The Great War Magazine - Part 13: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/One) November 14th, 1914

Amalgamated Press, Ltd., 1914

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Details

Year of publication

1914

Place of printing

London

Author

Wilson, H.W.: Editor

Publishers

Amalgamated Press, Ltd.

Size

Folio - over 12" - 15" tall

Edition

F First Edition

Keyword

The Great War Magazine - Part 13: The Standard History of the, All-Europe Conflict (World War 1, One) Lieut.-Gen. Sir Douglas Haig, Commanding Second British Army Corps. How Serbia made ready to, meet her giant antagonist. Shabatz - the first decisive battle, of the war. Photos and illustrations include: Air-raid on the, Dusseldorf Zeppelin Shed, Aeroplane with machine gun, Iron Cross Zeppelin crew and a zeppelin stable, Centerfold montage of some of the British officers recognised by, Sir John French in his despatches of September 17th and October, 8th, 1914, Surrendering Austrian soldiers, Serbia's leading commanders, The Serbian military, a boy Serb in the battle-line, Reservists at Nish, Serbia's temporary Capital History Military Magazine Back Issues

Binding description

S Single Issue Magazine

State of preservation

Good

Languages

English

Binding

Softcover

First edition

Yes

Description

Front cover photo of Lieut.-Gen. Sir Douglas Haig, Commanding Second British Army Corps. How Serbia made ready to meet her giant antagonist. Shabatz - the first decisive battle of the war. Photos and illustrations include: Air-raid on the Dusseldorf Zeppelin Shed; Aeroplane with machine gun; Iron Cross Zeppelin crew and a zeppelin stable; Centerfold montage of some of the British officers recognised by Sir John French in his despatches of September 17th and October 8th, 1914; Surrendering Austrian soldiers; Serbia's leading commanders; The Serbian military; a boy Serb in the battle-line; Reservists at Nish, Serbia's temporary capital; and more. Well-worn but binding remains intact. Unmarked. Book