WW1 Literature & History

First edition, first impression; 8vo; original pictorial boards by Victor Ambrus without dust-jacket as issued, minor bumping to spine ends but overall a superior, bright example, free of the sunning that plagues some copies.

First edition, signed by the author on front free endpaper; 8vo; minor marginal toning to text-block; publisher's cloth, dust-jacket, a little tanned and worn at spine, overall very good.

First edition; 8vo; contemporary ownership inscription to front free endpaper; original pink cloth blocked in red, dust-jacket, slight toning to spine and some very modest rubbing to extremities, overall an excellent example.

Limited edition, number 27 of 1,000, printed in the Riccardi fount on handmade Riccardi Paper; 4to (225 x 160 mm); frontispiece wood-engraving of Brooke, engraved pictorial title, both by Raverat; later binding for Asprey in full navy blue morocco with decorative gilt panels to both boards of onlaid grey and gilt lilies, gilt lilies to spine, foliate gilt dentelles, all edges gilt; x, 156, [2]pp.

First edition; 8vo; publisher's printed boards, a fine copy, green dust-jacket printed in red, a little frayed at top edge but overall very good.

First edition; 8vo; frontispiece portrait of Nichols in uniform, tissue guard, contemporary owner's name to free endpapers; publisher's brown cloth, printed spine label, a very good copy.

First edition; 8vo; contemporary pencil ownership note to front free endpaper; publisher's boards with printed spine label, some soiling, upper panel and spine of original dust-jacket bound in at end.

First edition; 8vo; 8pp. advertisements; publisher's printed green wrappers over card, bookseller's contemporary small label to foot of upper cover, a superior copy.

First trade edition; 8vo; some very light scattered spotting; publisher's blue cloth, faded at spine, otherwise very good.

First edition, first impression; 8vo; publisher's cloth, lettered in gilt, a sharp copy, with the original dust-jacket correctly priced at 6/net, slightly chipped with some loss to corners and foot of spine, one further chip from top-edge of lower panel, but overall a very good example of a rare surviving jacket.