no date) Introduction subscribed August 1996. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 122 (245 x 175 mm). Illustrated. Selected Bibliography. Ownership inscription on verso of front wrapper. A near fine copy.

$20

*m3141 Mikesh, Robert C.

Japanese Aircraft: Code Names and Designations

(Atglen: PA: Schiffer Military/Aviation History: 1993) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 192 (227 x 152 mm). Illustrated. Appendices. A few neat annotations in the space ‘Notes’ provided. A near fine copy.

$25

*m3142 McAulay, Lex

Against All Odds: RAAF pilots in the battle for Malta 1942

(Milsons Point, NSW: Hutchinson Australia: 1989) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. vi, 242. Illustrated. Appendices. Notes. Index. Signature of Lex McAuley loosely inserted at front. A near fine copy in near fine dust-jacket.

$30

*m3143 Rayner, Robert J.

The Army and the Defence of Darwin Fortress Exploding the Myths of the Critical Phase, ‘til September 1942

(Plumpton NSW: Rudder Press: Copyright 1995) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. xii, 403 (255 x 175 mm). Illustrated. Bibliography. Index. A near fine copy in near fine dust-jacket.

$45

*m3144 Wilson, Stewart

Beaufort, Beaufighter and Mosquito in Australian Service

Recounting the exciting exploits and achievements of Australia’s three light bombers of World War Two. (Weston Creek, ACT: Aerospace Publications Pty Limited: 1993) Reprint. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) pp. 204 (275 x 210 mm). Illustrated. A near fine copy.

$30

*m3145 Wilson, Stewart

Wirraway, Boomerang and CA-15 in Australian Service

Recounting the exciting exploits and achievements of three of the Australian Aircraft Industry’s vitally important WWII Projects. (Weston Creek, ACT: Aerospace Publications Pty Limited: 1991) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) pp. 244 (275 x 210 mm). Illustrated. A near fine copy.

$40

*m3146 Wilson, Stewart

Anson, Hudson and Sutherland in Australian Service

Recounting the exciting exploits and achievements of three of Australia’s most important reconnaissance bombers of WWII. (Weston Creek, ACT: Aerospace Publications Pty Limited: 1992) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 211, 2 publisher’s advertisements (290 x 210 mm). Illustrated. A near fine copy in near fine dust-jacket.

$200

*m3147 Wilson, Stewart

Boston, Mitchell and Liberator in Australian Service

Recounting the exciting exploits and achievements of three of Australia’s most important bombers in WWII. (Weston Creek, ACT: Aerospace Publications Pty Limited: 1992) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 155, 2 publisher’s advertisements (285 x 215 mm). Illustrated. A near fine copy in near fine dust-jacket.

$150

*m3148 Wilson, Stewart

The Spitfire, Mustang and Kittyhawk in Australian Service

Recounting the achievements of three of history’s greatest fighter planes in the defence of Australia. (Weston Creek, ACT: Aerospace Publications Pty Limited: 1993) Third Printing. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) pp. 188 (275 x 210 mm). Illustrated. Lower corner of rear wrapper creased. A near fine copy.

$30

*m3149 McDonald, Kenneth Neal, DFC

Coomalie Charlie’s Commandos: 31 Squadron RAAF Beaufighters at Darwin 1942-43

(Maryborough, Qld: Banner Books: 1996) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. x, 140 (267 x 190 mm). Illustrated. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. An about fine copy in about fine dust-jacket.

$150

*m3150 Nason, Anne (Edited by)

For Love and Courage: The Letters of Lieutenant Colonel E.W. Hermon from the Western Front 1914-1917

(London: Preface: 2008) First trade paperback Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. xvi, 367. Illustrated. A near fine copy.

$15

*m3151 Watt, Donald

Stoker

The Story of an Australian soldier who survived Auschwitz-Birkenau (Rozelle, NSW: Sage Large Print: 1995) Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. xx, 220. A near fine copy.

$20

*m3152 Archer, Basil

Interpreting Occupied Japan: The Diary of an Australian Soldier 1945-1946

Edited and with an Introduction by Sandra Wilson. (Carlisle, W.A.: Hesperian Press: 2009) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. xxxvi, 128. Illustrated. Maps. Author’s inscribed and signed presentation copy. A near fine copy.

$25

*m3153 Clark, L.G. (Algy) and Nixon, Marion

Bulldust Baffles Brains

A different look at life in the services. (Crawley, W.A.: Marion Nixon Pty. Ltd.: 1992) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 152. With cartoons by Paul Rigby. Departs from the ‘typical battle aspects of a service career’. An ownership inscription on rear wrapper. Otherwise near fine.

$20

*m3154 Clune, Frank

D’Air Devil: The Story of ‘Pard’ Mustar Australian Air Ace

(Sydney: Angus and Robertson: 1941) Red cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. xii, 252. Maps on endpapers. On the half-title page is the inscription ‘To Pard Mustar with the author’s compliments Frank Clune Vaucluse 16. X. 41’. On the verso of the front free endpaper is pasted down a newspaper cutting of a caricature of Mustar by McBeath with accompanying text mentioning his welcoming ‘R.A.A.F. lads back from operations overseas’, outlining his career and referring to this biography. Two other related cuttings are loosely included. Scattered marginal pencil marks and a list of page numbers on recto of rear free endpaper may have nothing to do with Mustar. Head and foot of spine and corners of boards worn; spine a little sunned; cloth a little marked; a good copy of a unique association copy.

$200

*m3155 35th Battalion AIF

35th Battalion AIF: 'The Log of the Lunatic Ship Vol. 1-4' Printed at sea: H.M.A.T. 'Borda': [1916].

The first issue has a decorated front wrapper, the others, drop titles, and are of pp. 8, 4, 6, 4. Vol 1 is stamped 'A.I.F. Passed by Censor', numbers 2-4 are printed as 'Registered as a Newspaper at Father Neptune's Court' and as 'A paper printed out at sea /To wile an hour for you and me'. While generally light-hearted, with plenty of examples of quotable, peculiarly Australian humour and preoccupation with sporting results, the magazine makes very clear the appalling behaviour of troops on leave at ports of call, 'the uncontrolled, mad drinking' which is 'taken as a national characteristic'. Loosely included is a small snapshot (image 60 x 36 mm), inscribed in pencil on its verso 'Gordon Gray' - 'Jim and I (?) on the old Borda A.30'. The 'Lunatic Ship' is named the A30 on page 4 of No. 4. Also included is 'Eightieth Anniversary. Proclamation Day South Australia, 28th Dec. 1836-1916: Toast List' subscribed H.M.A.T. 'Borda', North Atlantic, 2.30 p.m., 28th Dec., 1916., as well as a page of pencilled diary notes upon arrival in London - unsigned and of no particular significance. Generally condition is good; the issues have been folded horizontally and/or vertically; there are a few marginal short tears. Page 3/4 of number 3 is torn in half horizontally and has signs of use but is complete.

$400

*m3156 Paul, Winsome McDowell

Blessed with a Cheerful Nature: A Reading of the Letters of Lieutenant George Stanley McDowell MC 13th Battalion A.I.F. 1914-1917

(Bellevue Heights, S.A.: Winsome McDowell Paul: 2005) Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. xiv, 350. Illustrated. References. Further Reading. Author’s signed inscription on page ii. A near fine copy.

$25

*m3157 Cochrane, Ern S. (Written and Composed by)

Good-Bye, Boys!

Australia’s Farewell Song to the Troops. (Melbourne: Dinsdales’ Pty. Ltd.: Copyright 1916) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers of a J.E. Barnes Photo of a troop ship being farewelled pp. 6. Price 6d nett. No. 326 (no later numbers are listed in “Dinsdales’ Music Catalogue” on the rear wrapper). Three marginal perforations left from being disbound; otherwise near fine.

$60

*m3158 Langley, George F. and Edmee M.

Sand, Sweat and Camels

The Story of the Australian Camel Corps. (Adelaide: Rigby: 1980) First Seal Books Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) pp. xvi, 188. Illustrated. Maps. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. A near fine copy.

$30

*m3159 no author

Flying Training Vol. 1 No. 4.

([Australia]: R.A.A.F. Directorate of Training: September 1944) Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 32. Illustrated. E.A.T.S. no longer requires recruits so that ‘what we have to do now is concentrate on “our own war”; that is, the war in the Pacific.’ Restricted. Spine rubbed and splitting; a very good copy.

$30

*m3160 no author

Onward H.M.S. New Zealand

(Devonport: Swiss and Co., Naval Printers) Decorated cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. ii, 38. Illustrated with plates additional to pagination. Gift inscription on front free endpaper signed by E.W. Guinness and T.H. Matthews and dated 26-V-19. Light discoloration to boards; a very good copy.

$40

*m3161 Wicks, Audrey F. (Compiled by)

Coral Sea Log. A chronicle of events in, around and above the Coral Sea area and its surrounding land and sea masses during April-May, 1942

(Brisbane: Watson Ferguson for Coral Sea Battle Commemorative Association of Australia: 1992) Wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. vi, 156 (298 x 204 mm). Illustrated. Maps. Addendum loosely inserted. A very good copy.

$20

*m3162 Deayton, Craig

Battle Scarred: The 47th Battalion in the First World War

(Newport, NSW.: Big Sky Publishing: 2011) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. v, 427. Illustrated. Maps. Appendices including Nominal Roll, Roll of Honour. Bibliography. Endnotes. Index. Review copy with loosely included ‘Media Release’. About fine in like dust-jacket.

$35

*m3163 Idriess, Ion L., Trooper 5th Light Horse, A.I.F.

The Desert Column: Leaves from the Diary of an Australian Trooper in Gallipoli, Sinai, and Palestine

With a Foreword by General Sir Harry Chauvel, G.C.M.G., K.C.B., Late Commanding the Desert Mounted Corps. (Sydney: Angus and Robertson: 1944) Thirteenth Edition*. Cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. x, 346. Glossary. The dust-jacket of the silhouetted column against the pyramids has at the foot of its front panel ‘Twelfth Edition’*, suggesting that this edition was printed without a change to the jacket from the previous edition. Spine a little slanted; at the leading edges the cloth is discoloured from damp, a discoloration which has lightly affected the fixed endpapers; still a very good copy in good dust-jacket which is worn at the head and foot of its spine and along the folds, most noticeably to the front flap fold.

$40

*m3164 Aitken, Alexander 8/2524 N.Z.E.F.

Gallipoli to the Somme: Recollections of a New Zealand Infantryman

With an introduction by Sir Bernard Fergusson G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., D.S.O., O.B.E. Governor-General of New Zealand. (London: Oxford University Press: 1964) Reprint. Cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. xii, 178. Folding Map. Gift inscription on front free endpaper. Small ink mark to fore edge; a near fine copy in good price-clipped dust-jacket which has a small scuff to its front panel.

$60

*m3165 Johnson, Clive

Australians Awarded: A Concise Guide to Military and Civilian Decorations, Medals and other Awards to Australians from 1815 to 2007 with their Valuations

(Banksmeadow, NSW: Renniks Publications Pty Ltd.: April 2008) First Edition. Pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. xviii, 374 (265 x 195 mm). Illustrated. Has been covered in clear ‘contact’ plastic; otherwise near fine.

$25

*m3166 Storey, R.E. (Edited by)

‘We’re off to see the Wizard …’ … via Mungallala, the Middle East, New Guinea and Borneo: Memoirs of J.V. Heelan 1919-1946 2/7 Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers, 9th Division, Australian Imperial Forces

(Moura,Queensland: R.E. Storey: 2002) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. xii, 241 (250 x 175 mm). Illustrated. Author’s signed presentation inscription on title page. Top corner bumped; a very good cancelled ex-library copy.

$30

*m3167 John Player and Sons (issued by)

An Album of Modern Naval Craft

(Great Britain: John Player and Sons: no date) Late 1930s. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) pp. 20 (127 x 186 mm). The album is ‘Price One Penny’. With the full complement of 50 cigarette cards. Ownership details on front wrapper and p. 2, and discreet annotations ‘Dad served on this ship pre-war’ below two captions. A few marks and an inkspot to wrappers; a very good copy.

$35

*m3168 Green, Philip M.

Memories of Occupied Japan

(Blackheath, NSW: Logosprint Pty. Ltd.: August 1987) First printing. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 167. Illustrated from photographs and by Graham Lyttle. Bibliography. Glossary. An ownership inscription on half-title page. Wrappers a little rubbed and creased; neat repair to head of spine; a very good copy.

$20

*m3169 Kent, Roy ‘Slim’

One Australian’s Story: An Autobiography

(Australia: Booth Printing: [1996]) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 128. Illustrated. Pages 13-54 detail Kent’s war-time experiences from enlistment in the 2/20 Bn at the age of 17 (‘had to put my age up to 21’) through imprisonment by the Japanese in Borneo, to repatriation. Author’s signed and inscribed presentation copy. Ownership details on edges and on verso of front wrapper; otherwise very good.

$15

*m3170 Wall, Don

Abandoned? Australians at Sandakan 1945

(Adelaide: Griffin Press for the Author: Copyright 1990) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. xi, 152. Illustrated. Maps. References. Index. An owner’s name on front free endpaper. A few marginal marks; a very good copy in very good dust-jacket which is sunned on its spine and rear panel.

$20

*m3171 Denney, Ray

The Long Way Home

(Launceston, Tasmania: Woolston Printing for the Author: 1993) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 3, 3, 154. Illustrated. ‘Undramatized truth’ is the recommendation on the rear wrapper, and, considering the war experiences of the author from service in the Middle East to imprisonment in Burma by the Japanese, the facts are dramatic enough. Signed by the Author. Corner crease to front wrapper; otherwise near fine.

$25

*m3172 Fitzpatrick, Joyce (Recorded and Compiled by)

The Stories of Us: Men and Women Who Served in WWII Share Their Memories

(Lonsdale, SA: AllBiz Supplies Pty Ltd: April 2007) Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 60 (295 x 207 mm). Illustrated. Glossary. A near fine copy.

$20

*m3173 Richardson, Hal

One-Man War: The Jock McLaren Story

(Sydney: Angus and Robertson: 1957) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. xiv, 189. Maps. Top edge dusty; a very good copy in good price-clipped dust-jacket which is rubbed and frayed at its extremities, has a small scuff to its front panel and has neat repairs to its blind side.

$45

*m3174 no author

Manual for Air Crew Reservists

(Canberra: L.F. Johnston Commonwealth Government Printer for Royal Australian Air Force: June, 1940) Boards (that is, hard covers) unnumbered pages (228 x 149 x 20 mm thick) ‘compiled from Royal Air Force Publications No. 129 Flying Training Manual, Part I. Land Planes (November 1937) and No. 1234 Manual of Air Navigation Vol. I. (revised April 1935) (Re-printed April 1938)’. No. 700 stamped on front board. Stamp of No. 5 Recruiting R.A.A.F. Adelaide on title page. A very good copy, near fine internally except for misfolds to the chart of the carburettor.

$45

*m3175 Festberg, Alfred N. and Videon, Barry J.

Uniforms of the Australian Colonies

(Melbourne: Hill of Content: 1972) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. x, 58 (325 x 215 mm). Illustrated. A near fine copy in like dust-jacket.

$40

*m3176 Ambrose, B.

The Plight of the P.O.W.

Alchemic transmutations of POW’s in the Pacific War. (no place: no imprint: 1987) Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. v, 72, 11 (298 x 205 mm). Map. Bibliography. Footnotes. Corners a little canted; otherwise near fine.

$25

*m3177 ROAR Film Pty Ltd with assistance from the Australian Teachers of Media Inc. (written and designed for publication by)

Australians on the Western Front: investigating the Experience of Australians on the Western Front 1916-18

(Woden, ACT: Department of Veterans’ Affairs: January, 2006) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 99 plus CD-ROM in pocket at front. Illustrated. A near fine cancelled ex-library copy.

$25

*m3178 L.H.Q. School of Military Intelligence

Preces and Exercises

(no place: no imprint) Five volumes of roneoed or otherwise duplicated material concerning ‘Allied Land Forces in SWPA Mar 1942 to Aug 1945’. Volume 1 has the cover and inner title of ‘Official Records’. On Vol. 1 page 1 is a brief summary of the contents of each volume: Vol 1: Introduction. Preces: Staff Duties. Intelligence. Vol. 2 Preces: Japanese Army Organisation. Amphibious Warfare. Organisation and Tactics. Map Reading, Field Sketching and Direction Finding. Air Photograph Interpretation. Vol. 3 ‘A’ Wing Appreciations and Exercises. Vol. 4 ‘A’ Wing Exercises. ‘B’ Wing Exercises Complete. ‘C’ Wing Complete. Vol. 5 ‘D’ Wing – Preces and Exercises Complete: Field Security Course; Enemy Equipment Course. Malay Language Course. A complete Table of Contents prefaces each volume. The introduction of Colonel E. Mander-Jones, Deputy Director of Military Intelligence, elucidates the rationale behind the production of this compilation – namely, the need for an historical record of the activities of the School and at the same time the need to provide aid in the ‘conduct of Intelligence courses in the post-war army and …[to] form a basis on which the School may be started again with a minimum of difficulty if ever the need arises’. In this massive compilation (the foolscap sheets approx 340 x 210 mm and, including covers, extending to approx 260 mm along a shelf) are included numerous charts, diagrams maps and tables, furnishing insights into the war as it was being waged. In Vol. 2, among the most interesting folding insert is a large folding illustration of ‘Japanese Landing Craft’ showing ten such craft, listing the characteristics of each and what Intelligence believes to be the role and capacity of each. Mander-Jones’s own copy which was presumably used in work with the Adelaide University Regiment, the stamp of which appears on the verso of the front board of Vol. 1. A little marginal silverfishing to a few leaves and some fraying to leading edges; generally in very good to near fine order.

$1000

*m3179 GS (Int) HQ Morotai Force from information received from Japanese sources (Compiled by)

Japanese Order of Battle

(GS (Int) HQ Morotai Force: 31 Dec 45) Wrappers plus 35 foolscap leaves, roneoed. Based on information gleaned from captured Japanese Headquarters including British Borneo, Dutch Borneo, South Celebes, North Celebes etc., Timor etc., Dutch New Guinea etc. Within each locality are listed 1. Units. 2. Commanding Officer. 3. Strength. Added is ‘a table setting out the latest known strength in each area’ to iron out any discrepancies in numbers due to ‘deaths and transfers’. With Mander-Jones’s signature on front wrapper Wrappers frayed and chipped; internally near fine.

$200

*m3180 General Staff Intelligence

Notes on Japanese Logistics SWPA

British Secret US Secret. (SWPA: Advanced Headquarters Allied Land Forces: January 1944) Wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. iv, 57 plus six diagrams and folding graph at rear. Foolscap size. Roneoed text e.g. Diagram 1: ‘Layout of a Japanese L of C’; Diagram 4: ‘Layout of Japanese Supply Relay Point’ etc. as deduced by Intelligence from Japanese Manuals etc. PLUS some fourteen other sheets, specifically relating to Rabaul e.g. Q Requirements at Rabaul (handwritten) relating Stores etc; Estimated Enemy 008, Rabaul – carbon copies of typed sheets. Spine rubbed; silverfishing to the leading edges of some manuscript sheets, otherwise near fine.

$200

*m3181 L.H.Q. School of Military Intelligence

Supplement of Organisation Charts of Japanese Formations and Units

Japanese Army Organisation (Part 4). (no place: no imprint) Wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 20 inc. folding charts and loosely included typed and roneoed sheets relating to this, some marked ‘Appendix’. The most substantial insert is a typescript of over 30 sheets detailing ‘Japanese Medical Services in NG New Britain and the Solomon Islands’, the conclusion being ‘that we have nothing to learn from the Japanese in the province of either military medicine or hygiene’. Near fine.

$125

*m3182 no author

Battle Casualties and Sickness Wastage

(no place: G.S.I. 2 Aust Corps: Sept-Dec 1943) Five Sheets of typed information, the top sheet marked ‘Most Secret’, on ‘Wastages – Battle and Sick’, ‘Div. Losses’ etc with handwritten notes by officers concerning the 5, 7 and 9 Aust Div. in the Pacific. Near fine.

$60

*m3183 no author

Data for Enemy Supply and Maintenance Requirements

(no place: G.S.I. 2 Aust Corps: Nov. 1943) About fifty foolscap sheets of tabulated and textual information, some typed, some handwritten e.g. ‘Japanese Scale of Supply, Satelberg-Bonga – Total Force: 7600 All Ranks. 16 Nov. 43’; e.g. Table of Weapon-types, calibre, ammunition and weight of ammunition with remarks thereupon; in all a mass of logistical information re Japanese capabilities in the area in late 1943.The first seven sheets, pinned together, are labelled Personal copy in Mander-Jones’ s writing. A little marginal silverfishing to the frst 7 sheets, otherwise near fine.

$100

*m3184 no author

Weekly Operations and Intelligence Reports Nos. 1-13, 15-17

(Advanced Headquarters Australian Military Forces: 15/8/45 to 7/12/45; H.Q Morotai Force: 14/12/45 to 2/2/46) All in titled printed wrappers as issued, between approx 4 and 16 roneoed pages plus folding charts, tables, including coloured military maps in the first two issues, all additional to pagination. The first nine folders have instructions printed on the front wrapper that ‘Items contained in this summary may be reproduced for the information of all Units except where otherwise stated. However, as reproduced material may be mistaken for confirmatory intelligence, the source of all such items will be acknowledged.’ Each issue is printed ‘Restricted’ and numbered, there being 100 copies only of each weekly report. A vivid picture of the war in the South-West Pacific drawing to its close in not always expected ways, a mine of information on subjects such as War Criminals, Medical Conditions, Progressive Disarmament of Japanese Forces. Col. Mander-Jones’s signature at the head of most copies. Near fine.

$600

*m3185 1 Aust Corps Det Aust Army Air Photo Interpretation Group (Prepared by)

Photo Interpretation and Ground Inspection of Japanese Defences, Balikpapan. Restricted

Cover title: Photo Interpretation Japanese Defences Balikpapan. (GSI 1 Aust Corps 8 Sep. 45) Pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 3 (Contents and Text), plus 34 photographs with captions and interpretations plus two folding maps (375 x 455 mm). The sheets comprise photos of Japanese Installations in extraordinary detail with Keys and Points for Interpreters re each group of photos, including Radar, gun-sites, anti-tank ditches, dummy bomb craters, tunnels, stores areas. A marginal crease to the first photo and little marginal silverfishing to final sheet of the photos which has slightly impinged on text and photo, corners of boards bumped; otherwise near fine.

$600

*m3186 Australian Military Forces

Reception Set No. 4 (Aust.)

Signal Training Vol. III Australian Pamphlet No. 13 (Provisional). (Headquarters Allied Land Forces in S.W. Pacific Area, October 1943) Wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. vi, 45 plus charts and folding photographic plates. Notified in G.O’s. dated 31st October, 1943. Restricted. Staples rusted; a few marks to wrappers; otherwise near fine.

$60

*m3187 Garland, Hugh G., D.C.M., (The late Lieutenant)

Vignettes of War From the Notebook of a Journalist in Arms

(Adelaide: W.K. Thomas and Co.: no date) Suggest 1918. Decorated wrappers (that is, paper covers) plus pp. 64. Illustrated with frontispiece of the Author and one other plate additional to pagination. South Australian soldier who fought in the Dardanelles and France and was killed in action 3 May 1917. Includes an introductory Memoir. Pencilled gift inscription and a small tape repair on recto of frontispiece. Beige wrappers a little soiled with a neat repair to the front and a little silverfishing to the rear; internally very good.

$100

*m3188 Scotty’s Brother (Charles Duguid)

The Desert Trail: With the Light Horse through Sinai to Palestine

(Adelaide: W.K. Thomas: 1919) [Fourth Edition]. Half leather (that is, hard covers) pp. viii, 131 (214 x 140 mm). Illustrated. Folding map. A cancelled ex-Institute library copy, presumably bound by the library in half leather, lettered in gilt, without the original wrappers on which the words ‘Fourth Edition’ would presumably have appeared, as this copy corresponds to that edition on all points – the February and March 1919 testimonials and the difference in pagination, indicative of the type being reset and the illustrations being included in the pagination. Incidentally, this edition has paper superior to earlier editions in which the paper tends to tan – this stock is art paper which has retained its whiteness. Leather damaged at head of spine and worn at its foot and at the corners of the boards; cloth flecked and boards a little canted; institute pastedowns on front fixed endpaper and rear board, and a few marginal stamps within, and two date stamps to rear fixed endpaper; a little wrinkling to the leading edge of the early leaves; still a good copy.

$450

*m3189 1st AIF

The Anzac Book. Written and Illustrated in Gallipoli by The Men of Anzac

(London: Cassell: 1916) First Edition, second issue, in wrappers, and with the poem 'Trojan War' erroneously attributed to J. Wareham, but the date on p. 5 has been corrected. Pict. wrs pp. xvi, 170 (280 x 220). Illust. Yapp edges of the wrappers frayed and with a small chip to the lower corner of the front wrapper, otherwise the wrappers including the David Barker coloured pastedown are very good; as usual the leaves of the text are somewhat tanned but otherwise internally the condition is unusually fine.

$125

*m3190 Black, Donald (J.L. Gray)

Red Dust: An Australian Trooper in Palestine

(London: Jonathan Cape: 1931) Cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. 303. Illustrated. Folding map. Lower edge uncut. Sequence of Towns and Events. Top and fore edges foxed; otherwise a near fine copy in fair price-clipped and silverfished dust-jacket which has ‘Australasian Edition’ printed across its front panel.

$150

*m3191 Roberts, Richard L.

Front Line: The World War II Diaries of Richard L. Roberts

(Richmond, South Australia: Graphic Print Group: September 1994) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 8, iv, 413. Illustrated. One of the thirty-niners, Roberts enlisted in September and became part of the 6th Australian Infantry Division; he saw action in Libya, the Balkans, Crete, Syria, and was a member of a Machine Gun Platoon in the final Battle at El Alamein. Author’s signed and inscribed presentation copy. Near fine in near fine dust-jacket.

$30

*m3192 Gill, G. Hermon

Royal Australian Navy 1942-1945

(Canberra: Australian War Memorial: 1968) First Edition. Blue cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. xviii, 753. Illustrated. Maps. Appendices. Index. A near fine copy in good dust-jacket which is worn at its folds and edges.

$30

*m3193 Murray, M.

Hunted: A Coastwatcher’s Story

(Adelaide: Rigby: 1973) First Seal Books paperback edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. xiv, 240. Illustrated. Bibliography. Although cracked between pp. 42 and 43, this is still a very good reading copy, spine slanted and with a few light marginal marks to the final leaves.

$15

*m3194 Bonnar, M.C., M.C., M.M.

The Memoirs of M.C. Bonnar, M.C., M.M.

(Adelaide: Printed by E.S. Wigg and Son: March 1971) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. ii, and 32 leaves printed on rectos only (260 x 205 mm) Illustrated. Born at Jamestown, S.A. in 1888, Bonnar served with the First A.I.F. in France 1915 to 1918, winning the M.M. and M.C. In civilian life he became famous as a manufacturer of lawn mowers (‘Scott Bonnar’). He worked in munitions in the Second World War. With a signed presentation inscription by Bonnar. Boards a little canted; a near fine copy.

$60

*m3195 Churches, Ralph

A Hundred Miles as the Crow Flies

(Adelaide: The Author: 1996) First Edition. ISBN 0 646 39117 8. Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) pp. xii, 180. Illustrated. Maps. An account of ‘probably the largest successful break-out by British prisoners of war in World War II’ [in Europe]. Gift inscription at the head of page i. Front wrapper lightly creased and a corner crease to rear wrapper; otherwise near fine.

$30

*m3196 Powell, Charlie (Compiled by)

Digger Charlie’s Annual: An Annual Publication of First Class Humor Household Hints Recipes Verse

Inner title: Digger Charlie’s Book of Humor Containing War-Time Stories and Handy Household Hints. (Thornbury, Vic.: Clyde Press: no date) Xmas and New Year Edition. Pictorial wrappers plus pp. 16. Inspirational humour ‘will convey practical assistance to the reader and will tide him over the difficult patches of life’. A few neat annotations. A very good copy.

$25

*m3197 Donnelly, A; Smith, M.N. and E. (Compiled by) and Donnelly, W. and Brooks, C. (Assisted by)

1955 New Year Edition The Digger Book: Tales of the Diggers Old and New. The Ex-Serviceman’s Annual

(Thornbury, Vic.: Clyde Press: [1954]) New Year Edition. Pictorial wrappers plus pp. 16. Page one is titled 1955 New Year Edition Digger Humour. Wrappers a little soiled with a crease to rear wrapper; otherwise a very good copy.

$20

*m3198 [Carlyon, T. late A.I.F.]

The Ex-Servicemens Annual for 1960: Lest We Forget. Tales of Diggers Old and New

(Stanmore, NSW: Geo. E. Nye) Pictorial wrappers (that is, paper covers) plus pp. 16. Light creases to wrappers; a very good copy.

$20

*m3199 [McGrath, James, late 1st A.I.F.]

The Ex-Servicemans Annual 1965: Tales of the Diggers Old and New

(Stanmore, NSW: Geo. E. Nye) Pictorial wrappers (that is, paper covers) plus pp. 16. A very good copy.

$20

*m3200 Cartographic Coy, Aust Svy Corps

Australian Army Operations 1940-45

(LHQ Cartographic Coy: Directorate of Publications: no date) Pictorial wrappers pp. 6 (430 x 285 mm) unfolding to 855mm. Four coloured maps each (430 x 285 mm) of 1940-1942 Middle East; 1942-1944 New Guinea Theatre; 1942-1945 Malay and Islands and 1945 Borneo; 1944-1945 Pacific Islands. Detailed Chronology of the War. Has been folded horizontally and vertically; top corner bumped; incipient splitting at the ends of folds; a very good copy.

$60