Chc editor (4 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good-. No Dust Jacket. Hardcover; Hardcover. Mediterranean cruise 1951. Green cloth boards with title and design in gold on front board. Corners and spine edges are lightly frayed and bumped. Previous owners name on blue map endpapers. Front and rear blank free endpapers are noticeably foxed. Light foxing to copyright page and title page. Text pages are clean, with only occasional foxing. Nice tight binding. Always carefully wrapped and shipped in cardboard boxes to protect your purchase.; Photos & Illus; 4TO; unpaginated pages.…

Condición: Good. Atlanta: Albert Love Enterprises, 1951. 4to. Unpaginated. Illus. Good book. Boards a bit soiled, corners bumped. Inside clean. (cruisebook, aircraft carrier) Inquire if you need further information.

Padded Cover. Condición: Very Good -. No Jacket. Nice ex-library copy withthe usual envelope and markings. Light yellowing of the white on cover. Editor's name printed on title page. Telling the story of the Seabee Arctic Oil Expedition in pictures and words or what happened to the two hundred men and officers who set out in July 1944 to write a new chapter in the drama that is the search for oil. Lists names and addresses of all those who served there. 178 pp Very very rare! (Can't find a copyright date!).…

First Edition. o October 1918. Compiled from Official Sources and Published by The Palestine News. Pp. [vi]+114, frontispiece portrait of Allenby, plus 56 coloured plates (maps) with explanatory text on versos; demy 4to; linen backed printed paper wrappers, stapled (the staples rusted), the cloth spine quite worn, split along portions, chipped and frayed at head, the wrappers browned and marked, with several creases, small piece torn from lower fore-corner of upper wrapper; bookplate of David Levine, Sydney, on verso of upper wrapper, hinge starting towards end, some foxing and browning, more so to maps at end; Government Press and Survey of Egypt, Cairo, 1919. First edition. O'Brien A011. *'This book contains the order of battle and the campaign maps for the Near Eastern front of which Lawrence's Arab campaign was a part. Two pieces of text were written by Lawrence, unsigned, extracted from official reports. This book is not always recognized as containing Lawrence's work but together with the reports in the Arab Bulletin and in The Times, they are his first published accounts of the Arab campaign. The publisher, The Palestine News, was the official newspaper of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force' [O'Brien]. O'Brien describes 'a few' copies bound in sand coloured cloth and an unspecified number in '3/4 leather'.…