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A further selection of dust jackets from works of Great War Literature. To see hundreds more of a similar type visit my website at www.greatwardustjackets.co.uk. It may start off a whole new collecting area for you. Of the books shown, Boyd Cable was the pseudonym of Ernest Ewart, a journalist with the RFA who wrote several books of War stories (Smith, Elder 1916); Changed Men (Secker 1933) from the German of Paul Alverdes who wrote 'The Whistler's Room': The Henry Andover (Eyre 1934) is a fairly routine War novel but with a stunning jacket; & 'Subaltern on the Somme' (Dent 1927) is by Max Plowman, founder of the Peace Union, the jacket showing Field Punishment No.1
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very nice!!
LOVE THESE BOOKS, VERY COOL :)
Very nice, well kept Historical dusk jackets. Thanks for sharing