Search Results: Authors starting with I from White Eagle Books

London, Nisbet & Co Ltd, 1921. 1st Edition. 319 pages. Very good original blue cloth covers with regimental insignia on the front board. Gilt title to spine. Rear board has slight fade. Portrait frontis and numerous black and white ills, folding maps and rear folding map.

London, Nisbet & Co, 1924. 1st Edition. 317 pages. Original blue cloth covers with gilt titles and blind stamped to front board. Insignia also on front board. Cloth is worn and lightly soiled, fade to spine. Internally good with a frontis and numerous black and white ills. Map to the rear.

London, Heinemann & Co, 1967. 1st Edition. 625 and 866 pages. Very good hardback covers with gilt titles to spine in very good complete dust wrappers. Contents fine. Vol I covers the years 1939-1943 and Vol II covers 1943-1945. Scarce COMPLETE 2 VOL SET in dust jackets. Heavy books! Shipping charges will be over and above those quoted by ABE.

Heinemann 1961& 1967. Ist edition. 625 and 866 pages. Very good hardback covers with gilt titles to spine. Vol I has no dust wrapper. Vol II has a very good complete dust wrapper. Contents fine. Vol I covers the years 1939-1943 and Vol II covers 1943-1945. VERY RARE COMPLETE 2 VOL SET.

London, William Kimber, 1967. 1st Edition. 231 pages. Very good brown cloth covers in a very good but chipped and edgeworn pictorial dust wrapper. Contents fine. Black and white ills. Light scattered foxing to the page edges. The controversial English historian of the Second World War, Irving, scrutinizes the tragic death of Gen. Wladyslaw Sikorski, Prime Minister of the Polish Government in Exile and Commander-in-Chief of the Polish Armed Forces. Sikorski died in an unexplained air crash at Gibraltar in 1943 which now has been proved to be mechanical/pilot error. Highly readable.