History and Memoir of the 33rd Battalion, Machine Gun Corps - Members of the Battalion

Subtitle continued: & of the 19th, 98th, 100th & 248th M. G. Cos. Written and illustrated by members of the Battalion they can claim for this narrative that it has the veracity to be expected of an account, compiled in the field, of operations in which they have actually participated. The 33rd Division left for France in November 1915.

Hardcover. English. Waterlow Brothers & Layton Ltd, London. 1919, First Edition, 1273 of 1600 limited ed. 118 pages copiously illustrated in monotone sepia and full colour from photographs and artworks, including tipped-in facsimile letter from Buckingham Palace thanking the author for the first copy given to the King & a separately inscribed order form for prints from the publisher. Original brown boards (in protective plastic) quarto size. Foxing on endpapers. Some general wear for its age. Book No: 2501240