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THE 1914 STAR to THE ROYALNAVY AND ROYAL MARINES.

3122 £11.99

by WH Fevyer and JW Wilson.SB. v + 254pp.2001 N&MP Reprint

of Original EditionPublished Price £19.95

The Royal Navy's entitlement to the 1914Star was almost exclusively restricted tothe RN Division though personnel from afew other minor units - including, forexample, Sick Berth staff from HMSPembroke - also qualified. To qualify onehad to have served in France/Belgiumbetween 5th August and 22nd November1914. This splendid work of research listsall those who were entitled to the Star,battalion by battalion, unit by unit.

25th DIVISION in FRANCE andFLANDERS

5350 £11.99

by Lt Col M.Kincaid-Smith2001. SB. N & M Press reprint

(original 1920). 180x125mm. 429ppPublished Price £18

New Army division formed in September1914. To France in September 1915.Armentieres, Vimy Ridge (1916), Somme,Messines. Third Ypres and the Aisne(1918). 48,289 casualties (623 officers and12,623 other ranks dead). Reconstituted inEngland June 1918, returned to France inSeptember. Six VCs. Lists of decorationswith over 300 citations.

THE 1ST BATTALION THEFAUGH-A-BALLAGHS IN THE

GREAT WAR(The Royal Irish Fusiliers.)

6687 £9.99

Brig-Gen A.R.Burrows2003 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1925). SB.188pp with 12 b/w

photos and 11 mapsPublished Price £18

The story of the 1st Battalion The RoyalIrish Fusiliers in the Great War - a rare onevolume history of a single battalion.

THE 42ND (EAST LANCASHIRE)DIVISION1914 - 1918

6962 £11.99

Frederick P. Gibbon2003. N&M Press reprint. SB. xii +246pp with six maps, b/w photos andtwo colour plates depicting divisional

flashes.Published Price £22

The story of the first Territorial divisionto go overseas, in September 1914. Itserved in Egypt, Gallipoli and on theWestern front.

THE 43rd WESSEX DIVISION ATWAR 1944-1945

28280 £22.00

Compiled by Major-General H Essame2020 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1952). SB xi+292 pp with 21

maps & 35 illustrations

This is the story of the 43rd Division fromits arrival in France during OperationOverlord in June 1944 through to the endof the war with Germany. It relates howthe division fought and where, and isillustrated with 21 maps. The division wasengaged on the River Odon, and at Hill112, then in the Seine crossing, theattempted relief at Arnhem, at Groesbeek,in Operation Blackcock and the advance toGoch and Xanten. It also took part in theBattle of the Rhineland and in OperationsPlunder and Varsity and made its finalmove to capture Bremen in 1945. A veryreadable, and an important DivisionalHistory.

1815 LIST OF ALL THEOFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND

ROYAL MARINES ON FULLAND HALF-PAY WITH AN

INDEX.

5956 £18.99

War Office, 13th March, 18152004 N&M Press reprint ( originalpub 1815). SB iv + 709pp with 122

page index and succession ofColonels of regimentsPublished Price £32

Army List published in March 1815, justbefore Waterloo. Also shows RoyalMarine, King’s German Legion andcolonial regiments. List of officers on fulland half-pay. Full index and succession ofColonels of Regiments.

56TH DIVISION (1st LondonTerritorial Division) 1914-1918

0103 £11.99

by Major C.H.Dudley Ward2001 reprint by N & M Press

(original 1921). SB. xvi + 331pp withfour illus and 11 mapsPublished Price £22

Pre-war TF division (1st London). Brokenup to provide reinforcements elsewhere.Reformed in France January 1916.Gommecourt and the Somme, Arras, andCambrai. Order of Battle, succession ofcommanders and staff. 34, 809 casualties.

A GUIDE TO MILITARY ART -BANDS, BANDSMEN ANDSHEET MUSIC COVERS

30334 £11.99

Ray Westlake51 pages full colour throughout - ANaval & Military Press Publication

2021

The book is divided into two sections. Thefirst shows images of military bands andthose who played in them—drummers,trumpeters, buglers, pipers and players ofbrass instruments of all shapes and sizes,marching or standing still. Section Twothen moves on to what we believe to bethe first ever published account of sheetmusic covers featuring military subjects.As in Section One, these images willprove to be of equal interest and value tothe uniform historian as any specialistpainting or published print. A delight tolook at, military sheet music covers willsurely become a major collecting theme ofthe future.

ARTILLERY AND TRENCHMORTAR MEMORIES - 32ND

DIVISION

8131 £12.99

Ed R.Whinyates2004 N&M Press reprint. Original

pub 1932. SB. 687pp.Published Price £22

Personal diaries and memories of officersand men who fought with the 32ndDivisional Artillery, the main featurebeing the diary of the 32nd DivisionalArtillery chaplain from June 1916 toOctober 1919, which covers some 500pages and is an outstanding piece of work.

A GUIDE TO MILITARY ART -Charles Hamilton Smith’s

Costume of the Army of theBritish Empire - According to

the 1814 regulations

30247 £18.00

illustrator.Lieutenant-Colonel CharlesHamilton Smith - Expert commentary

from Ray Westlake2021 N&M Press reprint of original1815 edition 126 pages with 60 fullcolour plates Dimensions : 21.59 x

27.99 cmPublished Price £30

This is a full reissuing of the 60 hand-coloured aquatint plates by I.C. Stadler,after drawings by Smith, originallyproduced in 1815 for the oldestcommercial art gallery in the world,Colnaghi and Co. Paul Colnaghi becamethe official print-seller to the PrinceRegent, and he was asked to organise theRoyal Collection, receiving a RoyalWarrant when the Prince Regent becameGeorge IV. Uniquely, many of Smith’suncoloured original drawings are alsoincluded in this “Guide to Military Art”edition. With expert commentary fromRay Westlake.

ALL-IN FIGHTING IN COLOUR Combat Edition

25859 £18.99

Captain W. E. Fairbairn2020 N & M Press reprint of 1942original Edition. SB. 132pp. Now

revised with 169 colour illustrations.

The distilled knowledge of W. E.Fairbairn, legendary SOE instructor inunarmed combat, and inventor of theSykes-Fairbairn knife, who learned hisdeadly skills in 30 years on the Shanghaiwaterfront. Fully illustrated and enhancedwith colourised images.

A GUIDE TO MILITARY ART –ROWLANDSON’S LOYALLONDON VOLUNTEERS

25867 £20.00

Original text by Rudolph Ackermann with89 coloured uniform /drill positionplates by Thomas Rowlandson, with

additional notes prepared by Ray Westlake2021 N&M Press reprint of original1798-99 edition 198 pages with 89

full colour plates Dimensions : 21.59x 27.99 cm

Published Price £30

The most original set of English militaryplates from the Napoleonic period – TheLoyal Volunteers of London & Environs,Infantry & Cavalry, in their respectiveUniforms. Representing the whole of theManual, Platoon & Funeral Exercise in 89plates. Designed and etched by T.Rowlandson and originally published inLondon during 1798-99 by Ackermann.Reproduced here from high from anoriginal volume is a full set ofRowlandson’s eighty-seven plates,together with an additional two that wereto be included in some (even scarcer)bound volumes by the publisher. Toaccompany each plate, Ackermannprepared a page of letterpress whichincluded details of when the corps hadbeen formed, its uniform and names ofofficers. That text has been reproduced infull, together with additional notesprepared by Ray Westlake.

THE ADVENTURES OFSERJEANT BENJAMIN

MILLER, whilst serving in the 4thBattalion of the Royal Regiment of

Artillery 1796 to 1815

2888 £4.95

Sjt. Benjamin MillerSB. 43pp.2001 N&MP Reprint of

Original EditionPublished Price £9.95

An artilleryman’s enthralling memoirs ofthe Napoleonic Wars. Covers the seizingof Minorca, fighting in Egypt and thePeninsular War, including the retreat toCorunna.

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BAOR BATTLEFIELD TOUR -OPERATION BLUECOAT -

Directing Staff Edition

25869 £20.00

G (Training) HQ British Army of theRhine

2021 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1947) x+81 pages + multi page,

colour maps: photographs.Published Price £28

Operation BLUECOAT - Battlefield tourpapers for Staff 1947 - a reprint of thisimportant battle analysis. Contains adescription of the preparation for andconduct of this battle (30-31 July 1944).Operations of 8 Corps South of Caumont.Includes planning, operations, Order ofBattle (8 Corps), orders (Corps, Divisionsand Brigades) and six A3 coloured mapswhich were in the original edition. It isespecially concerned with the part playedby 15th (Scottish) Infantry Division inthose operations.

THE FIFTH BRITISH DIVISION1939-1945

28281 £22.00

George Aris2020 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1959). SB xi+266 pp with 20

maps &14 illustrations

The story of the Fifth British Division1939-1945 begins with the division in theBEF in France in 1940 which it joinedfrom reserve division status. It returned tothe UK and underwent training beforetaking part in the Madagascar operation.Then it went to India and Persia beforemoving to the Middle East Theatre in 1943where it took part in the conquest of Sicilybefore moving into Italy. It fought throughmuch of the Italian Campaign beforefinishing the war in Lubeck, having madethe final move to France and thenGermany shortly before the end of thewar.

BAOR BATTLEFIELD TOUR -OPERATION NEPTUNE -

Spectators Edition43(W) Division Assault

Crossing Of The River Seine 25-28 August 1944

30273 £20.00


2022 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1947) vi+65 pages + multi page,


This is the Spectators version of theBAOR Battlefield Tour coveringOperation NEPTUNE Battlefield Tour -An official account of the battle of theSeine crossing with both planning andoperational phases described. Completewith all of the original maps. Thisoperation served as a rehearsal for the laterRhine crossing operation.

This Battlefield tour describes theoperations of 30 Corps to effect thecrossing of the River Seine at Vernonduring the period 23-24 August 1944. It isespecially concerned with the part playedby 43 (Wessex) Division in theseoperations. The aspects covered in detailare: The plan for the move of 43(W) Divto the Vernon area: The assault crossing ofthe river Seine by 129 Inf Bde: Theplanning and construction by RE units ofrafts and bridges over the river.The description by Montgomery regardingthe encirclement of the enemy to cut offsurvivors from the Falaise-Mortain pocketdescribes the situation as one that shouldbe achieved with the maximum speed.The work is laid out 11 parts including“The Enemy” Planning” “Planning for theAssault” Advance to Vernon” and“Operation Loopy” . Complete withAppendices and oversized maps.

THE HISTORY OF THESOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY(PRINCE ALBERT’S) 1914-1919

7417 £16.99

Everard Wyrall2002 N & M Press reprint (original1927). SB. xvi + 419pp with 16 b/w

plates and 21 maps.Published Price £32

Record of all battalions of the Som LI inthe Great War.Wyrall arranges his recordof the regiment in chronological order,following the course of the war from thearrival of the1st Battalion in France. As hedescribes the operations and events heindicates in the margin the date of theaction he is writing about with the identityof the battalion involved; operations inother theatres have their own chapters.Appendices list, by name, Honours andAwards including Mention in Despatches,promotions for service in the field,summary of other rank casualties (deaths)in each battalion (officers are totalledtogether), brief records of service.

BAOR BATTLEFIELD TOUR -OPERATION PLUNDER -


30270 £20.00


2022 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1947) xii+142 pages + 17 multipage, colour maps: photographs and

air photographPublished Price £28

This is the extended Directing Staffversion of the BAOR Battlefield Tourcovering Operation PLUNDER - 12British Corps crosses the Rhine 1945. Acomplete description of this operationincluding details of both the planning andthe execution. Illustrated with 16 colourmaps, 2 OrBats, and many of the originalplans for the operation. An unrivalledsource for the assault crossing of the RiverRhine in 1945.

The Allied operation was opposed by theGerman 1st Parachute Army, commandedby General Alfred Schlemm, a part ofArmy Group H. Unable to withstandAllied pressure, the 1st Parachute Armywithdrew Northeast toward Hamburg andBremen, leaving a gap between it and the15th Army in the Ruhr.Joseph Goebbelswas well aware of Plunder's potentialimpact from the beginning. On 24 March,he began his diary entry with, "Thesituation in the West has entered anextraordinarily critical, ostensibly almostdeadly, phase." Within a week of the startof Plunder, the Allies had taken 30,000prisoners of war north of the Ruhr.

BAOR BATTLEFIELD TOUR -OPERATION TOTALIZE -

Directing Staff Edition2 Canadian Corps Operations

Astride The Road Caen-Falaise7-8 August 1944

30271 £20.00


2022 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1947) vii+101 pages + 10 multi

page, colour maps: & 10 photographsPublished Price £28

This is the extended Directing Staffversion of the BAOR Battlefield Tourcovering Operation Totalize - planningand operational phases in detail. 2Canadian Corps operations astride theCaen-Falaise road 7-8 August 1944.This work describes the operations of 2Canadian Corps astride the road Caen-Falaise on the 7/8 August 1944. It isespecially concerned with the air plan andthe part played by the 51st HighlandDivision with particular reference to :Theuse of armoured personnel carriers.:Maintenance of direction during a nightadvance:Complete with 10 large scale maps,Appendices and 10 photographs.

BAOR BATTLEFIELD TOUR -OPERATION VARSITY -Directing Staff Edition

Operations of XVIII UnitesStates Corps (Airborne) In

Support Of The Crossing Of TheRhine 24& 25 March 1945

30272 £20.00


2022 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1947) xi+109 pages + multi page,


This is the extended Directing Staffversion of the BAOR Battlefield Tourcovering Operation VARSITY - the airelement of the Rhine assault crossing by21 AG.This work describes the operations of xviiiunited States Corps (Airborne) in supportof the Second British Army crossing of theRiver Rhine, on 24 march 1945. it isespecially concerned with the part playedby the 6 British Airborne Division in thoseoperations on 24 and 25 March.It was Montgomery’s plan to secure abridgehead prior to developing operationsto isolate the Ruhr and to thrust into theNorthern plains of Germany.Completewith 15 large scale maps,7 Diagrams,Appendices and 15 photographs.

THE CAMPAIGN OF 1815CHIEFLY IN FLANDERS

8467 £11.99

Lieut.-Colonel W. H. James, R.E.2005 N&M Press reprint (of original

1908 pub). SB. x + 340pp with 8maps (three in colour) & sketches.


A full account of the Waterloo campaignby a distinguished Victorian militaryhistorian, illustrated by eight excellentmaps and sketches.

BAOR BATTLEFIELD TOUR -OPERATION VERITABLE -


25870 £20.00


2021 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1947) xi+129 pages + multi page,colour maps: photographs:diagrams:

panoramasPublished Price £28

Operations of XXX Corps between theRivers Maas and Rhine in February 1945.XXX Corps was heavily involved in thefighting that preceded the Rhine crossings;it was responsible for the successful, ifdifficult, advance through the ReichswaldForest.Complete with reprints of all originalmaps and diagrams, this Directing Staffedition is especially concerned with thepart played by 15th (Scottish) Division inthese operations.

THE BELGIANS ATWATERLOO (With Translationsof the Reports of the Dutch and

Belgian Commanders)

8457 £8.99

Demetrius C. Boulger2005 N&M Press reprint (originalpub1901). SB. 70pp .8 plates + 4

maps in colourPublished Price £14.50

Regarded as the most important study ofthe Belgian troops at Waterloo.



Bellangé’s Soldiers of theFrench Republic and the

Empire 1795 - 1814

25875 £12.99

Joseph Louis Hippolyte Bellangé50 coloured fine uniform plates +index. Taken from the first German

translation of "Histoire de l'empereurNapoleon”


Taken from the first German translation of"Histoire de l'empereur Napoleon (1840),that was enlarged for this edition with sixnew illustrations.Bellangés’ fifty detailed and brightlycoloured uniform plates present thesoldiers of the different regiments of theFrench Republic and the Empire in theirrespective costumes. The plates are fullpage size (254x178) and are left unprintedon the reverse to reveal them at their best,without giving any annoying show-through, thus allowing full enjoyment ofthis exceptional Napoleonic uniformseries.

THE BLACK PHALANXA History of the Negro Soldiers of

the United States in the wars of1775-1812 & 1861-1865

28223 £15.99

Joseph T. Wilson late Louisiana NativeGuard Volunteers & 54th Massachusetts

RegimentSB 528 pp with 64 B&W illustrations2020 N&MP Reprint of 1888 Edition.


The bulk of Wilson's compelling bookconcerns African Americans militaryservice during the American Civil War,including the free Blacks who served inthe Confederate army: "Descriptions of anumber of the battles in which Negrotroops took part in the late war of theRebellion, are given to call attention to theunsurpassed carnage which occurred, andto give them proper place in the war'shistory rather than to present a criticalaccount of the battles.”

BREAKING THE HINDENBURGLINE, The Story of the 46th (North

Midland) Division

7445 £11.99

by Raymond E.Priestly2002. N & M Press reprint (original

1919). SB. 200pp with 16 photosPublished Price £22

First TF division to arrive in France inFebruary 1915. Suffered heavy casualtiesat Hohenzollern 1915 and Gommecourt1916. Outstanding success crossing StQuentin Canal 1918. 29,569 casualties inall, six VCs. History covers in detail onlylast two months of the war.

BRITISH REGIMENTS 1914-18Each Great War battalion, the

formations they served in, datesformed & where & when they

served.

30292 £12.99

by Brig EA James.2021 reprint by Naval and Military

Press SB. 140pp

Valuable source that lists each WW1battalion, formations they served in, datesformed & where & when they served.

DIVISIONAL AND OTHERSIGNS

3356 £4.99

Collected and Illustrated by V Wheeler-Holohan ,Capt.12 London Regiment.SB 11pp 2001 N&MP Reprint of

1920 Original EditionPublished Price £7.95

Illustrates the signs for every First WorldWar British Division (along with those forAustralian, Canadian and New Zealand)and records their histories and reasons foradoption.

BUSH FIGHTINGIllustrated by Remarkable

Actions and Incidents of theMaori War in New Zealand

28227 £9.99

Major-General Sir James Edw. AlexanderSB xv+326 pp with B&W maps,plans, & woodcuts 2020 N&MP

Reprint of 1873 Edition.Published Price £18

This is an authoritative book, both as amilitary history of the second Maori Warof 1860-66 and also serving as a usefulinstruction in the art of Bush Fighting.During this campaign the Maoris provedto be a formidable enemy, with theirknowledge of the bush and well-fortified‘pahs’ (fortified settlements). British andColonial casualties were heavy; the Britishcatastrophe at Gate Par is given coverage.Usefully for the medal collector andgenealogist, many officers and men arebrought to our attention for their courageand discipline.

BYGONE PILGRIMAGE.ARRAS AND THE BATTLES OF

ARTOISAn Illustrated Guide To The

Battlefields 1914-1918.

7126 £6.95

by Michelin128pp. b/w photos, maps and townplans. 2003 N&MP Reprint of 1920

Original Edition

Classic post-war Michelin guide to thebattlefields north of Arras chiefly of 1915.Mainly concentrating on the costly Frenchoffensives, but including the British attackat Arras in 1917.

BYGONE PILGRIMAGE.BATTLEFIELDS OF THE

MARNE 1914.An illustrated History and Guide to

the Battlefields.

4547 £9.95

by MichelinSB. 264pp with 488 b/w photos andmaps 2001 N&MP Reprint of 1919

Original Edition

Michelin guide to the’ miracle of theMarne’ the far-flung battlefield east ofParis where the German advance inSeptember 1914 was checked and hurledback.

BYGONE PILGRIMAGE.VERDUN and the Battles for its

Possession An Illustrated Guide to the

Battlefields 1914-1918.

4545 £6.95

Michelin Guide2000. N & M reprint (original 1919).

SB. 112pp with 178 b/w photos.

Postwar Michelin guide to one of theGreat War’s bloodiest and mostconcentrated battlefields - Verdun in 1916- perhaps the longest battle of all time inwhich the French reeled under the Germanattack, but then fought back.

CAMPAIGN IN EUROPE .TheStory of The 10th Bn. The

Highland Light Infantry (City ofGlasgow Regiment) 1944-1945

28354 £18.00

RT Johnston - DN Steward - Rev A IanDunlop

2020 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1950.) Softback 78 pp with 12

maps (In colour)

This is good fighting Battalion history,covering the 10th Battalion HLI during theadvance from Normandy to the Elbe viaHolland, the Ardennes and on to the defeatof Germany.Very readable, and usefulWW 2 Highland Battalion History.Complete with 12 colour maps (based onthe official sheets).

THE CAMPAIGN OFWATERLOO

Military History

5569 £9.99

John Codman Ropes2016 N & M Press reprint (original

pub 1893). SB. xlii + 402 ppPublished Price £16

A very detailed account with some usefulreference sources.

AIRBORNE FORCES OF THESECOND WORLD WAR 1939

-1945Official History Of The Second

World War Army

26147 £18.99

Lieutenant-Colonel T.B.H. Otway DSOSB xii+468pp, with 21 maps (somein colour) and 36 illustrations 2018

NPublished Price £29.99

Excellent official War Office account ofall airborne operations undertaken by theAllies in WW2, including Arnhem, D-Dayand Bruneval. The author was best knownfor his role as commander of the parachuteassault on the Merville Battery on D-Day.

THE ARMY LISTS OF THEROUNDHEADS AND

CAVALIERS, CONTAININGTHE NAMES OF THE OFFICERS

IN THE ROYAL ANDPARLIAMENTARY ARMIES OF

1642

8496 £6.99

Edward Peacock2005 N&M Press reprint (original

pub 1874). SB. xiii + 128pp.Published Price £14.50

Lists of officers of the Cavalier andRoundhead officers and their regiments atthe beginning of the Civil War in England.Also a list of Royal Navy and Merchantships with names, tonnage, number ofeach ship’s company and names ofcaptains and first officers.



ARMY of the SUTLEJ 1845-6CASUALTY ROLL.

6577 £4.99

From the India Office RecordsSB. 49pp.

Published Price £9.95

The list of casualties have been compiledfrom the Sutlej Medal Rolls held at theIndia Office Library. The list is byregiments and gives the nature of thecasualty, date and battle in which incurred:Moodkee, Ferozeshuhur, Aliwal orSobraon. Those invalided home are alsoidentified.

ARTISTS RIFLES. RegimentalRoll of Honour and War Record

1914-1919

5478 £12.99

compiled and ed by S.Stagoll Higham2002 N & M reprint from 3rd ed

1922. SB. xliii + 596pp with 25 b/wphotos and eight b/w portrait photos

of VCsPublished Price £22

Service details of some 10,000+ 1914-18officers who passed through the ranks ofthe Artist’s, & a short account of the1/Artists in the line, July 1917-armistice.

CAMPAIGNING EXPERIENCESIN RAJPOOTANA AND

CENTRAL INDIA DURING THESUPPRESSION OF THE MUTINY

1857-1858

8491 £9.99

Mrs. Henry Duberly2005 N&M Press reprint (of original1859 pub). SB. viii + 244pp with 2

maps.Published Price £14.50

The story of the suppression of the IndianMutiny in 1858, written by ‘Fanny’Duberly, whose frank account offollowing her husband Henry, paymasterof the 8th Kings Irish Hussars to theCrimea. She fearlessly does the same here,riding 1,800 miles on horseback in hotpursuit of ‘the flying foe’.

12.99

CAMPAIGNS ON THE NORTH-WEST FRONTIER 1851-1908

CAMPAIGNS ON THE NORTH-WEST FRONTIER 1851-1908

8443 £12.99

2005 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1912). SB.xix+ 413pp with 14

maps{ 5 in colour } and sixillustrations.


Captain Hugh L. Nevill, DSO, RoyalArtillery

Captain Hugh L. Nevill, DSO, RoyalArtillery

2005 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1912). SB.xix+ 413pp with 14

maps{ 5 in colour } and sixillustrations.


CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARYFORCE 1914-1919

The Official History Of TheCanadian Army In The First

World War

26162 £19.99

Colonel GWL Nicholson, CD., ArmyHistorical Section

xii+621 pp with maps some incolour 2018 N&MP Reprint of

Original EditionPublished Price £38

This is the best source of information,allowing a broad insight into the Canadianmilitary achievements during the Greatwar, it is essential to the research of theCEF effort during the Great War.Nicholson’s history is first class, wellwritten and totally authoritative, withexcellent supporting maps. With glossary,Bibliography,Index, Apps: including listsof units serving in France and Flanders atNovember 1918, notes on the battlesfought, distinguishing flashes of Canadianunits in the field.

THE CHINESE WAR, ANACCOUNT OF ALL THE

OPERATIONS OF THE BRITISHFORCES (CHINA 1842)

5922 £14.99

Lieutenant John Ouchterlony, MadrasEngineers

SB xx+522pp. inc. many linedrawings . 2004 N&MP Reprint of

1844 Original EditionPublished Price £22

Detailed account of the first Chinese‘Opium war’ with Britain. With 53fascinating illustrations.

CLOTHING REGULATIONS1914.

3290 £4.99

War OfficeSB. 206pp.2001 N&MP Reprint of


Originally Issued in May 1914 under theauspices of Asquith, this is Part I only, butcombines Parts I and II of the 1894 edition— General Regulations and Details ofClothing and Necessaries, dealing withsimilar subjects and providing tablesshowing scales of issue and dressdistinctions.

CASUALTIES SUSTAINED byBRITISH ARMY in THEKOREAN WAR 1950-53.

3276 £4.99

Compiled by the Times Newspaper85pp. SB


Lists of killed, wounded and missing byregiments. Compiled from lists publishedby The Times newspaper during the War.

THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS1914 - 1918

6590 £28.00

Ross of Bladensburg2003 N & M Pres reprint (originalpub 1928). 2 vols of text plus 27

maps. SB. Vol I xvii + 519pp;Vol II v + 546pp


History of the four active servicebattalions in the Great War with details ofofficers’ services during the war

COMMANDO GALLANTRYAWARDS of WORLD WAR II.

3299 £8.99

by GA Brown.1991. SB. 338pp12.95


A complete record of the gallantry awardswon in all theatres by the Commandos ofthe Second World War. Lists all medalsfrom their 10 VCs downwards.

THE COMMISSION OF HMSTERRIBLE 1898-1902

6744 £9.99

G. CroweSB xvi+370pp, 56 plates. 2003N&MP Reprint of 1903 Original

EditionPublished Price £18

A commentary of the principal events inconnection with HMS Terrible and ofNaval Brigade participation in the SouthAfrican and North China wars.The BoerWar section includes accounts of defencepreparations at Durban and the LadysmithRelief Operations.Appendices includenominal rolls and a list of officers and menmentioned in despatches.

COMPLETE GUIDE TO THEHOTCHKISS MACHINE GUN

6862 £5.99

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Hotchkiss machine guns as issued to theBritish Army 1919 - detailed with manyline drawings and photographs.

9.99

A CONTEMPTIBLE LITTLEFLYING CORPS

A CONTEMPTIBLE LITTLEFLYING CORPS

1662 £9.99

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The authors have managed to locate all thenon-commissioned airmen who enlisted inthe RFC prior to the outbreak of war inAugust 1914, and for each one they haveprovided a mini-biography.

The authors have managed to locate all thenon-commissioned airmen who enlisted inthe RFC prior to the outbreak of war inAugust 1914, and for each one they haveprovided a mini-biography.

CONSOLIDATION OFTRENCHES, LOCALITIES ANDCRATERS AFTER ASSAULT &CAPTURE, WITH A NOTE ON

RAPID WIRING

5894 £5.50

General Staff, War Office2004 N&M Press reprint (original

pub 1916). SB. 30pp with 18 sketches& diagrams.

An illustrated pamphlet, with diagrams,showing British troops how to consolidatecaptured enemy positions in the trenchwarfare of 1916. Includes sections onoccupying trenches, dugouts, and thecraters caused by the explosion ofsubterranean mines. A fascinating additionto any Great War library.

8.99

THE CRISIS IN THE PUNJABFROM THE 10TH OF MAY

UNTIL THE FALL OF DELHI(1857)

THE CRISIS IN THE PUNJABFROM THE 10TH OF MAY

UNTIL THE FALL OF DELHI(1857)

5907 £8.99

2004 N & M Press reprint of 1858original Edition. SB. xx + 254pp

+mapPublished Price £14.50

Frederic Cooper, Deputy Commissioner ofUmritsur

Frederic Cooper, Deputy Commissioner ofUmritsur


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A British Indian civil servant’s account ofthe first four months of the Indian Mutinyin 1857, stressing the loyalty of hisprovince, the Punjab.

A British Indian civil servant’s account ofthe first four months of the Indian Mutinyin 1857, stressing the loyalty of hisprovince, the Punjab.


OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE GREAT WAR

ORDER OF BATTLE OF DIVISIONS

Facsimile reprints of the Order of Battle of the British Army in the Great War 1914-1918. These give details of every division with its component brigades, battalions, artillery, engineers, medical support etc., units and record any changes. There are also organisational tables for divisions in the various theatres of war. Included are the names of GOCs and brigade commanders and senior staff officers.

Each division has a brief history listing the operations and battles in which it was engaged and the corps to which it was subordinated at the time. Volume one provides details of corps, army and superior HQs.

These volumes are essential reference for anybody undertaking a serious study of the Great War.

ORDER OF BATTLE OF DIVISIONS, Part 1 The Regular British Division

Compiled by Major A. F. Becke 2007 N&MP facsimile reprint of the original official publications. xii + 130pp.

Part 1. The Regular British Division. 1st - 3rd Cav Divs; Guards and 1st - 8th Inf Divs; 27th - 29th Inf Divs.

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ORDER OF BATTLE OF DIVISIONS, Part 2a &

2b Territorial & Yeomanry Divisions

Compiled by Major A. F. Becke 2007 N&MP facsimile reprint of the original official publications.

xii + 157pp. and ix + 147pp. (here published in one volume)

Part 2a of the official Order of Battle of the Divisions of the British Army in the Great War compiled by Major A. F. Becke lists the Territorial Mounted Divisions

& 1st Line Territorial Force Divisions. 1st, 2nd, 2nd/2nd, 4th and Yeomanry Mounted Divs; 42nd - 56th Inf Divs. together with appendices on changes in the establishment and composition of Territorial divisions on the Western Front; the 2nd mounted division (Egypt); the 52nd (Lowland) division (Gallipoli); and the

53rd (Welsh) division (Palestine).

Part 2b of Major A. F. Becke’s official Order of Battle of the British Army in the Great War continues the listing of the Territorial Army divisions as well as the Home Service divisions: 2nd Line Territorial Force Divisions & Home Service

Divisions. 57th - 69th Inf Divs; 71st - 73rd Home Service Divs: 74th (Yeomanry) Div, 75th Div. With appendices on the Central Force and its commanders;

Graduated battalions and the 90-mm field gun; the work of the Army Ordnance Dept; and the War Establishments of the 57th (2nd W. Lancs) division in France in 1918; the 58th (2nd/1st London) division in Palestine, 1918; the 73rd division

in England, 1917; the 69th (2nd/E. Anglian) division in England, 1918; and the Cyclist DIvision, England, 1918.

Order No: SB10305 Pub. price: £25.00 Offer price £18.00

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ORDER OF BATTLE OF DIVISIONS, Part 3a & 3b

New Army Divisions Compiled by Major A. F. Becke

2007 N&MP facsimile reprint of the original official publications. xi + 162pp. SB. and iii + 155pp.

Parts 3a and 3b (here published in one volume) of A. F. Becke’s classic Order of Battle of the British Army in the Great War lists Kitchener’s New Army

Divisions. 9th - 26th Inf Divs. 30th - 41st Inf Divs. and the 63rd (Royal Naval) Div. With appendices on the raising of the first three New Armies and the war

establishments of the 14th (Light) Division in England in 1915 and in France in 1918; the 23rd Division in Italy in 1918; the 10th (Irish) division in Palestine,

1918; the 11th (Northern) division, Gallipoli,1915; the 26th division, Macedonia, 1915 and 1918 and the 13th (Western) division, Mesopotamia, 1918.

Order No: SB10307 Pub. price: £25.00 Offer price £18.00 Order No: HB10307 Pub. price: £40.00 Offer price £30.00

ORDER OF BATTLE OF DIVISIONS, Part 4 The Army Council, GHQs, Armies and Corps,

including Tank Corps. Compiled by Major A. F. Becke

2007 N&MP facsimile reprint of the original official publications. X + 302pp.

The fourth and final part of Major A. F. Becke’s official Order of Battle of the British Army in the Great War lists the Army Council, GHQs, Armies and Corps, including Tank Corps, and has appendices on Home Forces and Commanders of central force; the GOCs and commands at home; Corps heavy artilleries in France; ordnance of the BEF in France at the beginning and end of the

war in August 1914 and November 1918; Nos. 1, 2, and 3 Groups of the Tank Corps; and the British section of the Supreme War Council

in January 1918.


CROWCASS. Central Registry ofWar Criminals and Security

Suspects.Wanted Lists. (The Nazi Hunter's

Bible)

8771 £22.00

Supreme Headquarters AlliedExpeditionary Force (SHAEF)

SB, 2005 reprint of 1947 originaldocument housed at the NationalArchives, Kew, London. 750pp


CROWCRASS was the acronym for thelist of Nazi war criminals drawn up at theend of the Second World War from Hitlerdownwards. A grim but vital document.CROWCASS registers became the NaziHunter's bible. All cited instances ofmurder, pillage, brutality, torture etc thatwere contained within the CROWCASSregisters were only allegations at that pointin time

CROWN AND COMPANY 1911-1922. 2nd Battalion Royal Dublin

Fusiliers

8761 £16.99

Colonel H. C. Wylly CB2005 N & M Press reprint (original

1923). SB. xii+234pp,+36illustrations (two in colour) +five

maps in colour.Published Price £22

A history of the 2nd Battalion RoyalDublin Fusiliers from 1911 to 1922, theyear of disbandment, with full descriptionof the disbandment ceremonies.

8.99

THE FRENCH CONQUEST OFALGERIA

THE FRENCH CONQUEST OFALGERIA

7319 £8.99

2004 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1909). SB. 217pp with 3 maps in

colour.Published Price £18

Major G.B. Laurie, Royal Irish RiflesMajor G.B. Laurie, Royal Irish Rifles2004 N&M Press reprint (original

pub 1909). SB. 217pp with 3 maps incolour.


First account in English of France’sconquest of Algeria in 1830 - a vastcountry which became the home of thefamous Foreign Legion and the scene ofconflict up to today.

First account in English of France’sconquest of Algeria in 1830 - a vastcountry which became the home of thefamous Foreign Legion and the scene ofconflict up to today.

THE CRUISE OF THE PEARLWITH AN ACCOUNT OF THE

OPERATIONS OF THE NAVALBRIGADE IN INDIA

5902 £7.99

Rev. E. A. Williams, Chaplain RoyalNavy

SB xii+310pp. line drawing. 2004N&MP Reprint of 1859 Original

Edition PublishedPublished Price £14.50

Drawn from the unusual diary of a navalChaplain detailing the exploits of a scratchNaval Brigade, consisting of warshipcrews fighting on shore, in quelling theIndian Mutiny in 1857-58. Charming,despite the grim nature of much of thematerial.THE DEFENCE OF CAWNPOREBY THE TROOPS UNDER THE

ORDERS OF MAJOR GENERALCHARLES WINDHAM IN

NOVEMBER 1857

5903 £5.99

Lieutenant Colonel John Adye ,RoyalArtillery

2004 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1858). SB 58pp with 2 maps.


Concise account of three days’ fighting atCawnpore in November 1857 (after thenotorious massacre). Author defends roleof General Windham. DEVONSHIRE REGIMENT 1914

-1918

5474 £22.00

by C.T Atkinson2002 N & M reprint (original pub

1926). SB. x + 742pp with three b/willus and 56 maps/plans

The regiment expanded from sevenbattalions (including four TF) to twenty-nine by the end of the war. They served onthe Western front, in Italy, Macedonia,Egypt, Palestine, India and Mesopotamia,were awarded sixty battle honours and twoVCs. Total dead numbered 5,787. dead.Roll of Honour and list of Honours andAwards

THE DIE-HARDS IN THEGREAT WAR

(Middlesex Regiment)

7473 £19.99

Everard Wyrall2002 N & M Press reprint SB. Twovols (original pub 1926-1930). Vol Ixvi + 342pp with 11 maps; Vol II v +

379pp with 7 maps. B&WPublished Price £38

History of the twenty-four active servicebattalions of the Middlesex Regiment.Thenarrative describes the fortunes of thetwenty-four active service battalions (withvery good maps) in the various theatres ofwar, though mainly on the Western Front,and on every page there is, in the marginthe date of the action or event beingdescribed and the battalion or battalionsinvolved.

THE DURHAM FORCES IN THEFIELD 1914-1918

8116 £11.99

Capt. Wilfrid Miles2004. N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1920). SB. xii + 380pp with 16

b/w photos and five mapsPublished Price £18

This history deals with the eleven Servicebattalions of the DLI that saw activeservice: 10th-15th, 18th-20th, 22nd and29th Battalions. All served on the WesternFront, two (12th and 13th) went on toItaly.

EARLY INDIAN CAMPAIGNSAND THE DECORATIONS

AWARDED FOR THEM

8642 £6.99

Major H. Biddulph, R.E.2005 N&M Press reprint (original

pub1914). SB. 96pp.10 plates.Published Price £12.50

This excellent work has formed the basisfor much of the informed writings onIndian campaign medals. Some of hisextensive research has appeared infragmented form in other primenumismatic books. This is still thedefinitive and comprehensive work onearly Indian War Medals.

THE EAST YORKSHIREREGIMENT IN THE GREAT

WAR 1914-1918

7403 £12.99

Everard Wyrall2002. SB reprint by N & M Press

(original pub1928). xx + 486pp withcolour frontispiece (The Colours), 11

b/w photos and 15 maps.Published Price £28

A record of seventeen battalions of the EYorks in the Great War, with Roll ofHonour and list of Honours and Awards.

THE EGYPTIAN SOUDAN, ITSLOSS AND RECOVERY (1896

-1898)

5306 £9.95

Henry S. L. Alford and W. DennistounSword

2001 N&MP Reprint of 1899Original Edition Numerous protraits,illustrations and maps and records ofthe serives of the officers, pb. 336pp

Events leading to death of Gordon inKharoum and the expeditions of 1896-1898 under Kitchener to reconquer theSudan.

THE EIGHTH DIVISION INWAR 1914-1918

5351 £11.99

Lt Col J. H. Boraston and Captain E. O.Bax Cyril

2001 SB reprint by N & M Press(original 1926). 360pp with 22 b/willus, a colour plate (on back cover)

depicting system of divisionalshoulder patches, and 19 maps


A regular division formed in September1914 from battalions returning fromoverseas garrisons. To Western front inNovember 1914 and remained there. Verygood history of an unlucky division.Nearly 64,000 casualties, twelve VCs.Complete order of battle, succession ofcommanders down to unit level and staff.Table showing sectors occupied andperiods in the line.

THE EIGHTY-FIFTH KING’SLIGHT INFANTRY (NOW 2ND

BATTN. THE KING’SSHROPSHIRE LIGHT

INFANTRY)

6853 £22.00

“One of Them”; Edited by Col. W.Rogerson, from the Orderly Room

RecordsSB. xx+551pp. Portraits, plates,

illustrations, maps,11 coloured plates(of uniform). 2003 N&MP Reprint of

1913 Original Edition.Published Price £38

An exceptionally full and detailedregimental history. Superply illustrated.

HAUNTING YEARS

5784 £6.99

by William Linton Andrews2001. SB. N & M reprint (original

pub 1930). 288pp.Published Price £11.95

The author, a journalist before the war,served in the 1/4th Black Watch in thetrenches of the Western front from Feb1915 to Jan 1918, rising to the rank of Sgt.Dramatic descriptions of Neuve Chapelle,Festubert, Loos, the Somme and ThirdYpres.

EVERYMAN AT WARSixty Personal Narratives Of

Fighting By All Ranks On LandSea And Air During The Great

War

27683 £14.99

Edited by C B PurdomSB xi+425pp 2019 N&MP Reprint

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Excellent collection of sixty firsthandBritish accounts of service in the GreatWar, with an emphasis on the WesternFront but covering all theatres on land, seaand in the air, throwing light on almostevery phase of the war, by writers of allranks, from private to lieutenant-colonel.

EXERCISE OF THE SMALLARMS AND GREAT GUNS FORTHE SEAMEN ON BOARD HIS

MAJESTY’S SHIPS (1778)

5933 £6.99

2004 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1778). SB 44pp


Official manual setting out instructions forfiring of small arms and cannon in theNavy of the 1770s.

THE EXPEDITION INTOAFGHANISTAN: A PERSONAL

NARRATIVE DURING THECAMPAIGN OF 1839 AND 1840.

5931 £9.99

Jamea Atkinson, Superintending Surgeonof the Army of the Indus



Valuable eye-witness account - with manytelling topical parallels - of the disastrousBritish intervention in Afghanistan in 1839-42.



FORTESCUE’S HISTORY OFTHE BRITISH ARMY: VOLUME

I

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The first volume in the Hon. J. W.Fortescue’s classic history of Britain’sarmy traces its history from Hastings in1066 to Marlborough’s last battle atMalplaquet.


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Vol II of Fortescue’s classic history of theBritish army covers the mid-18th centurywhen the foundations of the Empire werelaid from India to Canada.


III

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IV PART 2


IV PART 2

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Part 2 of Vol 4 of Fortescue’s classichistory covers the Napoleonic wars to1801.

Part 2 of Vol 4 of Fortescue’s classichistory covers the Napoleonic wars to1801.


IV PART I

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Vol IV of Fortescue’s classic history of theBritish Army covers the Revolutionaryand Napoleonic wars - a time of almostcontinual fighting and foreign deployment.


IX

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Against the background of Napoleon’sinvasion of Russia the Peninsular warrages. Vol IX of Fortescue’s British armyhistory sets the war in its Europeancontext.


V

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VOl V of Fortescue’s classic history of theBritish army - the Napoleonic Wars goglobal.

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VI


VI

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VOl VI of Fortescue’s classic history ofthe British army deals with Copenhagenand the beginnings of the Peninsular War.

VOl VI of Fortescue’s classic history ofthe British army deals with Copenhagenand the beginnings of the Peninsular War.


VII

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VOl VII of Fortescue’s classic history ofthe British army deals with the PeninsulaWar and worldwide naval operations.


VIII

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VOl VIII of Fortescue’s classic history ofthe British army covers the height of thePeninsular War and a string ofWellington’s victories, plus the 1812 Waragainst the United States


X

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XI


XI

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Vol XI of Fortescue’s British army history(1815-38) is taken up with the life of therecruit in the post-Waterloo army; and aseries of small wars in Neapal, Ceylon,Burma and Africa.

Vol XI of Fortescue’s British army history(1815-38) is taken up with the life of therecruit in the post-Waterloo army; and aseries of small wars in Neapal, Ceylon,Burma and Africa.


XII

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Vol. XII of Fortescue’s British armyhistory (1839-52) covers wars inAfghanistan and the Khyber pass andmutinies in Australasia.


XIII

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Vol XIII of Fortescue’s British armyhistory covers the VIctorian mid-19thcentury and fighting is fierce: the Crimea,the Persian war, and the Indian Mutiny areall here, as are lesser campaigns fromAbyssinia to New Zealand.

FORTESCUE’S HISTORY OFTHE BRITISH ARMY : Map

Compendium

30394 £22.99

The Hon. J. W. FortescueMap Compendium of all 144 colourmaps & plans from the six separatemap volumes that accompanied Sir

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An amalgamation of all six separate mapvolumes in a single binding containing thecomplete set of large maps whichaccompanied Fortescue’s History of theBritish Army. This work, which is anevergreen classic, covers the history of theBritish Army from the Norman Conquestdown to the Cardwell reforms of 1870,when commission by purchase was finallyabolished. Refer to website for full listingof maps

FOUR YEARS’ SERVICE ININDIA (PUNJAB CAMPAIGN

1848-49)

8461 £14.50

By a Private Soldier (Corporal Ryder,32nd Foot)

2005 N&M Press reprint (of original1853 pub). SB. viii + 209pp with 2

maps.Published Price £14.50

A rare personal acount of an ordinaryBritish private soldier’s service in India -covering campaigns against the Afghansand the Sikhs.,including the siege ofMooltan.

FIELD GUNS IN FRANCE

7063 £6.99

Lt-Col Neil Fraser-Tytler2003 N&M Press reprint (original

pub 1922). SB. 255pp with fourmaps.


A series of letters from a batterycommander (4.5-inch howitzers) to hisfather describing the artillery war invarious operations in which his batterywas involved. The author makes clear heenjoyed killing the Hun.

FIELD SERVICE POCKETBOOK 1914 (Reprinted, with

Amendments, 1916.)

6672 £9.99

General Staff, War Office August 19142003 N & M Press reprint (original

1914) SB. xii + 290ppPublished Price £11.50

Official War Office handbook issued to allOfficers and NCO’s in the Great War.Details all the average Tommy needed toknow about his own - and other- armies.

THE FIFTH ARMY IN MARCH1918

7164 £8.99

W. Shaw Sparrow.2003. N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1921, 2nd revised edition). SB.

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An account of the German attack on theBritish Fifth Army on 21st March 1918and the ensuing few days.



FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1914Vol I. OFFICIAL HISTORY OF

THE GREAT WAR.

28293 £35.00

Brigadier-General J. E. Edmonds2021 reprint of 3rd Revised Edition,1933. SB. xxix + 529 pp with two

endpaper maps, 21 sketch maps and51 appendices.

Describes the opening weeks of the War,the Battle of Mons, the retreat to the Seine,the Marne, the Aisne and the transfer ofthe BEF to Flanders, August-October1914. Appendices contain organisationand Order of Battle details of opposingforces, operation orders andcorrespondence between Kitchener andFrench.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1914Vol II. OFFICIAL HISTORY OF

THE GREAT WAR.

28294 £35.00

by J.E. Edmonds2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1925). SB. xlii + 441pp with twoend-paper and 16 sketch maps in full

colourThere are 45 appendices providingorder of battle detail and various

operation orders.

This volume covers operations atAntwerp, the arrival of the BEF inFlanders, La Bassée, Armentières,Messines and Ypres October-November1914. There is an introductory chapterwhich describes the expansion of thearmy; control of War Policy; themunitions situation; housing, equipmentand supply of the Army and New Armiesand provides a summary of expeditionsagainst the German colonies in 1914.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1915Vol 1. Winter 1914-15: Battle of

Neuve Chapelle: Battles of Ypres.OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE

GREAT WAR.

28295 £35.00

by J.E. Edmonds2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1927). SB. xlii + 441pp with twoend-paper and 19 sketch maps in full

colour

This volume covers the first five monthsof 1915, a year that brought little comfortto the BEF. In this account we read of theaffairs of Cuinchy, Givenchy and St Eloi,costly actions with little or no result. Themajor operations were the Battle of NeuveChapelle, and the battles of Ypres (SecondYpres) Gravenstafel Ridge, St Julien(during which gas was used for the firsttime on the Western Front), FrezenbergRidge and Bellewaarde Ridge. The twoother major British attacks in May, AubersRidge and Festubert are covered in thenext volume. There are 36 appendices,giving order of battle details and variousOperation Orders and samples ofcorrespondence.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1915.VOL II:Battles of Aubers Ridge,Festubert, and Loos. OFFICIAL

HISTORY OF THE GREATWAR.

28296 £35.00

by J.E. Edmonds2021 N & M Press reprint (original

pub 1928). SB. iii + 488 pp with withtwo endpapers and 42 sketch maps.

in full colour.

This volume completes the unhappy (forthe BEF) year of 1915, one described withgood reason as a year of disappointment.Its special interest is that it records the firstemployment of the Territorial and NewArmy divisions as complete formations ina major offensive and the first Britishemployment of gas. It describes the Battlesof Aubers Ridge, a disaster that cost11,500 casualties in a day; Festubert inwhich initial success could not beexploited; and Loos (including theHohenzollern Redoubt) in which we firstused gas, with mixed results, and in whichwe failed to make progress. Our casualtiesin the battle (25 September-16 October)amounted to nearly 50,400. Total battlelosses for 1915 were 285,000 comparedwith 90,000 for the five months of 1914.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1916.VOL I. Sir Douglas Haig' s

Command to the 1st July: Battle ofthe Somme. OFFICIAL HISTORY

OF THE GREAT WAR.

28297 £35.00

by J.E. Edmonds2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1932). SB. xxxvi + 523pp withwith two endpapers and 25 sketch

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This volume covers the first six and a halfmonths of Haig's command of the BEF,culminating with the opening day of theSomme. Prior to that it gives acomprehensive account of the expansionand reorganization of the BEF fromAugust 1914 to July 1916 as well asdetails of the bitter fighting on the Britishfront from 19 December 1915 to 13 June1916. The description of each action isfollowed by the German account. Afterdiscussion of the plans and preparationsfor the offensive the history devotes theremaining 180 plus pages to the 1st July, acorps by corps, division by divisionaccount of that first day beginning on theright with XIII Corps which achieved theonly British success on that fearful day.German accounts are given andappendices provide order of battle details.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1916.VOL II. 2nd July 1916 to the end of

the Battles of the Somme.OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE

GREAT WAR.

28298 £35.00

by Capt Wilfred Miles.2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1925). SB. xxvii + 548pp withwith two endpapers and 16 sketch


This volume covers the whole SommeOffensive from the day after the openingattacks on 1st July to its conclusion inNovember 1916. Apart from detailedanalysis of the battles- including thesubsidiary but catastrophic attack atFromelles- other subjects treated are theChantilly Conference, operation elsewhereon the British front, transportationproblems and tactics employed during thebattles. A very comprehensive account ofa grim 4 months .

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1916.VOL I. APPENDICES. OFFICIAL


28307 £14.50

Compiled by Brigadier Sir JamesEdmonds.

2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1932). SB. viii + 232pp.

Twenty-six appendices of documentsconcerning Allied plans for 1916; plan andpreparations for the Somme offensive,including tactical instructions; orders forthe brilliant raid carried out by 5th and 7thCanadian Infantry Battalions on La PetiteDouve Farm in November 1915; andexamples of corps, divisional and brigadeoperation orders as well as instructions forartillery fire support.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1916.VOL II APPENDICES. OFFICIAL


28308 £14.50


2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1938). SB. x + 119pp .

Thirty-three appendices containing variousGHQ and Army instructions issued duringthe Battles of the Somme (from 2 Julyonwards); examples of operation ordersfrom corps, division and artillery;operation orders for the dawn attack on 14July and for Flers-Courcelette with specialinstructions for the tanks, going into actionfor the first time; certain artillery and gunammunition statistics; British and Germanorders of battle.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1917.VOL I. The German Retreat to theHindenburg Line and the Battle ofArras. OFFICIAL HISTORY OF

THE GREAT WAR.

28299 £35.00

by Capt Cyril Falls.2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1925). SB. xxvii + 548pp withwith two endpapers and 16 sketch


Held to be the best written of all theofficial histories of operations on theWestern Front begins with a review of theallied prospects for 1917 as discussed atthe Chantilly Conference and then coversthe first five months of 1917: theoperations on the Ancre in Jan/Feb, theGerman withdrawal and the British ArrasOffensive April - May 1917 Vimy, thebattles of the Scarpe (3), of Bullecourt (2),and of Arleux.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1917.VOL I. APPENDICES. OFFICIAL


28309 £14.50


2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1940). SB. xi + 158pp

Volume I of 1917 covers the Germanretreat to the Hindenburg Line and theBattles of Arras, and this volume ofappendices contains a selection of relevantmaterial such as operational orders andplans, correspondence, conference recordsand resolutions, texts of agreements, etcwhich would otherwise `clutter' up themain volume. There is a wealth ofinformation here which is extremelyrevealing as to the amount of detailinvolved in staff work from army down tobrigade level.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1917.VOL II. Messines and Third Ypres

(Passchendaele). OFFICIALHISTORY OF THE GREAT

WAR.

28300 £35.00

by Brig-Gen Sir JE Edmonds.2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1948). SB. xxii + 489 pp + 8 ofillus., 29 sketch maps and one map

in full colour

Messines opened on the morning of 7 June1917 with the tremendous explosion ofnineteen mines, nearly one million poundsof explosive. It was the preliminary toThird Ypres which began on 31 July andfinally came to a halt on November 10th inthe appalling conditions forever associatedwith the name Passchendaele. Thepreparation of this volume caused much illwill between Edmonds and Capt G.C.Wynne, one of the team of authors whohad been responsible for the first draft.Edmonds redrafted it as he felt Wynne hadbeen too critical of Haig. For his partWynne requested his name should bewithdrawn from any connection with thefinal version – which came out underEdmonds's name.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1917.Vol III. The Battle of Cambrai.OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE

GREAT WAR.

28301 £35.00

by Capt Wilfred Miles.2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1925). SB. xxvii + 548pp withwith two endpapers and 16 sketch


One of the best of the Official Historyvolumes. Cambrai, where tanks were firstused en masse, was initially a greatvictory; the church bells rang out incelebration. Within a few days theGermans had struck back and victoryturned to ashes and Douglas Haig orderedan enquiry into the disaster. A veryreadable account of a most importantbattle.


Over 7000 military books available online at www.naval-military-press.com Telephone : 01825 749494FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1918

VOL I. The German MarchOffensive And Its Preliminaries.OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE

GREAT WAR.

28302 £35.00

by Brig-Gen Sir JE Edmonds.20201 N & M Press reprint (original

pub 1935). SB. xxx + 569 pp withwith two endpapers and 20 sketch


This volume gives an account of the greatGerman Offensive, which began on 21stMarch, with its preliminaries from bothsides’ point of view, and covers events upto and including 26th March. That was thedate of the Doullens Conference whenGeneral Foch, Chief of Staff of the FrenchArmy was given the task of co-ordinatingAllied operations on the Western Front.The first few chapters review thepreliminaries including the failure of theGovernment to be prepared for Russia'swithdrawal from the war, despitewarnings; Allied plans for 1918; thesituation in Italy following the Italiandefeat at Caporetto; the creation of theVersailles Supreme War Council, and,most important, the reduction of theinfantry in the division from twelve to ninebattalions, the lack of reinforcementscombined with the removal of Sir WilliamRobertson as CIGS. German plans arediscussed and then follows the account ofthe fighting which takes up ten of theeleven remaining chapters. The finalchapter deals with the DoullensConference.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1918.VOL II. March-April:

Continuation Of The GermanOffensives. OFFICIAL HISTORY

OF THE GREAT WAR

28303 £35.00

by Brig-Gen Sir JE Edmonds.2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1925). SB. xxvii + 548pp withwith two endpapers and 16 sketch


This second volume of the events of 1918takes the story from 27th March up to andincluding 30th April. During these fiveweeks the German offensive on theSomme was brought to a halt in front ofAmiens on 4th April. At this pointLudendorff switched his main effort to theLys in an endeavour to seize Hazebrouck,the hub of the BEF communications. Thisattack, too, failed and Ludendorff broke itoff on 30th April. The volume concludeswith a very useful chapter of reflections inwhich the momentous events are analysedin some detail, including an account of thesupersession of General Sir Hubert Gough,the commander of Fifth Army which borethe brunt of the first days of the enemyoffensive. There are also very full notes oncasualties and on ammunition receipts andexpenditure.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1918.VOL III. May-July: The German

Diversion Offensives and FirstAllied Counter-Attack. OFFICIAL


28304 £35.00

by Brig-Gen Sir JE Edmonds.2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1939). SB. xxiii + 385 pp withwith two 1ndpapers and 17 sketch

maps. in full colourPublished Price £35

This volume covers the period 1 May-6August 1918 and is principally concernedwith the German offensives in the Frenchsector and the French counter-attack -Battle of the Aisne (27th May-6th June)involving the British IX Corps underFrench command; Battles of the Marne(20th July-2nd August) with XXII Corpsand 15th and 34th Divisions under Frenchcommand. In between were minor BEFoperations in Flanders and round VillersBretonneux. The volume ends on the eveof the Allied offensive at Amiens on 8thAugust. Appendices contain order of battledetails and directives, operation orders(French and British), letters andinstructions and other communicationsbetween the senior commanders.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1918.VOL IV. 8th August - 26th

September. The Franco-BritishOffensive. OFFICIAL HISTORY

OF THE GREAT WAR.

28305 £35.00

by Brig-Gen Sir JE Edmonds.2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1947). SB. xxv + 623 pp withwith two endpapers and 30 sketch


This volume opens with "the black day ofthe German Army", 8th August, the Battleof Amiens, the beginning of the lasthundred days, and takes the story up to 26September when the British Armies werelined up opposite the main Hindenburgposition. It includes the preparations forFourth Army's assault at Amiens; the entryof First and Third Armies into the battleon 21 August; the Australian Corps'amazing feat of arms in the capture ofMont St Quentin and that of the CanadianCorps in the breaking of the Drocourt-Queant Line. Second and Fifth Armies'advance in Northern France and Flandersis also covered. This was a period ofsteady advance and relentless pressure onthe German Army.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1918.VOL V. 26th September - 11th

November. The Advance toVictory. OFFICIAL HISTORY OF

THE GREAT WAR.

28306 £35.00


2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1925). SB. xxvii + 548pp withwith two endpapers and 16 sketch


This volume covers the final phase of thewar on the Western Front. The BritishArmy operations can be divided into threemain parts: Fourth and Third Armies andthe right wing of the First in the south -Canal du Nord, Selle, Sambre; SecondArmy's separate offensive in Flanders;and the advance of Fifth Army and the leftof First which formed the connecting linkbetween the other two, co-operating fromtime to time in the battles of itsneighbours. To complete the picture theactivities of the American, Belgian andFrench Armies are described briefly innotes at the end of various chapters.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM 1918.VOL I. APPENDICES.

OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THEGREAT WAR.

28310 £14.50


2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1935). SB.viii + 148pp.

Thirty-two appendices with documentsreferring to problems and intentions of theAllies at the beginning of 1918; Germanplans for an offensive; British defensivemeasures taken on the British Third andFifth Army fronts; and certain operationorders issued during the fighting 21st-26thMarch.

TRANSPORTATION ON THEWESTERN FRONT 1914-18.


28892 £35.00

Colonel AM Henniker2021 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1937). SB. xxxiv + 531pp +16

sketch maps.

A most important contribution to thehistory of the war on the Western Front,describing the vital part played bytransportation - railways, roads, clocksand canals. It reveals some of the maintransport questions that arose and theorganisation that was set up to deal withthem, an organisation that combined anumber of services into one single onecalled Transportation, under a DirectorGeneral the first and best known of whomwas a civilian railway manager sent out toFrance and given the honorary rank ofMajor General, Sir Eric Geddes.

GALLIPOLI OFFICIALHISTORY OF THE GREAT WAR

OTHER THEATRES:Volume 1 & Volume 1 Appendices

30569 £35.00

Brig-Gen C. F Aspinall-Oglander2011 N & M Press reprint (original

pub 1929). viii + 380 pp + 19 ofillus. + 20 Sketch Maps (17 in

colour). + Appendices(original pub1929). vii + 77 pp

This second volume in the two-part historyof the tragically flawed Gallipoli campaigntakes the story from May 1915 through thesubsidiary landings and the bitter laterfighting, down to the brilliantly successfulwithdrawal. Complete with the 77 pageappendix volume.

GALLIPOLI OFFICIALHISTORY OF THE GREAT WAR

OTHER THEATRES:Volume 2 & Volume 2 Appendices

30570 £35.00

by Brig Gen C. E. Aspinall-Oglander2022 N & M Press reprint (original

pub 1932). xv + 517 pp + 19 of illus.+ 34 of sketch maps (33 in colour). +

Appendices (original pub 1932).85pp

This second volume in the two-part historyof the tragically flawed Gallipoli campaigntakes the story from May 1915 through thesubsidiary landings and the bitter laterfighting, down to the brilliantly successfulwithdrawal. Complete with the 85 pageappendix volume.

“GAS!” The Story of the SpecialBrigade

5255 £11.99

by Maj-Gen C.H Foulkes2001 N & M reprint (original 1934).SB. xv + 361pp with 21 full colour

illus 7 maps and two graphsPublished Price £25

Gas was first used by the British at Loos1915. This book describes gas operationson the Western front, the planning,organising and training of what came to beknown as The Special Brigade (RE),written by the man responsible for it andwho was the adviser at GHQ on gaswarfare.

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GERMAN 88-MM ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN

GERMAN 88-MM ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN

7070 £7.99

2003 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1943). SB.183pp with 118

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War Dept Washington 29 June 1943War Dept Washington 29 June 19432003 N&M Press reprint (original

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The famous German ‘eighty-eight’ anti-aircraft gun in complete detail, with manydetailed photographs and drawings.

The famous German ‘eighty-eight’ anti-aircraft gun in complete detail, with manydetailed photographs and drawings.


FORTESCUE’S ATLAS A Complete Gathering of all Colour Maps & Battle Plans from Sir John Fortescue’s

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A full gathering of the 374 valuable colour maps, extracted from Sir John Fortescue’s celebrated History of the British Army, this is a work that to this day remains the greatest masterpiece in the field

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OMAN’S ATLAS OF THE PENINSULAR WAR

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The full assembly of all 98 colour maps and plans (plus seven in black and white) from Sir Charles Oman’s History of the Peninsular War.

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Military Cartography at its very best FOUR IMPORTANT MILITARY ATLASES

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Von SchliEFfen’S CANNAE atlas

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War in the air Supplementary Map volume

Being the story of the part played in the Great War by the Royal Air Force

SB A4 124pp with 82 valuable maps (many in colour) 2020 N&MP Reprint of 1922-37 Original Editions

A full collection of the 82 valuable maps (many in colour) together in one volume, extracted from The Official Great

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THE GERMAN ARMY 1939-1945Organisation and Personnel

6705 £19.99

David Westwood2003 N & M Press publication.

SB. 418pp.Published Price £38

The German Army organisation down toCorps level 1939-1945. Includes divisionswithin Corps. Complete presentation ofthe higher echelon of the German Army.

THE FIFTH IN THE GREATWAR. A History of the 1st & 2ndNorthumberland Fusiliers, 1914

-1918

7420 £12.99

Brig. H. R. Sandilands310pp, portraits, plates, maps, sb

2002 N&MP Reprint of 1932Original Edition .With the separateand rare map volume bound in to

this reprint.Published Price £24

The Northumberland Fusiliers (NF) raisedmore battalions during the war than anyother of the regular army regiments - 51 inall - and its total of dead was the highest,16000. This history, however, isconcerned only with the two regularbattalions, the 1st which was inPortsmouth in August 1914, and the 2ndwhich was in India.

FIRST OR GRENADIERGUARDS 2nd and 3rd BattalionsIN SOUTH AFRICA 1899-1902

8452 £9.99

Brigadier-General F. Lloyd & BrevetMajor Hon. A. Russell

2005 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1907). SB. 252ppPublished Price £18

Battalion history of the Grenadier Guardsin the Boer War in which the 2nd fought inthe Orange Free State, sustaining heavycasualties in the battle of BIddulphsberg.

FLYING SECTION 17

25085 £7.99

Haupt Heydemarck (Tranlated by ClaudW Sykes)

Softback 178 pagesPublished Price £12.99

Second volume in a trilogy of Germanaerial observer Haupt Heydemarck’s GreatWar flying memoirs, based on his owncombat reports, and illustrated with thephotos he took as part of his duties. Vividand stimulating.

GERMAN CONCENTRATIONCAMPS

6594 £4.99

G-2 Counter Intelligence Sub-Division2010 N&M Press reprint (original

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A reproduction of a confidentialcyclostyled list compiled by MIRS(London Branch) and issued by G-2(Counter Intelligence Sub-Divison) of theSupreme Headquarters AlliedExpeditionary Force in 1944. It attemptedto compile the names, locations andpertinent data of confirmed, reported oralleged detention centres in Axis Europewhich came within the elastic definition ofthe term “Concentration Camp”. Thereport covers camps in the Baltic States,Belgium, Bulgaria, Channel Islands,Danzig, Denmark, France, Germany,Greece, Holland, Hungary, Italy, Norway,Poland, Slovakia and Yugoslavia.

THE GERMAN POLICE

6879 £25.00

Supreme Headquarters AlliedExpeditionary Forces (SHAEF)

2003 N & M Press reprint of 1945original Edition. SB. 394pp 52

full colour plates 16 b&willustrations.


German Police organisation including theGestapo, SD and SiPo plus colour uniformplates and colour document plates.

GERMAN REPORT SERIES:GERMAN CAMPAIGN INRUSSIA - PLANNING AND

OPERATIONS 1940-1942

6660 £5.99

Written by German officers in Americancaptivity

2003 N & M Press reprint of originalEdition . SB. vii + 187pp maps


An essential insight into why Hitler’sinvasion of Russia failed. This study wasone of a series written by German officersin US captivity who had helped plan‘Operation Barbarossa’ and here describeit in detail.

GERMAN REPORT SERIES:GERMAN NORTHERN

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6659 £6.99


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Invaluable record, compiled by Germanofficers in US captivity, of the 1940Norway campaign and Finnish-Germanco-operation in the war against Russia in1941-45.

GERMAN REPORT SERIES:THE GERMAN CAMPAIGN INTHE BALKANS (Spring 1941)

6656 £5.99


2003 N & M Press reprint of originalEdition . SB. ix + 161pp maps


Expert description and analysis of Hitler’sBalkans campaigns in the spring of 1941,one of a series written by German officersin US captivity

GET TOUGH! IN COLOURHow To Win In Hand To Hand

Fighting - Combat Edition

25865 £18.99

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Fully illustrated and enhanced withcolorised images this is a new edition ofwhat is recognised as one of the classicmanuals of unarmed combat, it will besure to delight all martial art enthusiasts.Get Tough! is the fully illustrated manualof lethal unarmed combat methods taughtto British and US Special Forces in theSecond World War by Major WEFairbairn, co-inventor of the Sykes-Fairbairn knife, and senior instructor toWW2’s Special Forces. The methods usedin this book should only be employedwhen life is in danger from an attacker,since correctly applied they can kill ormaim an opponent.Captain W. E. Fairbairn would haveapproved of this new colour version, thatgives an illustrative clarity to the original,that was lacking in previous monochromereprints of his work.

THE GLOUCESTERSHIREREGIMENT IN THE WAR 1914

-1918

6789 £11.99

Everard Wyrall2003 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1931). SB. ix + 357pp with oneb/w portrait picture frontispiece and

20 mapsPublished Price £22

The records of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd (SpecialReserve) and the 4th, 5th and 6th (FirstLine T.A.) Battalions, that is all the pre-war battalions. All (apart from the 3rd)served on the Western Front, the 2nd alsoserved in Macedonia, and the threeTerritorial battalions spent the last year ofthe war in Italy.

THE GREAT WAR IN WESTAFRICA

7307 £9.99

Brigadier-General E. Howard. Gorges,Commandant West African Regt.1914-16.2004 N&M Press reprint (oforiginalpub ). SB 284pp with 15 maps andnumerous contemporary photos.


Full account of a forgotten campaign ofthe Great War - the successful alliedoperations against German Togoland andthe Cameroons in West Africa. Profuselyillustrated with 191 photographs.

GUARDS DIVISION IN THEGREAT WAR

5362 £16.99

by C. Headlam2001. SB. N & M Press reprint

(original 1924). two volumes (339and 369 pp) 19 B&W maps


Formed in France in August 1915. Its firstaction was Loos and from then on it wasseldom out of the fighting. Undoubtedlyone of the finest fighting formations of thewar. 44,333 casualties of whom 13,981dead. Fifteen VCs. Includes an account ofthe 4th Guards Brigade before theformation of the division and after thebrigade was reformed in Feb 1918. Orderof battle, succession of commanders andstaff, origin and history of Guards MGRegiment and Entrenching Battalion.



FRANCE, SPAIN AND THE RIF(Rif War, also called the Second

Moroccan War 1922-26)

30310 £9.99

Walter B Harris2021 N&M Press reprint (original

pub 1927). SB xii+338pp + Plates &Maps


A rare English account of an important butoften forgotten colonial conflict: the RifWar in Morocco in the 1920s in whichSpain and France fought a long andbruising rebellion by Berber rebels undertheir charismatic leader Abdel Krim,whose tactics had a great influence overother anti-colonial guerilla leaders.

A GUIDE TO BRITISH CAVALRYUNIFORMS AND BADGESIn Old Prints, Pictures and

Postcards, 1660 to 1914

30206 £9.99

Ray WestlakeSB 94 pages colour throughout


In “A Guide to British Cavalry Uniformsand Badges” the 8th of his ‘Guides’ seriesRay has found a cornucopia of 143Military Costume prints that arereproduced in colour, covering eachBritish cavalry regiment they are bothinformative, and a delight to look at, allsupported by a well chosen and valuabledescriptions to each image that all have awell chosen descriptive text to accompanythem.

A GUIDE TO THE BRITISHARMY’S LINE INFANTRY

REGIMENTS 1881 TO 1914

28380 £18.00

Ray WestlakeSoftback 232 pages illustrated in

colour throughoutPublished Price £28

The purpose of this book is to set out in aneasily readable and well-illustrated formthe structure of each line infantry regimentfrom 1881 up until the beginning of theFirst World War, an arrangement whichcan often be seen referred to as the‘Regimental Family’.

A GUIDE TO THE BRITISHARMY’S NUMBERED INFANTRY

REGIMENTSof 1751-1881

27328 £18.00

Ray WestlakeSoftback 136 pages Illustrations,most of them in colour A Naval &

Military Press PublicationPublished Price £28

A New “Westlake” classic! This book, thefirst in a series of British Army ‘Guides’,deals with the numbered regiments thatexisted between 1751, when the Britishinfantry was ordered to discard theircolonels’ names as titles and be known infuture by number only (1st Regiment ofFoot, 2nd Regiment of Foot etc), and 1881when numerical designations werereplaced by the now familiar territorialnames such as the Hampshire Regiment orMiddlesex Regiment.

A GUIDE TO THE BRITISHHOME SERVICE HELMET AND

ITS BADGES 1878 - 1914

29858 £18.00

Ray Westlake112 pages. Full colour throughout ANaval & Military Press Publication


A Guide to the British Home ServiceHelmet and its Badges, 1878-1914, comescomplete with some 419 illustrations ofactual helmets, helmet plates and peoplewearing them. Good quality photographs,along with artwork provided by leadingmilitary artists such as Richard Simkin,Harry Payne, Ernest Ibbetson, EdgarHolloway, PW Reynolds, Frank Feller,Frank Dadd and Richard Caton Woodville.

A GUIDE TO THE VOLUNTEERTRAINING CORPS 1914 1918

28153 £18.00

Ray Westlake154 pages. SB. Full colour

throughout A Naval & Military PressPublication


A regular question put to Ray Westlakeduring his fifty or more years writing andresearching Britain’s auxiliary forces hasbeen, ‘Where can I find a list givingdetails of the several Volunteer TrainingCorps units raised during the early monthsof the Great War?’ True, the post-1915years that saw the smaller companiesmerged into battalions, and laterregiments, has been adequately covered inthe several Volunteer Lists available. Butwhat about the ‘Citizens’ corps, or the‘Fencibles’, the ‘Defence’ organisations,the ‘Village Guards’; those raised byshooting, cricket, golf or football clubs, orby railway companies, factories orathletes, businessmen or old schoolfellows? The answer, until now, hasregrettably been there is none.

A GUIDE TO THEVOLUNTEERS OF ENGLAND

1859-1908

27786 £18.00

Ray Westlake178 pages, SB. Full colour

throughout A Naval & Military PressPublication


In A Guide to the Volunteers of England1859–1908, the second of his ‘Guides’series, Ray Westlake deals with theVolunteer Force of 1859 to 1908, thepredecessors of the future TerritorialArmy. Well known for his valuableresearch into this important aspect ofBritish Army history, the author presentsdetails of the several branches of theVictorian system that saw men from allwalks of life give up their spare time toprepare for any invasion, should it takeplace.

THE HISTORY OF THE RIFLEBRIGADE (THE PRINCE

CONSORT’S OWN), FORMERLYTHE 95TH

6415 £16.00

Sir William H. Cope, Bart., LateLieutenant

SB xxvi+537pp.plates,plans ,5coloured plates (of uniform) 2002N&MP Reprint of 1877 Original

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Standard, definitive history of the RB fromraising in 1800-1874 inc. extensiveservices Peninsula & Waterloo, KaffirWars, Crimea, Indian Mutiny, Ashanti1873-74. Awards roll.

GUIDE TO THE WAR REGIONSOF FRANCE AND BELGIUM

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30213 £12.99

SB 187 pp with illustrations &maps ,colour throughout 2021

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Published in the 1920s by Goodrich tyrecompany, ‘Guide to the War Regions ofFrance & Belgium’ was aimed at therelatively new phenomenon and theindependent motorist. Packed with usefulinformation including coloured maps,photographs, together with advice formotorists and details of seventeen differentwar regions, each with map, route, hotels,historical and economic accounts, a shorthistory of the operations and war facts.These war regions include: The Marne,Champagne, Verdun, Nancy, Vosges,Alsace, Lorraine, Ardennes, Belgium,Yser, Artois, Picardy, Chemin-des-Dames,Somme, Cambrai, Arras and Ypres.Unlike our reprint of ‘The White CrossTouring Atlas of the Western Battlefields’that is concerned with visiting the wargraves of the fallen, this guide is angledtowards the battlefield tourist.

HANDBOOK OF ENEMYAMMUNITION: War Office

Pamphlet No 15; GermanAmmunition Markings and

Nomenclature

6430 £14.99

War Office 24 May 19452002 N&M Press reprint (original

pub1946). 50pp SB with 10 colourand 2 b/w plates,


This is a rare publication which includesall that was known about Germanammunition in the immediate aftermath ofthe war, and is used as a source book bymany later publications.



HANDS OFF! IN COLOURSELF-DEFENCE FOR WOMEN -

Urban Protection Edition

25864 £17.99

Captain W. E. Fairbairn2021 N&M Press reprint of original

edition with 60 colourised andenhanced photographs. SB. 52pp.

Illustrated.

As valid today as it was when it was firstpublished, the content of this self-defencemanual will give a degree of confidence tothe 21st century woman as she navigatesthe the urban landscape.

Originally published during the SecondWorld War, “Hands Off!” shows theemancipated woman how to deal with any“unpleasant” situation which wouldimmeasurably increase their efficiency inthe War Effort. The methods of self-defence were especially selected for useby women, taking into account theirdisadvantages of weight, build andstrength.

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A HISTORY OF THENORTHUMBERLANDFUSILIERS 1674-1902

1989 £11.99

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colour plates (depicting uniform)2001 N&MP Reprint of 1919


The 5th Foot. Raised in Holland in 1674 asan Irish regiment. Officially British Army1688. N America, Canada, S America, WIndies, the Peninsular War, India (threeVCs during the Mutiny) and S AfricanWar where story ends in 1902.

THE HISTORY OF THENORFOLK REGIMENT

4th August 1914 to 31st December1918

6907 £18.99

F. Loraine Petre2003 N&M Press reprint (original

pub ND). SB. xix + 454pp with twofull-page maps and 31 sketch maps in

text; 21 illus incl colour platesPublished Price £35

The history of the Regiment during thewar, taking each battalion in turn.Battalions served on the Western Front, inGallipoli, Egypt and Palestine.

HISTORICAL RECORDS OFTHE BUFFS (East Kent Regiment)

3rd Foot 1914-1919

7476 £14.99

R.S.H.Moody2002 N&M Press reprint (original

pub1922). SB. xx + 554pp with twocolour and 12 b/w plates, 25 maps in

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War record of the eight active battalions,on the Western Front, in Macedonia,Mesopotamia, India, Aden and Palestine.During the Great War eight battalions ofthe regiment went on active service andanother seven (including 1st GarrisonBattalion) served at home. No less than32,000 men passed through the ranks ofthe regiment of whom some 6,000 died;forty-eight battle honours were awardedand one VC.

THE HISTORY OF COASTARTILLERY IN THE BRITISH

ARMY

5958 £11.99

Col. K. W. Maurice-Jones2005 N&M Press reprint (original

pub 1957). SB. xvi + 324pp with 17maps


Comprehensive history of the coastalartillery defences of Britain and the BritishEmpire from 1603 to 1956. Supported by17 maps.

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The HISTORY OF GENERALSIR CHARLES NAPIER’S

CONQUEST OF SCINDE 1843

The HISTORY OF GENERALSIR CHARLES NAPIER’S

CONQUEST OF SCINDE 1843

7308 £9.99

2004 N & M Press reprint (original1857). SB.361 pp +5 maps


Lieut. Gen. Sir W. F. P. NapierLieut. Gen. Sir W. F. P. Napier2004 N & M Press reprint (original

1857). SB.361 pp +5 mapsPublished Price £14.50

An account of Sir Charles Napier’s 1843conquest of Sind (or Scinde) by his brotherWilliam, bitterly critical of CharlesNapier’s British foes.

An account of Sir Charles Napier’s 1843conquest of Sind (or Scinde) by his brotherWilliam, bitterly critical of CharlesNapier’s British foes.

HISTORY OF THE 17th(ARMOURED CAR) TANK

BATTALION DURING BATTLEOF 1918

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The 17th Battalion arrived in France inApril 1918. Its first operations were insupport of the French Army in June. Itreturned to the British Army in August andwas very successful at the Battle ofAmiens. The Austin Armoured cars weretowed in pairs by tanks across thebattlefield. Once they reached betterground on the other side of the lines, theyranged freely. A German Corpsheadquarters 10 miles back was capturedand German reserves, artillery and supplylines were shot up. The 17th was the firstBritish unit to cross the Rhine in 1918.This is a very good Battalion history thatis scarce in its original printing.

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Crown Prince Wilhelm2005 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1922). SB. 299pp with 24 illu


This is the autobiography of the CrownPrince Wilhelm from his earliest days tohis departure to Holland immediately afterthe armistice. An enlightening picture ofthe political and military scene inGermany during the Great War. TheCrown Prince was regarded by the Britishduring the Great War as a figure ofridicule, known to them as ‘Little Willy’.


Over 7000 military books available online at www.naval-military-press.com Telephone : 01825 749494 JOURNAL OF THE

WATERLOO CAMPAIGN

6826 £16.99

by General Cavalie Mercer2003 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1870). in two vols. xx i+ 369pp

& vi i+ 347pp sbPublished Price £22

Detailed account of service in the artillery,considered by some to be the bestnarrative of the Waterloo campaign by aparticipant (commanding 9th Brigade RA)

THE KAISER’S MEMOIRS

9297 £8.99

Wilhelm II. Emperor of Germany 1888-1918. Trans by Thomas R.Ybarra

2005 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1922). SB. 370pp with portrait

picture frontispiecePublished Price £14.50

In these memoirs the Kaiser reminiscesabout his thirty year reign, seeking tojustify events and the decisions he took.

KOREA 1950-1953, PRISONERSOF WAR, THE BRITISH ARMY

3563 £4.99

by Peter Gaston.SB. 28pp

Lists of all personnel, by regiments, takenprisoner with, in most cases, the finalclassification of those whose fate wasinitially uncertain, e.g. ‘Missing believedkilled’ or ‘Missing.

THE LAST OF THETASMANIANS, or The Black War

of Van Diemen’s Land

9207 £11.99

James Bonwick, F.R.G.S.2006 reprint by Rediscovery Books

SBPublished Price £18

The Black War is a term used to describe aperiod of conflict between BritishColonists and Tasmanian Aborigines inthe early nineteenth century, the conflicthad such impact on the TasmanianAboriginal population that they werereported to have been exterminated.

LETTERS of COLONEL SIRAUGUSTUS SIMON FRAZER

KCB COMMANDING THEROYAL HORSE ARTILLERYDURING THE PENINSULAR

AND WATERLOO CAMPAIGNS

2532 £12.99

Edited by Major General Edward SabineSB. xx + 645 pages with 3 maps.

New Index by S. Monick2001 N&MP Reprint of 1859


A full and vivid account of the PeninsulaWar and the Waterloo campaign as theyhappened in some 180 letters to his familywritten by Col. Frazer, commander of theHorse Artillery in both conflicts.

OLD SOLDIERS NEVER DIE

3670 £9.95

by Frank Richards, DCM, MM.2003 reprint (first pub 1933). SB.

324pp.

One of the finest of all published memoirsof the Great War, truly a classic of itskind .A tribute to the army that died on theWestern Front in 1914.

THE NAVAL BRIGADE INSOUTH AFRICA DURING THE

YEARS 1877-78-79

5915 £9.99

Fleet-Surgeon Henry F. Norbury2004 N&M Press reprint (original

pub 1880). SB. x+ 307ppPublished Price £18

An account of the actions of the NavalBrigade from ‘HMS Active’ in SouthAfrica’s Kaffir and Zulu wars in 1877-79.Written by the Brigade’s principal medicalofficer.

LITTLE WARSA game for boys from twelve yearsof age to one hundred and fifty andfor that more intelligent sort of girlwho likes boys’ games and books

27930 £12.99

H G WellsSB 111 pp + 11 full-page

Illustrations & Marginal drawings byJ R Sinclair 2019 N&MP Reprint of

1913 Original Edition

For his work on novels like War of theWorlds and The Island of Doctor Moreau,British author H.G. Wells is rightly laudedas a visionary. What often gets lostamongst the applause for his ideas onscience fiction though is another area inwhich he was a pioneer: the field oftabletop wargaming. Which, at least as faras we know it today, was basicallyinvented by Wells while he and a friendwere playing with toy soldiers.

MACHINE GUNS: Their historyand tactical employment (Being

also a history of the Machine GunCorps, 1916-1922)

7294 £11.99

Lieut.-Coil. Graham Seton Hutchinson, D.S.O., M.C.

2004 N&M Press reprint (oforiginalpub). SB. xvi + 349pp with numerous

contemporary photos & a maps.Published Price £18

An excellent combined history of theMachine Gun Corps in the Great War -and of the devastating weapon itself, andits development from early times.

7.99

THE MAHRATTA AND PINDARIWAR (India 1817)

THE MAHRATTA AND PINDARIWAR (India 1817)

7297 £7.99

2004 N&M Press reprint ( originalpub 1910 ). SB. 126pp with 10 maps

& plans.Published Price £18

Lieutenant-Col. R.G. Burton, 94thRussell’s Infantry, compiled for the

General Staff, India.

Lieutenant-Col. R.G. Burton, 94thRussell’s Infantry, compiled for the

General Staff, India.2004 N&M Press reprint ( original

pub 1910 ). SB. 126pp with 10 maps& plans.


Official account of the Mahratta warscompiled for the general Staff, India.Many fine maps and detailed sketches.

Official account of the Mahratta warscompiled for the general Staff, India.Many fine maps and detailed sketches.

MANUAL OF MILITARYBALLOONING

9215 £6.99

Captain B. R. Ward2006 reprint by Rediscovery Books

(original 1896). SB.121pp withseveral b&w plates .


Official army instructional manual on themilitary use of balloons and their history.Published by the Aldershot ballooningschool in 1896, this is the best publishedsource on ballooons in war.

THE INLAND WATERTRANSPORT INMESOPOTAMIA

5953 £9.99

Lieut-Col L. J. Hall ( author) Brig.-Gen.R.H.W. Hughes (Editor).

2004 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1921). SB. xx + 227pp with

2maps and 85 contemporary photos.Published Price £18

History of water transport to the Britisharmy along the rivers Tigris and Euphratesin Mesopotamia (Iraq) during the GreatWar. The problems sound very familiar.

THE MEMOIRS OF MARSHALFOCH

27331 £14.99

Translated by Colonel T. Bentley MottSB lviii+594pp 2019 N&MP Reprint

of 1931 Original EditionPublished Price £28

The memoirs of Marshal Foch areimportant to the overall study of the GreatWar. Written during the last years of hislife, they are personal memoirs that detailhis actions, his movements, his orders andhis thoughts, and his interpretation ofevents, some that modern historians mightnot altogether agree with.

THE MILITARY GUIDE FORYOUNG OFFICERS,

CONTAINING A SYSTEM OFTHE ART OF WAR 1776

9187 £14.99

Thomas SimesSB 363pp +184pp appendix “Military

Historical and ExplanatoryDictionary” with maps & plates ,2006

N&MP Reprint of 1776 secondEdition


Major and detailed military manual forBritish officers in 1776. Includeseverything from how to form a funeralparty to defending a fortress and a glossaryof military terms.

14.99

MILITARY SERVICE ANDADVENTURES IN THE FAR

EASTIncluding Sketches of the

Campaigns Against the Afghans in1839, and the Sikhs in 1845-6

MILITARY SERVICE ANDADVENTURES IN THE FAR

EASTIncluding Sketches of the

Campaigns Against the Afghans in1839, and the Sikhs in 1845-6

8469 £14.99

SB. 2 vols.,vi + 303pp + map & iv +293pp 2006 N&MP reprint of 1847

edition.Published Price £28

A Cavalry Officer (Lieut. Daniel HenryMackinnon 16th Lancers)

A Cavalry Officer (Lieut. Daniel HenryMackinnon 16th Lancers)

SB. 2 vols.,vi + 303pp + map & iv +293pp 2006 N&MP reprint of 1847

edition.Published Price £28

A two-volume memoir by a Cavalryofficer serving in the 1838-39 Afghan Warand the 1845-46 Sutlej camapign againstthe Sikhs. A full-blooded picture offighting in the Khyber Pass and on theNorth-West Frontier.

A two-volume memoir by a Cavalryofficer serving in the 1838-39 Afghan Warand the 1845-46 Sutlej camapign againstthe Sikhs. A full-blooded picture offighting in the Khyber Pass and on theNorth-West Frontier.



MOUNTAIN AND FLOODThe History of 52nd (Lowland)

Division

28279 £22.00

George Blake2020 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1950). SB xx+265 pp with 19maps in colour & 50 illustrations

The 52nd Lowland Division was one ofvery few "special" divisions of infantry, inthat it was trained for mountain warfare,although it spent much time after D-Daylocked in battle on the flat lands of theNorth European coastal plain. This historyof the division starts before the war inEngland, and goes on to describeoperations in France in 1940. For fouryears they then trained and waited, beforeforming part of 21st Army group, andfighting the Germans in France, Hollandand Germany. As with all good divisionalhistories, it is the story of men in battlethat counts, and this volume is noexception.

MY EXPERIENCES OF THEWAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND

GERMANY

6878 £18.99

Archibald Forbes2013 N&M Press reprint (original

pub 1871). SB. 979pp.Published Price £25

A contemporary description of the Franco-Prussian war by a war correspondent whowas there. Altogether a first classintroduction to a war which deserves moreinterest than it has so far received. Ifnothing else, it shows that the standard ofwar reporting now is not up to that of1870!

A NARRATIVE OF THEPENINSULAR CAMPAIGN 1807

-1814ITS BATTLES AND SIEGES

6690 £8.99

Lieut-General Sir W.F.P. Napier, abridgedby William T Dobson

2003 N & M Press reprint (originalpub1889). SB. viii + 408pp with ten

illus and one mapPublished Price £11.50

An abridged edition of William Naper’ssix-volume War in the Peninsula,describing the battles and sieges of thatcampaign 1807-1814

8.99

NARRATIVE OF THE LATEVICTORIOUS CAMPAIGN IN

AFGHANISTAN, UNDERGENERAL POLLOCK

NARRATIVE OF THE LATEVICTORIOUS CAMPAIGN IN

AFGHANISTAN, UNDERGENERAL POLLOCK

8579 £8.99

2005 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1844). SB. xi + 360pp with five


Lieutenant Greenwood, 31st RegimentLieutenant Greenwood, 31st Regiment2005 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1844). SB. xi + 360pp with five


A junior officer’s account of the 1842Afghanistan campaign to avenge themassacre of British soldiers and civiliansretrating from Kabul. The book also givesa vivid pictuire of garrison life in Indiaand the author’s voyage to the sub-continent just before the Indian Mutiny.

A junior officer’s account of the 1842Afghanistan campaign to avenge themassacre of British soldiers and civiliansretrating from Kabul. The book also givesa vivid pictuire of garrison life in Indiaand the author’s voyage to the sub-continent just before the Indian Mutiny. NARRATIVE OF THE SECONDSIKH WAR IN 1848-49 WITH ADETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE

BATTLES OF RAMNUGGERTHE PASSAGE OF THE

CHENATS, CHILLIANWALLHA,GOOJORAT, ETC.

8495 £11.99

Edward Joseph Thackwell esq, late Aide-De-Camp to General Thackwell

2005 N & M Press reprint of secondrevised 1851 edition . SB.xii+371 pp.


A full account of Britain’s second attemptto subdue the warlike Indian Sikhs,supported by official despatches OPERATIONS IN WAZIRISTAN

1919-1920

7191 £8.99

Compiled by General Staff, ArmyHeadquarters, India.

SB 194pp,maps , 2004 N&MPReprint of 1924 second Edition


A official account of operations againstthe warlike tribes of Waziristan in 1919-20, with maps and an analysis of thelessons learned in the campaign.

Neill’s ‘Blue Caps’ VOL 31914 - 1922

8974 £14.99

Colonel H C Wylly. sb xii+248pp,45 mono & 4 coloured

plates,.2005 N&MP Reprint ofOriginal Edition


Third volume of the history of the BlueCaps detailing their service in the GreatWar.

NERY, 1914: THE ADVENTUREOF THE GERMAN 4TH

CAVALRY DIVISION ON THE31ST AUGUST AND THE 1ST

SEPTEMBER

5957 £6.99

Major A. F. Becke, Late RA2004 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1927). SB.61pp with 4 maps

and 4 contemporary photos.Published Price £9.50

Brilliant account of the apparently minorchance encounter between German andBritish cavalry, supported by artillery,famous for the action in which L Batterywon three VCs and the honour title ‘Nery’.in August- September 1914, which, thedistinguhed author Major A.F. Beckeargues, in fact altered the whole course ofthe Great War.

THE NINETEENTH DIVISION1914-1918

6121 £11.50

Everard Wyrall2002 SB reprint (original c1932). vii+ 254pp with 7 photos and 8 maps


A New Army division formed inSeptember 1914 and arrived in France July1915. Somme, Ypres, Messines, ThirdYpres, Lys and Aisne (1918). 39,381casualties, eight VCs (citations). Order ofbattle, succession of divisional and brigadecommanders.

THE NINTH QUEEN’S ROYALLANCERS 1936-45

The Story of an ArmouredRegiment In Battle

27697 £16.99

SB xxxi+359pp with Maps &Illustrations (Some n Colour) 2020N&MP Reprint of Original Edition


This a very good WW2 RegimentalHistory of a fine fighting unit that formedpart of the the 1st Armoured Division. Theregiment's battle honours for the SecondWorld War were as follows: Somme 1940,Withdrawal to Seine, North-West Europe1940, Saunnu, Gazala, Bir el Aslagh, SidiRezegh 1942, Defence of Alamein Line,Ruweisat, Ruweisat Ridge, El Alamein,Tebaga Gap, El Hamma, El Kourzia,Tunis, Creteville Pass, North Africa 1942-43, Coriano, Capture of Forli, LamoneCrossing, Pideura, Defence of LamoneBridgehead, Argenta Gap, Italy 1944-45.Good Appendices with full Roll of Honourincluding POWs,Honours & Awards, withCitations for other ranks,Officers Service,Ect.,complete this fine work.

THE NORTHAMPTONSHIREREGIMENT, 1914-1918

8874 £12.99

Various2005 N&M Press reprint (original

pub [1932]). SB. vii + 366pp with onemap (in colour)


Mainly 1st and 2nd Battalions on theWestern Front with a chapter on 4th Bn(TF) at Gallipoli and in Palestine, and abrief account of the 5th, 6th and 7th(Service) Battalions in France andFlanders. List of Honours and Awards.

NOTES FROM A JOURNAL OFRESEARCH INTO THE

NATURAL HISTORY OF THECOUNTRIES VISITED DURING

THE VOYAGE OF H.M.S.SAMARANG under the commandof Captain Sir Edward Belcher, C.

B., F.R.A.S.

9209 £9.99

Arthur Adams, R.N., F.L.S.2006 reprint by Rediscovery Books

SBPublished Price £14.50

Like Darwin on the Beagle, surgeonArthur Adams was a naturalist with this1843-45 Naval expedition to Japan and theIndian and China Seas. Containsfascinating descriptions of the region’sflora and fauna.

Ministry Of Home SecurityOBJECTS DROPPED FROM THE

AIR 1941

30221 £6.99Ministry Of Home Security London 1941

An illustrated Official and confidentialpublication, covering the many and variedtypes of objects that were falling fromprincipally German aircraft during theSecond phase of the blitz, including highexplosives,incendiary bombs and smallarms ammunition. Complete with 8 pageaddendum.

NOTES ON GERMAN SHELLS,1918

10741 £25.00

General Staff (Intelligence) Gen. HQ 1stMay, 1918

2008 N & M Press reprint of 1918original Edition. SB. 497pp. colour

plates.Published Price £58

German artillery shells, mortar bombs andsuper heavy shell as in early 1916. Printedwith amendments issued later in the war.



6.99

NOTES ON THE BATTLE OFJENA 14TH OCTOBER 1806

NOTES ON THE BATTLE OFJENA 14TH OCTOBER 1806

8458 £6.99

2006 N&M Press reprint (originalpub1827). SB. xv+ 86pp +2 maps .


An officer of the R. Staff Corps (Late ofthe Royal Artillery)

An officer of the R. Staff Corps (Late ofthe Royal Artillery)

2006 N&M Press reprint (originalpub1827). SB. xv+ 86pp +2 maps .


This book is a brief account of one ofNapoleon’s most brilliant victories writtenin 1827 by an un-named British officerwho was attached to the defeatedPrussians as an observer. Althoughlamenting the defeat of Britain’s ally -after which Prussia was compelled tomake peace at the French Emperor’sdictation - the officer, an artilleryman,cannot withold his admiration forNapoleon’s military genius. His account isbacked by several pages of engravedmaps, together with appendices detailingorders of the day, and orders of battle.

This book is a brief account of one ofNapoleon’s most brilliant victories writtenin 1827 by an un-named British officerwho was attached to the defeatedPrussians as an observer. Althoughlamenting the defeat of Britain’s ally -after which Prussia was compelled tomake peace at the French Emperor’sdictation - the officer, an artilleryman,cannot withold his admiration forNapoleon’s military genius. His account isbacked by several pages of engravedmaps, together with appendices detailingorders of the day, and orders of battle. NOTHING OF IMPORTANCE. A

Record of Eight Months at theFront with a Welsh Battalion

October 1915 to June 1916

5786 £7.99

by Bernard Adams2001. SB. N & M reprint (original

pub 1917). xiv + 308pp withfrontispiece portrait of the author and

three maps.Published Price £11.95

Memoir of an officer of the 1st RoyalWelsh Fusiliers who arrived in France inOctober 1915, was wounded in June 1916,returned to his battalion in January 1917and died of wound in Feb 1918. Anoutstanding account of trench warfare


PRINCIPAL EVENTS 1914-1918

30568 £11.99

HMSO.SB. Naval & Military Press reprint

(first pub 1922, 394pp + 27ppappendix.


Definitive chronology of events, compiledby the Historical Section of the Committeeof Imperial Defence. This record of eventsis arranged in three parts: Generalchronological list; Political, Military,Naval and Air; and an Alphabetical listwhich enables the date of any known eventto be found at once. The Appendixprovides a comparative list (British,French and German) of the official namesand dates of battles etc in France andFlanders. An invaluable if not essential aidto students of the Great War.

OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THEZULU WAR.

NARRATIVE OF THE FIELDOPERATIONS CONNECTED

WITH THE ZULU WAR OF 1879

8578 £9.99

Prepared in the Intelligence Branch of theWar Office

2005 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1881). SB. 173pp this edition iscomplete with 6 plates & 6 large


Official 1881 British account of the 1879Zulu war compiled by the War Office andthe basis for all subsequent studies.Indispensible for all serious students ofthis legendary conflict.

THE OPERATIONS OF ALLIEDARMIES IN 1813 and 1814

7683 £9.99

Lord Berghersh2016 N & M Press reprint (original

pub 1822). SB. xi + 366 pp withplans of battlefields showing troop

dispositions and two mapsPublished Price £25

The author of this valuable Napoleonicmemoir, Lord Berghersh, was a Britishdiplomat accredited to the HQ of theAllied armies of Prussia, Russia, Austriaand Sweden which combined to defeatNapoleon in 1813-14. Berghershwitnessed the battles of Lutzen andLeipzig and the final ‘campaign of France’as the Allies harried the Emperor fromGermany into France and finally to Parisitself where he abdicated. Berghersh saw itall.

THE PALL MALL MILITARYSERIES

CAVALRY ON SERVICEIllustrated by the advance of the

German cavalry across theMosel in 1870

28164 £18.99

General Pelet-Narbonne ,Prussian Army.Translated from the German By Major

D'Arcy Legard 17 lancersSB xviii+350pp with 11 coloured

Maps 2020 N&MP Reprint of 1908Edition.


The Battle on 5 August, was the second ofthree critical French defeats. Moltke hadoriginally planned to keep Bazaine's armyon the Saar River until he could attack itwith the 2nd Army in front and the 1stArmy on its left flank, while the 3rd Armyclosed towards the rear. The ageingGeneral von Steinmetz made anoverzealous,unplanned move, leading the1st Army south from his position on theMoselle. He moved straight toward thetown of Spicheren, cutting off PrinceFriedrich Karl of Prussia from his forwardcavalry units in the process.


WELLINGTONS CAMPAIGNSPeninsula - Waterloo 1808 - 15,

Also Moore's Campaign OfCorunna. For Military Students

28165 £19.99

Major-Gen C. W.Robinson.SB XIII+740pp with 13 Maps & 22Plans Of battles some in colour 2020

N&MP Reprint of 1908 Edition.Published Price £30

A very good unabridged and voluminousedition of Robinson's invaluable work thatwas prepared for students of the StaffCollege Sandhurst. The series waspublished initially as three separatevolumes and later collated into this onepublication which has the benefit of a fullindex, revised text, maps and plans.


GRANT’S CAMPAIGNS of 1864and 1865 The Wilderness and Cold

Harbor ( May 3 - June 3, 1864 )

28161 £16.99

Lieutenant C F Atkinson, 1st Batt. City ofLondon (Royal Fusiliers)

SB xiv+466pp with 24 Maps 2020N&MP Reprint of 1908 Edition.


This a detailed and scholarly account ofLee and Grant’s first encounter. When theGrant’s Overland Campaign ended, it leftbehind numbing losses: the dead, missing,and wounded totalled 55,000 for the Unionand 33,000 for the Confederacy.Spotsylvania Court House (30,000combined casualties) and the Wilderness(29,8000 combined casualties) were thethird- and fourth-bloodiest battles of theAmerican Civil War, trailing onlyGettysburg and Chickamauga.TheConfederate victory at the Battle of ColdHarbor would be one the war’s mostlopsided engagements.


LETTERS ON APPLIEDTACTICS 25 Tactical ExercisesDealing With The Operations OfSmall Detached Forces Of The

Three Arms

28163 £16.99

Major-General Griepenkerl, commandantof the fortress of Thorn

SB xxiii+368 pp with 2 Maps 2020N&MP Reprint of 1908 Edition.


Major-General Griepenkerl, commandantof the Prussian fortress of Thorn, devisedand published his first edition of thisimportant work in 1890 to provideGerman Officers an aid to tactics andorders. Describes military orders includingmarches, quartering, protection of aconvoy, retreats, attacks, advance guards,and outpost operations. Usefully whentranslated to English the imaginary forceswere considered to be organised alongBritish lines.


The Campaign in Bulgaria 1877- 1878

28167 £11.99

F V GreeneSB 261 pp with 10 Maps 2020N&MP Reprint of 1903 Edition.


Originally published in 1903 as part of thevalued “Pall Mall Series’ of military textbooks, works that are now regarded asclassics of military theory Intended forserious or professional students of militaryhistory, each volume in this sought afterseries is interspersed with strategical andtactical comments and illustrated bynumerous maps.An instructive view of the 1877-78 warbetween Russia and Turkey that led to theliberation of Bulgaria after centuries ofOttoman rule.


THE CAMPAIGN IN THRACE1912

28162 £9.99

Major Philip HowellSB x 163pp with 5 Maps 2020N&MP Reprint of 1913 Edition.


The First Balkan War was fought betweenSerbia, Bulgaria, Greece, and Montenegro(known as the Balkan League) and theOttoman Empire. Montenegro openedhostilities by declaring war on Turkey onOct. 8, 1912, and the other members of theleague followed suit 10 days later. TheBalkan League was soon victorious. InThrace, the Bulgarians defeated the mainOttoman forces, advancing to the outskirtsof Istanbul and laying siege to Edirne.The bloody battle of Lule Burgas – BunarHisar gets good coverage in this excellenttactical study that forms part of the “PallMall military series”. In terms of forcesengaged it was the largest battle fought inEurope between the end of the Franco-Prussian War and the beginning of theFirst World War. Written by an officerwho visited the battlefield and who waswell acquainted with the Bulgarian Officercorps , he viewed the opening phasecovered in this study from their point ofview.The war was a comprehensive andunmitigated disaster for the Ottomans,who lost 83% of their territories in Europeand 69% of their European population.

THE PALS AT SUVLA BAY:Being the Record of “D” Companyof the 7th Royal Dublin Fusiliers

6322 £11.99

Henry Hanna; foreword Lieut. Gen. SirBryan T. Mahon

2002 N & M Press reprint (original1917). SB. 244pp portraits, plates,

illustrations (seven in colour) maps,.Published Price £24

The record of ‘D’ Company, 7th RoyalDublin Fusiliers, on Gallipoli.



THE PARIS GUN. THEBOMBARDMENT OF PARIS BYTHE GERMAN LONG-RANGE

GUNS AND THE GREATGERMAN OFFENSIVES OF 1918

7031 £9.99

Henry W. Miller2003 N&M Press reprint (original

pub 1930). SB. 277pp with 32b/w illus and 18 mapsPublished Price £14.50

An account of a series of bombardments ofParis by a specially built 21cm gun from adistance of some 75 miles. They began onMarch 23rd and ended on 9th August1918. Over 300 shells were fired.

THE PATH OF THE 50thThe Story of the 50th

(Northumberland) Division in theSecond World War 1939-1945

28282 £22.00

Major EW Clay2020 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1950). SB xiii+327 pp with

14maps & 12 illustrations

This is a very valuable history of the 50th(Northumberland) Division in the SecondWorld War. The division fought in France,North Africa, Sicily, and took part in theD-day landings, finally ending the war inHolland. illustrated with photographs andmaps.

PENINSULAR SKETCHES; BYACTORS ON THE SCENE.

1995 £16.99

Edited by W. H. Maxwell; revised andintroduced by S. Monick

2001 reprint + index. 2 vols 390ppand 388pp B&W plates


A new, two-volume edition of a classicwork of soldier’s sketches from thePeninsular War. Compiled by thecolourful historian and veteran W.H.Maxwell, this revised editon includes aninformative introduction by the book’smodern editor, Dr Stanley Monick.

PILLBOX 17

7270 £8.99

Karl BrogerSB 220pp. 2004 N&MP Reprint of1930 Original First English Edition


German autobiographical novelconcerning “The Horrors of warfare in oneof those artificial outposts on the WesternFront” by Germany’s Labour Poet, with aForeword specially written for the Englishedition.

4.99

PUNJAB CAMPAIGN 1848-9CASUALTY ROLL.

PUNJAB CAMPAIGN 1848-9CASUALTY ROLL.

6578 £4.99

SB. 77pp.Published Price £9.95

From the India Office RecordsFrom the India Office Records SB. 77pp.


Complete list of casualties, arrangedalphabetically by regiments, indicating thenature of the casualty, when and whereincurred. Those invalided home are alsoidentified.

Complete list of casualties, arrangedalphabetically by regiments, indicating thenature of the casualty, when and whereincurred. Those invalided home are alsoidentified.

Q-SHIPS AND THEIR STORY

26868 £9.99

E. Keble ChattertonSB xi+276pp with 44 illustrations &16 diagrams 2019 N&MP Reprint of


Based on interviews with many of theprotagonists this is the story of the Q-Ship,also known as Q-Boats, decoy vessels,special service ships, or mystery ships.They were heavily armed merchant shipswith concealed weaponry, designed to luresubmarines into making surface attacks.This gave Q-Ships the chance to open fireand sink them.

R.N.A.S. OPERATIONSREPORTS

November 1915 To March 1918Parts 1 to 53

27669 £65.00

SB three volumes,1636pp 2019N&MP Reprint of 1915-18 Original

EditionsPublished Price £90

The entire text of the R.N.A.S.OPERATIONS REPORTS Parts 1 to 53from November 1915 To March 1918 arepresented in this massive three volume set.These 53 OPERATIONS REPORTS wereproduced for internal consumption andprovide a comprehensive coverage ofobservation and bombing sorties, damageinflicted and incurred in clashes with theenemy, intelligence gathered,aircrew arefrequently mentioned by name.

THE RAILWAY GAZETTE -Special Great War Transportation

Number

27948 £8.99

2019 N & M Press reprint (oforiginal 1920 edition). SB. 160 pp

with B&W plates and line drawingsPublished Price £14.99

A facsimile copy of the special wartransportation issue of the Railway Gazettein 1920, which covers both narrow gaugeand standard gauge lines. Supported bymaps, diagrams and period photographs.This special issue is widely quoted as oneof the few comprehensive studies of thedirectorate's colossal transport efforts,both on the Western Front and in othertheatres of war.

RECOLLECTIONS OF MYMILITARY LIFE 1806-1808

Military Engineering During ThePeninsular War

28897 £18.99

George T Landmann, Lieutenant-ColonelRoyal Engineers

2021 N&M Press reprint of original1854 edition 2 Volumes x 304 + x

320 pagesPublished Price £28

A two Volume military autobiographypenned by a rather colourful officer of theRoyal Engineers who was part of theGibraltar garrison,and saw active serviceduring the Peninsular War. Serving as aCaptain George Landmann was present atthe battle of Roleia, reconnoitred the fieldof Vimeiro, and commanded his corps atthe battle. He completed many militaryengineering constructions, including aflying bridge at Villa Velha, he alsoreported on fortifications, that led tovigourous efforts being made to defendthem.

A RECORD of the BATTLES &ENGAGEMENTS of the BRITISH

ARMIES in FRANCE &FLANDERS 1914-18.

30293 £7.99

by Capt. E. A. James.SB .2021 N&MP Reprint of 1924

Original Edition, 48pp

Chronological list of engagements on theWestern Front above brigade level. FIndout who fought where within a fewminutes.

REGULATIONS FOR THEEXERCISE OF RIFLEMEN AND

LIGHT INFANTRY ANDINSTRUCTIONS FOR THEIR

CONDUCT IN THE FIELD (1814)

5898 £4.99

Printed for The War Office 18142004 N & M Press reprint of 1814original Edition . SB. iv + 75pp +8

platesPublished Price £9.50

Published in the year before Waterloo, thismanual gives detailed standard Britisharmy regulations for drilling with,loading, and firing rifles, as well as forskirmishing, mounting guards, andforming pickets and patrols. Invaluable forre-enactors, war-gamers and all thoseinterested in the Napoleonic Wars.Illustrated with a series of endpaperdiagrams giving the notes for bugle calls,instructions for formations to be adoptedin extending lines, retreating, formingchains etc.



A REPRESENTATION OF THECLOATHING OF HIS

MAJESTY’S HOUSEHOLD 1742 -THE CLOATHING BOOK 1742

8573 £12.99

Engraver: John Pine, by order of the Dukeof Cumberland

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The uniforms of the whole British Armyof 1742 in 94 superb colour plates. Reprintof an original and rare book commissionedby the Duke of Cumberland, victor ofCulloden, and presented to King GeorgeII.

THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS:Account of an Expedition from

Pittsburgh to The RockyMountains in the Years 1819, 1820

9213 £25.00

Edwin James2006 reprint by Rediscovery Books

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A three-volume history of the 1819-20Long expedition to explore the USMidwest and Rockies, based on Long’sjournals and written by Edwin James, theexpedition scientist and surgeon. Includesfascinating encounters with Sioux,Cheyenne, Kiowa and Apache Indians.

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ROUGH NOTES OF THECAMPAIGN IN SINDE ANDAFGHANISTAN IN 1838-9

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ROUGH NOTES OF THECAMPAIGN IN SINDE ANDAFGHANISTAN IN 1838-9

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5920 £9.99

2004 reprint by N & M Press(original 1840). SB. xxv + 262pp

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Major James Outram, 23rd Regiment NIMajor James Outram, 23rd Regiment NI2004 reprint by N & M Press

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Eye-witness account of the first AfghanWar (1838-39) by Major James Outram,later a distinguished British General in theIndian Mutiny.

Eye-witness account of the first AfghanWar (1838-39) by Major James Outram,later a distinguished British General in theIndian Mutiny.

THE ROYAL HAMPSHIREREGIMENT. 1914-1918

7058 £12.99

C.T. Atkinson2003. N&M Press reprint (original

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The war record of a regiment which hadbattalions serving in every theatre of war;seventeen out of thirty-two battalions wentoverseas. and this is their story. Eighty-two battle honours and three VCs werewon, 7580 died.

“STAND TO” A Diary of theTrenches 1915-1918.

5512 £9.95

by Capt F.C.Hitchcock MC2002 reprint (original 1937). softback.

358pp 26 sketches, drawings andmaps

A classic! Memorable account by anofficer of 2nd Leinsters who fought withthem in the trenches from May 1915 tothe armistice. A tribute to the Irish soldier.

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THE ROYAL HIGHLANDREGIMENT.THE BLACK

WATCH, FORMERLY 42nd and73rd FOOT. MEDAL ROLL.1801

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THE ROYAL HIGHLANDREGIMENT.THE BLACK

WATCH, FORMERLY 42nd and73rd FOOT. MEDAL ROLL.1801

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1235 £8.99

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Capt John StewartCapt John Stewartix+350pp. SB 2001 N&MP Reprint

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Nominal rolls of Black Watch personnelpresent at various battles/campaigns withdetails of medal entitlement and gallantryawards.

Nominal rolls of Black Watch personnelpresent at various battles/campaigns withdetails of medal entitlement and gallantryawards.

ORDERS of BATTLE.Second World War 1939-45.

6579 £25.00

By Lt Col HF JoslenSB 628pp, 2003 N&MP Reprint of

1960Original EditionPublished Price £48

Complete Order of Battle of all British andEmpire formations in all WW2 theatres.This is the well-known, comprehensivestudy undertaken by Col Joslin, whichcovers the main body of the British Armythroughout the Second World War. It alsoincludes special OrBats for El Alameinand the D-Day assault in Normandy. Itsvalue to every student of World War Twois inestimable.

OUTRAMS & HAVELOCK’SPERSIAN CAMPAIGN

8462 £9.99

Captain G. H. Hunt, 78th Highlanderssb.


Account of the often overlooked punitiveBritish expedition against Persia in 1856,led by the two Generals about to achievefame for their part in putting down theIndian Mutiny.

THE SCOTS GUARDS 1919-1955

4014 £15.99

by David ErskineSB. xx + 624pp with 44 b/w photosand 45 map pages, the remainder in

the text 2001 N&MP Reprint of 1956Original Edition


Most of this history is concerned withWWII in which three battalions fought.3rd Battalion converted to armour andfought in NW Europe as a Guards tankbattalion. Overseas service in Egypt,Palestine, Hong Kong and Shanghai;Scandinavia 1940, Italy, NW Europe. Postwar Malaya. Roll of officers who servedbetween 1934 and 1955. Roll of Honour,casualty statistics, Honours and Awards.List of COs, Adjutants, QMs and RSMs.

SCOUT-SNIPING

28154 £5.99

“Periscope” pseudonym of Lieut.Col. PeteAnderson, Alberta Regiment

2020 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1918). SB. viii + 118 pages with

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Scout-Sniping is a classic 1918 snipingmanual written by a Big Game hunter anddecorated Great War soldier, who isbelieved to be the only Canadian officer toescape from a German prison camp duringthe War. A rarity in it’s original 1918printing it lays down the principles for thefoundation for sniper training.

THE SEVENTH DIVISION 1914-1918

5313 £12.99

by C.T.Atkinson2001Reprint by N & M Press

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A regular division formed September1914, to France in October. Regarded byCyil Falls as one of the greatest fightingformations Britain ever sent to war. Servedon Western front to November 1917 andthen sent to Italy. Order of battle withchanges, command and staff lists. 68,000casualties , fourteen VCs

Sir Charles Oman’s Castles

25084 £11.99

Sir Charles William ChadwickOman

2017 N & M Press reprint (oforiginal 1926 edition). SB. xii + 229pp with 105 illustrations & 5 plans


A beautifully produced history and guideto eighty of England’s and Wales’s finestcastles - including Windsor, Warwick andKenilworth - in the western regions servedby the Great Western Railway. Its authoris the great historian Sir Charles Oman,and the commission is clearly a labour oflove, with his learned but accessibly prosecomplemented by 105 illustrations,including fine photographs and linedrawings along with maps and plans. Abook to treasure.

Sir Charles Oman’s England andthe Hundred Years’ War (1327

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25082 £4.99


SB 168pp. 5 maps 2017 N&MPReprint of 1898 Original Edition


The Hundred Years’ War was a series ofconflicts waged from 1337 to 1453 by theHouse of Plantagenet, rulers of theKingdom of England, against the House ofValois, rulers of the Kingdom of France,over the succession of the French throne.Each side drew many allies into the war. Itwas one of the most notable conflicts ofthe Middle Ages, in which fivegenerations of kings from two rivaldynasties fought for the throne of thelargest kingdom in Western Europe. Thewar marked both the height of chivalryand its subsequent decline, and thedevelopment of strong national identitiesin both countries. This work by Oman thatformed part of the Oxford Manuals ofEnglish History Series is both succinct andscholarly.



Sir Charles Oman’s Great Revoltof 1381

25083 £7.99


SB 219pp. 2 maps 2017 N&MPReprint of 1906 Original Edition


This is a brilliant and lucid history of TheGreat Revolt, (also called Wat Tyler'sRebellion) this was a major uprisingacross large parts of England in 1381. Therevolt had various causes, including thesocio-economic and political tensionsgenerated by the Black Death in the 1340s,the high taxes resulting from the conflictwith France during the Hundred Years'War, and instability within the localleadership of London. The final trigger forthe revolt was the intervention of a royalofficial, John Bampton, in Essex on 30May 1381. His attempts to collect unpaidpoll taxes in Brentwood ended in a violentconfrontation, which rapidly spread acrossthe south-east of the country.

Sir Charles Oman’s History OfThe Art of War in the Middle Ages

Complete in 2 volumes

25081 £25.00


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Sir Charles Oman’s classic two-volumehistory of warfare in the Middle Ages isthe key work for understanding thechanging face of battle as it was tested,refined and transformed through centuriesof upheaval. Both scholarly and accessiblethis is wonderful account, from a giftedwriter, of the characteristic strategies,tactics, military organisation, and of thedevelopments in war that took placeduring the Middle Ages.

Sir Charles Oman’s The History ofthe Art of War in the Sixteenth

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25087 £22.00

Sir Charles William Chadwick Oman2017 N & M Press reprint (of

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The best account of sixteenth-centurywarfare, by the author of A History of thePeninsular War, this is an unrivalledaccount of sixteenth-century warfare inwhich Sir Charles Oman covers the GreatWars of 1494-1559; Henry VIII’scontinental wars; the French Wars ofReligion, 1562-98; the Dutch War ofIndependence, 1568-1603; and the Turkishoffensive against Christendom.Contemporary maps illustrate many of theactions, and add to the value of thisbrilliant and lucid history of the art of war.

A SKETCH OF THE SERVICESOF THE BENGAL NATIVEARMY. TO THE YEAR 1895

8442 £14.99

Lieut. F. G. Cardew2005 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1903). SB.v+ 576pp with 2

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A full narrative History of the Bengal(Indian) army from its 17th century originsdown to the 1890s compiled by a Britishserving officer.

SOLDIERS OF THE PROPHET

8479 £8.99

Lieutenant-Colonel C. C. R. Murphy2005 N&M Press reprint (original

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A collection of articles, a number of whichhad appeared in the RUSI Journal, theJournal of the United Service Institution ofIndia and in the Suffolk RegimentalGazette on the Turkish Army, both beforeand during the Great War

SOLDIERS OF THE RAJ

6077 £16.99

George William De Rhe Philipe and MilesIrving ICS

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Soldiers of the Raj is a unique recorddetailing the lives of some 1100 Britishsubjects who died in the service of theIndian Empire, and who are immortalisedon graves and monuments in that far offland.Originally published in two parts(1910 and 1912) in the IndianMonumental Inscription Series, this workis now very rare indeed and makes awelcome return, in this new printing to theshelves of historians, researchers anddevotees of Empire history and biography.The geographical coverage - Punjab,North-West Frontier Province, Kashmirand Afghanistan - encompasses most ofthe major military actions of British Indiafrom the two Sikh Wars to the Mutiny, theSecond Afghan War and the recurrentskirmishing and raiding that characterisedthe North-West Frontier. The value andimportance of this work cannot beunderestimated.

SOME PRINCIPLES OFMARITIME STRATEGY

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SOMME HARVEST.Memories of a PBI in the Summer

of 1916.

5439 £6.99

by Giles EM Eyre.2001 reprint ,original 1938. SB.262pp. New introduction by Col

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A very gutsy description of two monthsintensive fighting from May to July 1916 -Loos, Bazentin and Pozieres - by arifleman of 2nd KRRC, 2nd Brigade, 1stDivision. He was taken prisoner.

THE QUEEN’S OWN ROYALWEST KENT REGIMENT, 1914 -

1919

7057 £17.99

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History of the Queen’s Own Royal WestKent regiment in the Great War. Westernfront from Mons to Mormal Forest. SuvlaBay, Kut, Palestine and Italy.

STREATHAM’S 41, WORLDWAR II FLYING BOMBS

25863 £7.99

Anon2021 N&M Press reprint (of original

1945 pub) SB. 51pp withcontemporary photographs

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A rare record original record of the V-1offensive, documenting in good detail the41 flying bombs that exploded inStreatham (Greater London) over 58 daysduring the summer of 1944.

WAR

5779 £8.99

by Ludwig Renn2001. SB. N & M reprint (first pub

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Classic German authobiogrphical novel,Western Front 1915-18. “When one looksback on his book one realises how wellworth reading it was” - Falls



THE SPECIAL CAMPAIGNSERIES:

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR1904 to 1905: The Campaign in

Manchuria,Second Period The Decisive Battles

22nd Aug to 17 Oct 1904

27675 £18.50

Captain F R Sedgwick RASB viii+347pp. with 26 Maps (In

colour) 2020 N&MP Reprint of 1912Edition

This was the first major military victory inthe modern era of an Asian power over aEuropean one. Military scholars continueto debate the historical significance of thewar. Good coverage is given to the Battleof Liaoyang.Post-war reports conclusivelyillustrated the battlefield destructiveness ofthis conflict. This was the first time thetactics of entrenched positions for infantrydefended with machine guns and artillerybecame vitally important. Both wouldbecome dominant factors in World War I.Even though entrenched positions hadalready been a significant part of both theFranco-Prussian War and the AmericanCivil War, it is now apparent that the highcasualty counts, and the tactical lessonsreadily available to observer nations, werecompletely disregarded in preparations forwar in Europe, and during much of thecourse of World War I.

THE SPECIAL CAMPAIGNSERIES: 1859 MAGENTA AND

SOLFERINO

27676 £14.50

Colonel H C WyllySB xvi+233pp. with 5 Maps 2019

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The engagement between France andAustria, during the second war of Italianindependence, on the 4th of June 1859 atMagenta, and the decisive engagement inthat war the Battle of Solferino on the 24June 1859 were crucial steps in Italianunification.Solferino interestingly was the last majorbattle in world history where all the armieswere under the personal command of theirmonarchs, approximately 300,000 soldiersfought in the important battle, the largestsince the Battle of Leipzig in 1813. Therewere about 130,000 Austrian troops and acombined total of 140,000 French andallied Piedmontese troops. After the battle,the Austrian Emperor refrained fromfurther direct command of the army.The war's geopolitical context was thenationalist struggle to unify Italy, whichhad long been divided among France,Austria, Spain and numerous independentItalian states.

SPECIAL CAMPAIGN SERIES:1862 FREDERICKSBURG

A Study In War

28144 £14.50

Major G.W. RedwaySB xvi+297pp with 5 Maps 2020N&MP Reprint of 1906 Edition.

Fredericksburg is remembered as one ofthe most one-sided battles of the AmericanCivil War, with Union casualties morethan twice as heavy as those suffered bythe Confederates. A visitor to thebattlefield described the battle to USPresident Abraham Lincoln as a“butchery”.

THE SPECIAL CAMPAIGNSERIES: 1904 THE RUSSO-

JAPANESE WARFirst period-The Concentration

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Captain F R Sedgwick RFASB xi+202pp with 12 Maps (Some incolour) 2020 N&MP Reprint of 1909

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The Russo-Japanese War was foughtduring 1904 and 1905 between theRussian Empire and the Empire of Japanover rival imperial ambitions in Manchuriaand Korea.The major theatres of operations were theLiaodong Peninsula and Mukden inSouthern Manchuria and the seas aroundKorea, Japan and the Yellow Sea. TheBattles of Yalu, Nanshan, Telissu,Tashichiao, Hsimucheng, and the Battle onthe East Front, 31st of July all receivegood coverage.Russia suffered multiple defeats by Japan,but Tsar Nicholas II was convinced thatRussia would win and chose to remainengaged in the war. The complete victoryof the Japanese military surprised worldobservers. The consequences transformedthe balance of power in East Asia. It wasthe first major military victory in themodern era of an Asian power over aEuropean one. Military scholars continueto debate the historical significance of thewar.

THE SPECIAL CAMPAIGNSERIES: AN OUTLINE OF

MARLBOROUGH’SCAMPAIGNS

27681 £14.50

Captain F W O Maycock SuffolkRegiment

SB xi+202pp with 9 Maps 2013N&MP Reprint of 1907 Edition.

Marlborough's leadership of the Alliedarmies from 1701 to 1710 during The Warof the Spanish Succession consolidatedBritain's emergence as a front-rank power,while his ability to maintain unitydemonstrated his diplomatic skills. He isoften remembered by military historians asmuch for his organisational and logisticskills as tactical abilities. However, he wasalso instrumental in moving from the siegewarfare that dominated the Nine Years'War, arguing one battle was worth tensieges.

THE SPECIAL CAMPAIGNSERIES: NAPOLEON’SCAMPAIGNS IN ITALY

1796-1797 and 1800

28143 £14.50

Lieut.-Col.RG BurtonSB x+142 pp with 4 Maps 2020N&MP Reprint of 1912 Edition.

The Italian campaigns of the FrenchRevolutionary Wars (1792-1802) were aseries of conflicts fought principally inNorthern Italy between the FrenchRevolutionary Army and a coalition ofAustria, Russia, Piedmont-Sardinia, and anumber of other Italian states. The secondphase of the war in Italy began in 1799 aspart of the War of the Second Coalitionand was different from the first in thatRussian forces participated in thecampaign. However, at the beginning ofthe conflict the Russians were yet toarrive.Bonaparte, meanwhile, was awayfrom the continent, as from May 1798 toSeptember 1799 he was leading theEgyptian Campaign.

THE SPECIAL CAMPAIGNSERIES: NAPOLEON’SINVASION OF RUSSIA

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Lieut-Colonel R G Burton Indian ArmySB xiv+231pp with 6 Maps 2013N&MP Reprint of 1907 Edition.

Napoleon's invasion of Russia in 1812,eternalised in Tolstoy's War and Peace,has become a byword for the nemesis ofoverreaching power. Like Charles XII ofSweden before him and Hitler in the 20thCentury, Napoleon was to face destructionin the endless reaches of the RussianEmpire.

THE SPECIAL CAMPAIGNSERIES: THE CAMPAIGN IN

BOHEMIA 1866(Austro-Prussian War or The

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28135 £14.50

Lt-Col G J R GlunickeSB xvi+221 pp with 14 Maps & Plans2020 N&MP Reprint of 1907 Edition.

Tactical account of the lightning six-weekwar between Austria and Prussia that ledto the decisive Prussian victory atKöniggrätz and the end of Austria’sdomination of Germany by a Prussianhegemony. This was the first war betweentwo major continental powers in sevenyears; it used many of the sametechnologies as the Second Italian War ofIndependence, including railways toconcentrate troops during mobilisation andtelegraphs to enhance long-distancecommunication. The Prussian Army usedvon Dreyse's breech-loading needle gun,which could be rapidly loaded while thesoldier was seeking cover on the ground,whereas the Austrian muzzle-loading riflescould only be loaded slowly, and generallyfrom a standing position.

THE SPECIAL CAMPAIGNSERIES: FROM BOULOGNE TO

AUSTERLITZNapoleon’s Campaign of 1805

28137 £14.50

Lieut.-Colonel R. G. Burton, Indian ArmySB vi+105 pp with 8 Maps 2020N&MP Reprint of 1912 Edition.

Napoleon’s most brilliant campaign asEmperor, culminating in smashing theThird Coalition against France. Lt.-Col.Burton dispenses with the extraneouselements and focuses primarily on theactions of Napoleon as he guides histroops from Boulogne, where they havebeen training for an invasion of Britain, toface his Austrian and Russian foes acrossthe Rhine.

THE SPECIAL CAMPAIGNSERIES: 1870 SAARBRUCK TO

PARISA Strategical sketch

27674 £14.50

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The Franco-Prussian War of 1870 markeda critical point in European history. TheFrench goaded the Germans into action,provoking war.The Germans had beenpreparing for the conflict for some yearsand sprung into action, and the ensuingaction would be a debacle for the Frenchand a victory for the Germans.

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The 1814 campaign in France wasNapoleon's final campaign. Followingtheir victory at Leipzig , Russian, Austrianand other German armies invaded France.Despite the disproportionate forces infavour of the Coalition, Napoleonmanaged to inflict many defeats. However,the Coalition kept advancing towardsParis, which capitulated in late March1814. Napoleon was deposed and exiled toElba and the victorious powers started toredraw the map of Europe. Napoleonescaped from Elba the following yearleading to the last conflict in theNapoleonic Wars, the defeat of Napoleonat the Battle of Waterloo



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WAR 1877A Strategical Sketch

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Major F. MauriceSB xviii+294pp Appendices 2019

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The Russo-Turkish War of 1877 was aquick but successful war initiated byRussia. It was one of the few offensivewars in which Russia had a unifyingpurpose. In this case, Russia was fightingto secure the rights of Armenians andChristians in the Muslim Ottoman Empire,who were victims of racist or religionbased atrocities. There were several majorbattles in the war, but it was a fairly swiftvictory for Russia.

THE SPECIAL CAMPAIGNSERIES: THE ULM CAMPAIGN

1805

27678 £14.50

Colonel F N Maude RESB xxxii+264pp. 6 maps some withcolour 2019 N&MP Reprint of 1912

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The Ulm Campaign is considered one ofthe finest examples of a strategic victory.The campaign was won with no majorbattle. The Austrians fell into the sametrap Napoleon had set at the Battle ofMarengo, but with greater success.Everything was made to confuse theenemy.

THE SPECIAL CAMPAIGNSERIES: THE WAR OFSECESSION 1861-1862

Bull Run To Malvern Hill

28136 £14.50

Major G.W. RedwaySB viii+392 pp with 11 Maps 2020

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Covered in succinct chapters, MajorRedway details subjects including: TheArmy System, The Command of the Seas,Organisation & Strategy, Tactics,Operations in 1866, Campaign in WestVirginia, The Bull Run Campaign, ValleyCampaign and Yorktown Peninsula.

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CAMPAIGNA Study

27677 £14.50

Lieut-Col Sisson C PrattSB xiv+219pp.with 7 Maps 2019N&MP Reprint of 1907 Edition.

Lt.-Col. Pratt, who served as an officer inthe Royal Engineers, provides a usefulaccount of the campaign that examines theevidence with an expert military eye. Hedeals with the varied opinions of previoushistorians and weighs the eyewitnessaccounts against the events.

STORY OF THE 29THDIVISION. A Record of Gallant

Deeds

7504 £11.99

by Capt. Stair Gillon2002. N & M reprint (original pub1925). SB xv + 276pp with three

portrait photos and 12 mapsPublished Price £22

The ‘Incomparable 29th” was the lastregular division to be formed and the onlyone to fight at Gallipoli. Came to France inMarch 1916, fought on the Somme, Arrasand Cambrai. Twenty-seven VCs, allcitations given. Chronology of thedivison’s movements. One of the elitedivisions

THE STORY OF THEMUNSTERS, AT ETREUX,

FESTUBERT AND RUE DU BEIS

6562 £8.99

Mrs Victor Rickard2003 N & M Press reprint (first pub1918). SB. xvi + 116pp with 11 b/w

illus and two sketch mapsPublished Price £14.50

Actions fought by the 2nd Battalion duringthe first year of the war,written by thewidow of Lt Col V Rickard, who waskilled at the Rue du Bois on 9 May 1915while commanding the battalion.

The STRATEGIC AIROFFENSIVE AGAINST

GERMANY 1939-1945. VOLUMEI: PREPARATION. PARTS 1, 2

AND 3.

7511 £19.99

Sir Charles Webster and Noble Frankland2006 N&M Press reprint SB.


First of four volumes of the officialhistory of the Second World War on theever-controversial subject of BomberCommand’s strategic air offensive againstGerman cities. This takes the story up tothe beginning of 1943.


GERMANY 1939-1945. Volume II:Endeavour. Part 4

7512 £19.99

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The second of four volumes of Britain’sofficial history of the Second World Wardevoted to Bomber Command’s airoffensive against Germany. The bookexamines Anglo-American conflict in1943 over whether to concentrate onprecision or general bombing, and theDambusters’ raid.


GERMANY 1939-1945. VOLUMEIII: VICTORY. PART 5

7513 £19.99

Sir Charles Webster and Noble Frankland

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The official history of the final year of thestrategic air offensive against Germany.Contains an assessment of thecontroversial bombing of Dresden andaccounts of the clashes among the alliedair chiefs over their aims.

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THE STRATEGIC AIROFFENSIVE AGAINST

GERMANY 1939-1945. VOLUMEIV. Annexes and Appendices

THE STRATEGIC AIROFFENSIVE AGAINST

GERMANY 1939-1945. VOLUMEIV. Annexes and Appendices

9381 £19.99

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Sir Charles Webster K.C.M.G, F.B.A. , D.LITT

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Fourth and final volume of the officialhistory of Britain’s controversial bombingoffensive against Germany in WW2. Thisgives the facts and figures - British andGerman - on which any assessment of thecampaign must be based.

Fourth and final volume of the officialhistory of Britain’s controversial bombingoffensive against Germany in WW2. Thisgives the facts and figures - British andGerman - on which any assessment of thecampaign must be based.

A SUBALTERN ON THESOMME

8005 £6.99

by MARK VII (Max Plowman)2001 reprint (1927). SB. ix + 241 pp


The author of this memoir arrived on theWestern Front to join 10th Bn West Yorksin July 1916, shortly after the opening dayof the Battle of the Somme in which hisbattalion had suffered the highestcasualties of any battalion on that day -710 of whom 306 were killed. His warended in January 1917 when he wasconcussed by a shell exploding on theparapet in front of him.

THE TANK IN ACTION

26160 £12.99

Capt. D.G. Browne MCSB x+370pp, 517 with 21 plates.



This a valuable, accurate, and rarecontemporary account by an officer whowon the Military Cross serving with the7th Bn.Tank Co. It contains detailedaccounts of a large number of tank actions,including, from personal experience, theCockcroft, Cambrai, Bourlon Wood, 1918battles.

TAURUS PURSUANTA History Of 11th Armoured

Division

28170 £16.99

Published by Printing And StationeryService, Germany, 1945

SB 248 pp with 20 Maps in colour2020 N&MP Reprint of 1946 Edition.

11th Armoured Division is widelyrecognised as one of the best Britisharmoured divisions in the Second WorldWar, earning its spurs in all of the mostfamous actions of the North WestEuropean campaign and commanded bythe desert legend Pip Roberts. Originallyprinted in occupied Germany soon afterWW2 had finished, this is an excellentDivisional History, with good, clear colourmaps and a well written narrative. A Rollof Honour by regiment (Name, Date andPlace) completes this fine history.

THE DECISIVE BATTLES OFINDIA

From 1746 to 1849

30235 £18.99

Col. G. B. Mallesonxxxii+495 pp with 1 map & 3 plans

2021 N&MP Reprint of the 1888 3rdEdition


Col. G. B. Malleson brings his scientificunderstanding of the military events thatencompass 100 years of Britishinvolvement in India ,prior to the SepoyMutiny of 1857. He sets out the causesthat led to each battle,and the connectionto each successive war. Mallesonconsulted original documents and writings,including some that were unpublished,when compiling this work, it is also to beborne in mind that many of the battles westill in living memory when this importanttome was published.

THE GRENADIER GUARDS INTHE GREAT WAR 1914-1918

6591 £35.00

Sir Frederick Ponsonby2003 N & M Press reprint (originalpub 1920). 3 vols. SB. Vol I xviii +

378pp with five photos and 14 maps;Vol II vii + 383pp with 7photos and 6

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The history of the four active battalions,the Guards Entrenching Battalion and theReserve battalion, with Roll of Honour,theRegiment suffered 11,915 casualties ofwhich 203 Officers and 4,508 Other Rankswere dead, won seven VCs , and 34 BattleHonours awarded by the end of the War.



THE EMERGENCY MEDICALSERVICES Volume 1England and Wales

Official History of the SecondWorld War

30210 £19.99

Edited by Cuthbert Dunn2021 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1952). xvi+460pp.& 41 plates


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30209 £19.99

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This is the second volume of the Historyof the Emergency Medical Services, itcontains the history of these Services inScotland and Northern Ireland, and thestory of great air attacks on the chiefIndustrial Centres following the end ofBattle of Britain from September 1940,until June 1941. It also includes the“Baedeker” raids in 1942. An essential andreliable reference source for any study ofthe defence of the United Kingdom andthe Second World War in general.

THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNSOF FIELD-MARSHAL PRINCE

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THE PILL-BOXES OFFLANDERS

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A record of some of the 180 pill-boxespreserved on the Ypres Salient after thewar, with their history. Compiled with theobject of providing an account of the moreimportant events connected with theseconcrete structures that were strongholdsfor one moment, death traps the next.

THE TOURIST’S GUIDE TOLUCKNOW

By One of the BeleagueredGarrison

30212 £12.99

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Hilton was one of the La MartiniereCollege boys who participated in thedefence of Lucknow, and the greater partof his guide relates to the events of theMutiny. The Boys' College is the onlyschool in the world to have been awardedroyal battle honours, for its role in thedefence of Lucknow during 1857. Thiswork usefully includes a “complete”Nominal list of the European members ofthe Lucknow garrison,beneficially women& children are also shown along withcasualty status (killed, dead and wounded.)Medals to the boys of the La MartiniereSchool are prized for their uniqueness andscarcity. A good plan of the "IntrenchedPosition" at Lucknow completes thisinformative account.

THE WHITE CROSS TOURINGATLAS OF THE WESTERN

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28198 £11.99

Alexander GrossSB 145pp with 64 Colour Maps 2020

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An early historical Great War battlefieldguide the whole Western Front, completewith 64 good colour maps, a descriptivetext and a War Graves Index of over 1700cemeteries. The main value to this book,that is now very scarce in it’s originalprinting,is that it shows the locations ofmany of the British cemeteries that werelater consolidated by the CWG.

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THEORY AND PRACTICE OFFENCING (1780)

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THERE'S a DEVIL in THEDRUM

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Official history of the 1919 Third AfghanWar in which Britain repelled Afghani-Pashtun thrusts into the North WestFrontier and bombed Afghani cities fromthe air. Illustrated with fine and detailedmaps.

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THE THIRTY-FOURTHDIVISION 1915-1919. The Story ofits career from Ripon to the Rhine

0102 £11.99

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New Army division, suffered highestcasualties of any division on 1 July 1916 -6,380 of whom 2,480 were killed. GOCkilled near Mametz. Served on WesternFront throughout the war. Succession ofcommands, table summarising honoursand awards (2,506 and 364 foreign),details of reinforcements, reorganisationsand casualties for various periods spent inthe line.

THE THOMPSONSUBMACHINE GUN

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30236 £7.99

2021N&M Press reprint (originalpub c1942). SB xii+32pp Illustrated

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One of a series of Second World Warbooklets on weapons intended for thetraining of recruits, this treatise isdedicated to the venerable military typeThompson .45 calibre submachine gun.This model (M1928) had provisions forbox and drum magazines. It had a Cuttscompensator, cooling fins on the barrel,employed a delayed blowback action andits charging handle was on the top of thereceiver. The booklet describes the correctloading and unloading of the gun; theaction of the firing mechanism; themagazines; the action of gases and thecooling system and notes on how to dealwith jams and stoppages.

THROUGH HELL TOVICTORY. From Passchendaele toMons with the 2nd Devons In 1918.

5780 £6.99

by R.A Colwill2001. SB. N & M reprint (first pub

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Deals exclusively with 2nd Devons (23rdBrigade, 8th Division) during last year ofthe war. Detailed description of the March1918 German offensive and the battalion’sfamous stand at Bois des Buttes in May.This is based on accounts given by thosewho were present in the fighting.


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TUNNELLERS

5158 £9.99

by W. Grant Grieve and Bernard Newman Reprint by Naval & Military Press(first pub 1936). SB. 334pp with 9

b/w illus and numerous maps, plansand diagrams.


A history of the Tunnelling Companies,RE, during the Great War and the warunderground. Thirty-two British andDominion companies were formed. Tasksincluded dealing with booby traps,demolitions and anti-tank mines. A verygood, comprehensive account.

TWENTY YEARS AFTER – THEBATTLEFIELDS OF 1914-1918

THEN & NOWTHREE VOLUME SET

27900 £65.00

General Sir Ernest SwintonSoftback Large Format 3 Volume Set,2331 Pages in total, fully illustratedN&MP Reprint of Original Editions


‘Twenty Years After – The Battlefields of1914-1918 Then & Now’ is not apublishing curiosity but a fascinating pieceof Great War history that is still of muchvalue today.Alongside the atmospheric images is anextensive text, describing many operationsand locations on all Fronts, but mainlyFrance & Flanders. With its thousands ofsuperb photographs, this is a fine referencework that was originally issued in manyparts but now much more convenient inthis bound form.

U-BOAT STORIES - GREATWAR.

8853 £6.99

Ed by Karl Neureuther and Claus Bergen2005 N&M Press reprint (original

pub 1931). x + 207pp with b/w illusPublished Price £11.50

A collection of personal reminiscences ofU-Boat crew members during the GreatWar

THE WAR AT SEA 1939-45ATLAS

OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THESECOND WORLD WAR

30399 £25.00

Atlas of all 154 maps & diagramsfrom Roskill’s History of the THEWAR AT SEA 1939-45 - Colour

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A full gathering together of all 154valuable maps and diagrams that werebound into Roskill’s seminal four-volumeOfficial History of the War at Sea 1939-45. It is an excellent Naval cartographyresource covering major and minor actionson the oceans in all theatres of war,including Operation Dynamo, the Britishevacuations from Dunkirk, and of coursethe Navy’s most critical struggle – theBattle of the Atlantic, defending Britain’svital North American commercial supplylines against U-boat attack – also theMediterranean, and the freezing Northernroutes to Russia, as well as the PacificOcean.

THE WAR AT SEA 1939-45:Volume I The Defensive

OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THESECOND WORLD WAR.

30395 £25.00

Captain S. W. Roskill DSC. RN2004 N&M Pres reprint (original pub

1954). xxii + 664pp with 43 maps(many in colour) and numerous

contemporary photos.Published Price £38

Contents: Maritime War and MaritimeStrategy – Maritime War – The BritishShore Organisation – The Development ofSea-Air Co-operation – Allied and EnemyWar Plans and Dispositions – OpeningMoves in Home Waters 3rd September-31st December 1939 – Ocean Warfare3rd September-31st December 1939 – TheSea Approaches and Coastal Waters 1stJanuary-31st May 1940 – The Home Fleet1st January-9th April 1940 –TheNorwegian Campaign 8th April-15th June1940 – The Control of the Narrow Seas10th May-4th June 1940 – TheWithdrawal from Europe 5th-25th June1940 – The Control of Home Waters 30thMay-31st December 1940 – OceanWarfare 1st January-31st December 1940– Coastal Warfare 1st June 1940-31stMarch 1941 – The Campaign of the North-West Approaches 1st June 1940-31stMarch 1941 – Ocean Warfare 1st January-31st May 1941 – The Home Fleet 1stJanuary-31st May 1941 – The AfricanCampaigns 1st January-31st May 1941 –The Battle of the Atlantic 1st April-31stDecember 1941 – Home Waters and theArctic 1st June-31st December 1941 –Coastal Warfare 1st April-31st December1941 – The African Campaigns 1st June-31st December 1941 – Ocean Warfare 1stJune-31st December 1941 – Disaster in thePacific December 1941.

THE WAR AT SEA 1939-45:Volume II The Period of BalanceOFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE

SECOND WORLD WAR

30396 £25.00

Captain S. W. Roskill DSC. RN2004 N&M Press reprint (original

pub 1956). xvi + 523pp with 42 maps(many in colour) and numerous


Contents: Chronological Summary ofPrincipal Events – The Pacific and IndianOceans 1st January-31st July 1942 – TheAfrican Campaigns 1st January-31st July1942 – The Priority of Maritime AirOperations 1942 – The Battle of theAtlantic – The Campaign in AmericanWaters 1st January-31st July 1942 – HomeWaters and the Arctic 1st January-31stJuly 1942 – Coastal Warfare 1st January-31st July 1942 – Ocean Warfare 1stJanuary-31st July 1942 – The Battle of theAtlantic – The Second Campaign on theConvoy Routes 1st August-31st December1942 – The Pacific and Indian Oceans 1stAugust-31st December 1942 – CoastalWarfare 1st August-31st December 1942 –Ocean Warfare 1st August-31st December1942 – Home Waters and the Arctic 1stAugust-31st December 1942 – TheAfrican Campaigns 1st August-31stDecember 1942 – The Battle of theAtlantic – The Triumph of the Escorts 1stJanuary-31st May 1943 – Coastal Warfare1st January-31st May 1943 – HomeWaters and the Arctic 1st January-31stMay 1943 – Ocean Warfare 1st January-31st May 1943 – The Pacific and IndianOceans 1st January-31st May 1943 – TheAfrican Campaigns 1st January-31st May1943 – The Mediterranean Re-opened

THE WAR AT SEA 1939-45:Volume III Part I The Offensive 1st

June 1943-31 May 1944OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE

SECOND WORLD WAR

30397 £25.00


pub 1960). xv + 413pp with 21 maps(many in colour) and numerous


Contents: Chronological Summary ofPrincipal Events – The Background to theMaritime Offensive – The Battle of theAtlantic 1st June-31st August 1943 – TheBay of Biscay Offensive – The Battle ofthe Atlantic 1st September-31st December1943 – The Final Defeat of the ‘WolfPacks’ – Home Waters and the Arctic 1stJune-31st December 1943 – CoastalWarfare 1st June-31st December 1943 –The Mediterranean Campaigns 1st June-15th August 1943 – The Invasion ofSicily – The Mediterranean Campaigns16th August-31st December 1943 – TheLanding at Salerno and the Submission ofthe Italian Fleet – The Pacific and IndianOceans 1st June-31st December 1943 –The Battle of the Atlantic 1st January-31stMay 1944 – The Second Campaign in theWestern Approaches – Home Waters andthe Arctic 1st January-31st May 1944 –Coastal Warfare 1st January-31st May1944 – The Mediterranean Campaigns 1stJanuary-31st May 1944 – The Pacific andIndian Oceans 1st January-31st May 1944

THE WAR AT SEA 1939-45:Volume III Part 2 The Offensive 1st

June 1944-14th August 1945OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE

SECOND WORLD WAR

30398 £25.00


pub 1961). xvi + 502pp with 46 maps(many in colour) and numerous


Contents: Chronological Summary ofPrincipal Events – Prelude to ‘Neptune’ –The Assault on Normandy 6th June-3rdJuly 1944 – The MediterraneanCampaigns 1st June-31st December 1944– Coastal Warfare 4th July-31st December1944 – Home Waters and the Arctic 1stJune-31st December 1944 – The Battle ofthe Atlantic 1st June-31st December 1944– The Indian Ocean and Pacific 1st June-31st December 1944 – The End of theMediterranean Campaigns 1st January-8thMay 1945 – Home Waters and the Arctic1st January-8th May 1945 – The Climaxof the Anti-Shipping Offensive – TheBattle of the Atlantic – The Final Phaseand the Surrender of the U-Boats 1stJanuary-8th May 1945 – The Offensive inthe Indian Ocean 1st January-30th June1945 – The Pacific War and the Arrival ofthe British Pacific Fleet 1st January-31stMarch 1945 – The Offensive in the Pacific1st April-30th June1945 – The Setting ofthe Rising Sun 1st July-14th August 1945– Conclusion and Inquiry



THE WAR IN THE AIR. Being theStory of the part played in the

Great War by the Royal Air Force.VOLUME ONE.

28229 £35.00

Sir Walter RaleighSB ,xix + 489pp. 2020 N&MP

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Great War by the Royal Air Force.VOLUME TWO.

28230 £35.00

H.A JonesSB xviii + 508pp 2020 With 13 maps

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The second in the seven volume officialhistory of the RAF in the Great War.Written by H.A. Jones, who took overafter the death of Sir Walter Raleigh,author of Vol.1. this tells of the airoperations of the 1915 Gallipoli campaign;of the Western Front in 1915/1916; and ofnaval air operations.


Great War by the Royal Air Force.VOLUME THREE.

28231 £35.00

H.A JonesSB xix + 443pp. With 6 maps 2020


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THE WAR IN THE AIR.Being theStory of the part played in the

Great War by the Royal Air Force.VOLUME FOUR.

28232 £35.00

H.A JonesSB xix + 484pp With 11 maps 2020


The fourth in the seven volume officialhistory of the RAF in the Great Warcovers naval air operations in 1917 andearly 1918; and over the western frontfrom the battle of Messines in June 1917down to the German Spring offensives in1918.THE WAR IN THE AIR. Being the

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VOLUME FIVE.

28233 £35.00

H.A JonesSB xxii + 537pp With 21 maps 2020


The fifth in the seven volume officialhistory of the RAF in the Great War. Thisnarrates the story of German air attacks onBritain in 1917-1918 and the measurestaken to meet them.

THE WAR IN THE AIR.Being theStory of the part played in the

Great War by the Royal Air Force.VOLUME SIX.

28234 £35.00

H.A JonesSB xxi + 583pp. With 23 maps 2020


The sixth and final volume of narrative inthe seven volume official history of theRAF in the Great War. This coversoperations in the Middle East, Balkans andIndia, the creation of the RAF in April1918 and the western front in 1918 downto the Armistice.

THE WAR IN THE AIR.(APPENDICES). Being the story ofthe part played in the Great War

by the Royal Air Force

28235 £20.00

H.A JonesSB vii + 173pp with numerous tables

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The concluding volume in the seven-partofficial history of the RAF in the GreatWar. The book consists of appendices witha wealth of factual information andinteresting statistics.

THE WEARY ROAD. TheRecollections of a Subaltern of

Infantry

5782 £6.99

by Charles Douie2001. SB. N & M repriny (first

pub1929). xiii + 226ppPublished Price £11.95

Widely acclaimed memoir, based on aseries of articles written by the author in1928. Describes service with 1st Dorsetson Western front, especially Somme fromend of 1915 to May 1917. Ended the warin Italy, detached from his battalion, andfinal chapter deals with this part of hisservice.

WE Fairbairn’s CompleteCompendium of Lethal,Unarmed, Hand-to-Hand

Combat Methods and FightingIn Colour

30169 £55.00

Captain W. E. Fairbairn2021 NMP publication with all 844

colour images . Softcover. 792 pages

All 844 images of Fairbairn and hisassistants can now for the first time beseen in full colour, lending a clarity to thepractical methods of mastering the mannerof dealing with an assailant, both in timeof war and when placed in difficultyduring unpleasant modern urbansituations. These various holds, trips,kicks, blows etc, allow the average man orwoman a position of security againstalmost any form of armed or unarmedattack.Captain W.E. Fairbairn would haveapproved of this new colour version, thatgives an illustrative clarity to the originalthat was lacking in previous monochromereprints of his work.All six of W.E. Fairbairn's works in onebinding to create the ultimate colourcompendium:Get ToughAll-In FightingShooting to LiveScientific Self-DefenceHands Off!Defendu

VERNER`S HISTORY &CAMPAIGNS OF THE RIFLEBRIGADE PART II 1809-1813

7405 £14.00

Colonel Willoughby Verner2002. SB. N & M Press reprint. x +506pp with 16 maps in colour and 8

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History of Rifle Brigade from 1809 to1813 - mainly Peninsular War in which theregiment was involved from start to finish.

VERNER`S HISTORY &CAMPAIGNS OF THE RIFLEBRIGADE PART I 1800-1809

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Colonel Willoughby Verner2002. SB. N & M Press reprint. xv +220pp with 20 illus (5 in colour) and

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Story of The Rifle Brigade from itsformation in 1800, its organization,uniform, equipment, arms and training andbattles ending at Corunna in January 1809.

WATERLOO ROLL CALLWith Biographical Notes and

Anecdotes

3108 £6.99

by Charles Dalton.SB. xv + 297pp 2001 N&MP Reprint

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Details of all the officers that fought atThe Battle of Waterloo - comprehensiveand useful.

THE WATERLOO MEDALROLL

3106 £19.99

SB. 404pp +15p index of units andsub-units. 2001 N&MP Reprint of


Complete list of recipients of the WaterlooMedal, issued to all who took part in thebattle. Virtually the roll call of the Britishregiments and corps, including the King’sGerman Legion, who fought in the battle.Lists are arranged by regiments/corps,placed in order of precedence, and in mostcases broken down into companies ortroops (cavalry) within regiments andbattalions, each identified by its officercommanding. In some units casualtydetails are given. The staff are shownseparately. A truly historical record.



THE WAR DRAMA OF THEEAGLES

8311 £15.50

Edward FraserSB. xviii +444pp. Illustrations &

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Napoleon’s standard-bearers on thebattlefield in victory and defeat fromAusterlitz to Waterloo: a record of hardfighting, heroism and adventure.

THE WEST RIDINGTERRITORIALS IN THE GREAT

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8119 £11.99

L. Magnus2004 N&M Press reprint (original

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A record of the West Riding Territorialsfrom pre-war days through to the end ofthe war. The first line division (49th) andthe second-line (62nd) both fought on theWestern Front. Complete list of 5,295Honours and Awards and casualty returnsto the end of December 1918

THE WORCESTERSHIREREGIMENT IN THE GREAT

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7481 £35.00

Capt H. FitzM Stacke2002 2 vols N & M Press reprint

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History of the twelve fighting battalions -on the Western front, at Gallipoli, inMesopotamia, Macedonia, Italy andPersia. Roll of Honour, list of Awards Thisis a great piece of work and must rank asone of the finest of the Great Warregimental histories, many would say thefinest, and I wouldn’t argue.

A VOICE FROM WATERLOO

2778 £6.99

by Sergeant Major Edward Cotton,revised by S. Monick2001. SB. 227pp


Annotated scholarly edition of adescription of Waterloo by a SergeantMajor who fought there and later became apioneering battlefield guide. The author’saccount is accompanied by an informativeintroduction, index, notes andcommentary by the editor, Dr StanleyMonick.

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SB xii+160pp. map (in colour) ,2004N&MP Reprint of 1896 Original


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Personal account of an Anglo-Indianmilitary mission on the north-westfrontier in the 1890s. A lively picture ofmilitary life in the last days of theVictorian Raj.

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WITH KITCHENER TOKHARTUM

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G. W. SteevensSB xiv+326pp.plans ,maps, 2002N&MP Reprint of 1898 Original

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Kitchener’s campaign to reconquer theSudan and revenge the death of Gordon

TREATISE ON AMMUNITION1915

6791 £35.00

War OfficeSB 592pp.plates, (115 in colour)

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War Office manual of ammunition andexplosives 1915. Includes details of allshell and small arms ammunition.Thevolume includes 115 colour plates andblack and white drawings.

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A fine account by one of its officers of therole of the Camel Corps in the abortiveattempt to save Gen. Gordon andKhartoum in 1885. Despite the grimcontext the book manages to be witty onthe subject of camels.

THE WORK OF THE ROYALENGINEERS IN THE

EUROPEAN WAR, 1914-19.‘MILITARY MINING

7311 £11.99

Oroginal Ed. Published by The Institutionof Royal Engineers.

2004 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1922). SB. X+ 148pp with

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Official British account of the war beneaththe trenches published by Royal engineers.Replete with dozens of diagrams andphotos, and packed with informationhistorical and technical on all aspects ofthe Great War undergound.

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7014 £11.99

J.Robertson2003 N&M reprint (of original pub ).SB. 244pp with four maps and 52 b/w

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The story of the Imperial Camel Brigademade up of Australian, British, Indian andNew Zealand units and its operations inthe Sinai desert and in Palestine.

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7304 £7.99

Col. John Ward2004 N&M Press reprint (originalpub 1920). SB. xii+ 278pp withnumerous contemporary photos.


Account of Britain’s doomed attempt toreverse Russia’s Bolshevik revolution inSiberia in 1918-19. Written by the C-in-Cof the British expeditionary force at Omsk,this is an interesting sidelight on the AlliedIntervention on the White side in Russia‘sCivil War.

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6252 £9.99

SB xiv+365pp.pottraits,plates,maps ,2002 N&MP Reprint of 1904


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The 6th Dragoons took part in theoperations at Colesburg, Relief ofKimberley and pursuit of Cronje.Following the fall of Pretoria the regimenttook part in General French’s drivethrough the Eastern Transvaal

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Dero-Becker’s Military Gallery A Collection of

Military Costume Plates Of The European Nations

c.1815-1855 in three volumes

During the middle of the nineteenth century, a series of hand-coloured lithographic prints featuring the great armies of Europe, from both the Napoleonic period and later,

was published by the printing firm Dero-Becker, who were active in Paris and in Brussels (1840-1855).

Under the overall title of ‘Galerie Militaire’ some 300 prints were produced, all the work of several talented artists. The full-page images

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This is without doubt one of the largest suites of predominantly European military uniforms produced, and a fine reference for

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These colourful lithographs, each accompanied by a lively and informative text by Ray Westlake describing the unit depicted, illustrate a broad range

of infrequently illustrated European armies and their uniforms. Many plates usefully include, along with their front facing representations, both back

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France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Prussia, Russia,

Sardinia, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, and Vatican City.

Please refer to our website for the full listing of all 299 plates.

A GUIDE TO MILITARY ART

— Galerie Militaire.

Collection des costumes

militaires de toutes

les nations

Ray Westlake

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European Nations c.1815-1855 Volume 1





les nations

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