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The South African Field Artillery - German East Africa & Palestine 1915-1919 - Signed
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"This history records the worthy and useful part the S.A.F.A. played, first in the fever infested tropics of East Africa and then across the plains of Palestine from Gaza to beyond the Judean Hills to ultimate victory on the Plain of Sharon."
By F.B. Adler, A.E. Lorch and H.H. Curson. South African National War Museum Publication No. 1, published by J.L. van Schaik Ltd., for the South African National War Museum, 1958. Wear and chips and short tears along the jacket edges, and light soiling to the rear. Original pale grey cloth with flash on the front, and black printed spine titling. 146 pages including index, one folding map and three removable maps in a restraining band at the end of the book. This copy was presented to Major-General H.S. Wakefield, C.B., O.B.E., who wrote the foreword, and has been signed on the first endpaper by all three authors.