HM Attic Used Books

	ARW	*THE HISTORY OF WEAPONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION*. George C. Neumann, Bonanza Books, New York, 1967. Complete history and survey of the weapons both firearms and edged used during the course of the American Revolutionary War (1775-81). Hardbound, 373 pages, hundreds of b & w photos of the weapons, including additional illustrations of lock plate detail, some uniforms. Used, very good condition, ISBN 0517178060.	$7.00
	ARW	*THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION*. Edward E. Curtis, AMS Press, New York, 1969. The author surveys all of the military components of the British Army in America: administration, recruitment, provisioning, transportation, and details on the organization and uniforms of the regiments. Hardbound, 5-1/2" x 9", was not sold with an outer cover, 223 pages, no photos but several charts and tables, good listing of regiments and their uniform facings. Very good condition, Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 73-91297.	$19.00

ANC	*THE PELOPONNESIAN WAR 431 - 404 BC.* Osprey Essential Histories Series, Philip de Souza, Osprey Publishing, Oxford, UK, 2002. The basic history of Sparta versus Athens. Softbound, excellent like-new condition, 95 pp, 12 color photos, 7 color maps, 1 color schematic, 1 b & w trireme drawing, and additional b&w photos and illustrations. ISBN 1-84176-357-8	$9.00
ANC	*WARFARE IN THE ANCIENT WORLD.* Edited by General Sir John Hackett, illustrated by Peter Connolly, Facts on File, Inc., New York, 1989. Eleven essays on the Ancients and warfare by noted authors Watkins, Wiseman, Lazenby, Sekunda, Devine, Connolly, Keppie, Dobson, and Tomlin. Spans the period from ancient beginnings to the Late-Roman Empire. Hardcover, dust jacket very good condition, overall excellent like-new condition, 256 pages, maps, charts, military formations, good text. ISBN 0-8160-2459-6	$29.00
ANC	*THE MAKING OF THE ROMAN ARMY FROM REPUBLIC TO EMPIRE.* Laurence Keppie, Barnes & Noble Books, New York, 1984. From a small citizen militia in the area of the town of Rome to the efficient large Imperial Army that was stretched to its limits. Surveys the military history of Rome and how the army grew to meet the demands of empire. Hardcover, very good condition, 269 pages, illustrated with photos, maps, charts, and good appendix including glossary. ISBN 1-56619-359-1	$7.00
ANC	*WARRIORS OF ROME,* An Illustrated History of the Roman Legions. Michael Simkins, illustrated by James Field, Blandford Press, New York 1988. Hardbound, excellent like-new condition, 160 pages, hundreds of photos, 20 color plates, hundred of photos. ISBN 0-7137-2001-8	$14.00

Early 18th Century	*MARLBOROUGH AS MILITARY COMMANDER.* David Chandler, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1973. Certainly one of the great "captains" of military history, and, to David Chandler, the greatest British military commander, a deep study, and one that examines this often overlooked period of early musketry, plug bayonets, the emergence of mobile field artillery, and , of course, fortifications and siege work. Hardbound, in very good condition, 368 pages, illustrated with maps, charts, and photos. No ISBN	$13.00
Early 18th Century	*WEAPONS & EQUIPMENT OF THE MARLBOROUGH WARS.* Anthony Kemp with line drawings by John Mollo, Blandford Press, Poole, Dorset, UK, 1980. This book describes and illustrates the implements of war that fought the Marlborough battles of the early 18th Century. Well illustrated with line drawings and diagrams. Hardbound, excellent, 172 pages. ISBN 0-7137-1013-6	$19.00
The '45	*LIKE HUNGRY WOLVES - CULLODEN MOOR 16 APRIL 1746.* Stuart Reid with color plates by Gerry Embleton, Windrow & Greene, London, 1994. The complete history of the 1745 Jacobite Rebellion's culminating battle at Culloden Moor and major events leading up to it. Well illustrated with b & w photos, maps, and gorgeous color plates. Hardbound, large format 9-1/2" wide x 12-1/2" high, excellent to near mint condition, dust jacket excellent condition, 128 pages. ISBN 1 85915 080 2	$98.00
1642-44	**THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR RECREATED IN COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHS, Europa Militaria Special No. 4.** Chris Honeywell & Gill Spear, Windrow & Greene, London UK 1993. Well illustrated mostly with re-enactor photos. Softbound, 96 pages. ISBN 0-872004-54-7	$11.00
	*ARMIES OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY* Ian Heath, Foundry Books Publication, 1997. Comprehensive review of the armies of the 16th century including notes on firearms, major battles of the period, England 1487-1603, Scotland 1500-1603, Ireland 1487-1603, the United Provinces 1566-1609, the Spanish Netherlands 1556-1609, and an artillery appendix. ISBN 1-901543-00-5	*$23.00*

WW2	*U-BOAT BASES AND BUNKERS 1941-45, Fortress Series No. 3*. Gordon Williamson, Osprey Publishing, Oxford UK, 2003. Softbound, 64 pages, 100+ photos and illustrations, very good to near mint condition. ISBN 1-84176-556-2.	$7.00
*1530-1945*	*THE FORTIFICATIONS OF MALTA 1530-1945,* *Fortress Series No. 16.* Charles Stephenson, Osprey Publications, Oxford UK, 2004. Softbound, 64 pages, 100+ photos and illustrations. Very good to near mint condition. ISBN 1-18476-693-3	$7.00
*1535-1763*	*FRENCH FORTRESSES IN NORTH AMERICA 1535-1763, Fortress Series No. 27.*** Rene Chartrand, Osprey Publications, Oxford UK, 2005. Softbound, 64 pages, 100+ photos and illustrations. Very good to near mint condition. ISBN 1-18476-714-X	$7.00

SUDAN	*WAR ON THE NILE*. Michael Barthorp, Blandford Press, Poole, Dorset, UK, reprinted 1986. Britain, Egypt, and the Sudan 1882-1898; a good, brief history of the campaigns that featured the Battle of Tel-al-Kabir, the Siege and Relief of Khartoum, and the culminating Battle of Omdurman. Softbound, 190 pages, 6 maps, hundreds of b & w photos and illustrations, battle honors and medals awarded. ISBN 0-7137-1858-7.	$14.00
INDIA	*Armies of the Raj From the Great Indian Mutiny to Independence: 1858-1947.* Byron Farwell, W. W. Norton & Company, New York, 1989. From the Great Indian Mutiny to Independence 1858-1947. Softbound, good condition, 399 pages, $12.00. ISBN 0-393-30802-2	$9.00
INDIA	*THE INDIAN ARMY OF THE EMPRESS 1861-1903.* Alan Harfield, Spellmount, Turnbridge Wells, Kent, UK, First Printing, 1991. The "Empress" in this case refers to Queen Victoria and the hand of Britain on the rule of India through the fabulous and great Indian Army 1861-1903. Hardbound, large format, excellent condition, 16 color images of uniforms, 192 pages, maps, orders of battle. ISBN 0-946771-03-0	$46.00
CRIMEA	*THE REASON WHY.* Cecil Woodham-Smith, McGraw-Hill Book Company, San Francisco, 1954. The incredible story of the one of the bravest and most senseless actions in military history: The Charge of the Light Brigade at Balaclava, outside Sebastopol. Hardbound, a book club printing, good condition, dust jacket worn but okay, 292 pages, 27 maps, . No ISBN	$4.00
ZULU	*ZULU - ISANDLWANA & ROARKE'S DRIFT 22-23 JANUARY 1879.* Ian Knight with plates by Michael Chappell & Angus McBride, Windrow & Greene, London, 1992. The complete account of the two battles that electrified the name "Zulu". A well-written account of the events and actions of two of Britain's most memorable Victorian military actions. Contains a full history of events leading up to 22 January 1879. Profusely illustrated with b & w photos and maps. The color plates are gorgeous. Hardbound, large format 9-1/2" wide x 12-1/2" high, excellent to near mint condition, dust jacket excellent condition, 136 pages. ISBN 1 872004 23 7	$56.00

USMC

MARINES IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 1916-1924. Captain Stephen M. Fuller, USMCR and Graham A. Cosmas, History and Museums Division, Headquarters, U. S. Marine Corps, Washington, D.C., 1974. This pamphlet covers a little known corner of U. S. Marine Corps history in the Caribbean. In printed manuscript style supplemented by photos, maps, tables, charts, and lots of footnotes. Soft, stiff paper cover, in good condition, 109 pages. No ISBN

$5.00

1813 to 1815	*Napoleon - The Last CampaignS 1813-15. James Lawford, Crown Publishers, New York, 1979.* Napoleon's war of survival after Moscow: his victories, defeats, and final overthrow on the field of Waterloo. Hardbound, dust jacket worn, large format size, some color but most illustrations and maps in black & white, 160 pages. ISBN 0-517-52634-4	$16.00
NAP	Fields of Fire: Battlefields of the Peninsular War. Ian Fletcher with photographs by Andy Cook, Sarpedon, New York, 1994.Hardbound, excellent condition, dust jacket okay, many illustrations, a few maps, and great photographs, 1746pp. A small book in two parts. Part one reviews Wellington's Peninsular campaign and part two reviews key battles with references to color photos of the scene. ISBN 1-885119-01-1	$14.00
NAP	*The Life and Times of Napoleon.* Paul Hamlyn, Hamlyn Publishing Group, Felltham, Middlesex, revised edition, 1968. Translation by Arnoldo Mondadori. From the "Portraits of Greatness" series, a colorful survey of "the monster", Napoleon, from his early career to demise. Hardbound, large format book, dust jacket in fairly good shape, lots of color images, some black & white, 75 pages. No ISBN	$12.00
NAP	*MARENGO 1800 - Napoleon's day of fate.* David Hollins, Osprey Campaign Series #70, Osprey Publications, 2000. Napoleon's Army of the Reserve was moving to relieve Genoa, then besieged by the Austrian commander, General Melas. In a daring surprise attack, Melas turned the tables on Napoleon driving him dangerously to near-defeat. One of Napoleon's great moments was at hand. Softbound, 112 pages, hundreds of illustrations including maps. ISBN 1-85532-965-4.	$12.00

	WW1	*BATTLES EAST - A HISTORY OF THE EASTERN FRONT OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR.* G. Irving Root, Publish America, Baltimore, Maryland, 2007. Softbound, size 6" x 9", very good condition, 387 pages, just a few but somewhat poor maps. Survey of the major campaigns and battles on the Eastern Front. ISBN 1-4241-6800-7	$14.00
	WW1	*THE GERMAN ARMY ON THE SOMME 1914 - 1916.* Jack Sheldon, Pen & Sword Military, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, UK, 2007. Softbound, size 6" by 9", very good condition, 432 pages, a few maps, 30 plus b&w photos in the center section. ISBN 1-84415-513-7	$17.00

	WW2	*Artillery at the Golden Gate: The Harbor Defenses of San Francisco in World War II (PHAATG).* Brian B. Chin, Pictorial Histories Publishing Company, Inc., Missoula, Montana, 1994. Softbound, size 8-� x 11, very good condition, 170 pages, over 150 b&w photos and several illustrations. Survey of the emplacements and guns that defended "The City by the Bay". Includes early 20th Century history leading up to World War II and then examines in detail the system of defenses as they were built. ISBN 0-929521-85-4	$19.00
	WW2	*Enemy on Island. Issue in Doubt: The Capture of Wake Island December 1941.* Stan Cohen, Pictorial Histories Publishing Company, Inc., Missoula, Montana, 1983. Softbound, size 8- 1/2" x 11", very good condition, 106 pages, over 150 b&w photos, illustrations, and maps. Excellent survey of exactly what happened to Wake Island in the early hours of World War II. Combines good text with illustrations to show the defensive preparations, the defense, and the subsequent fall of Wake Island. Photos are especially illuminating. ISBN 0-933126-39-5	$19.00

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