Newport, RI: Naval War College Press, 2010. Octavo; Softcover; G; Pictorial white and brown spine with white script; Wraps have heavy shelfwear, rear cover has two large postage stickers, rear cover has a small chip to tail edge; Textblock is clean and free of markings; Binding is strong; 273 pp. More

Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1954. 1st American Edition. Octavo; Hardback without DJ; G/G-; Spine has faded to greyish-brown with silver titles; No dust jacket, Boards are slightly faded, moderate shelfwear and slight edgewear, stain from former sticker at bottom of spine, horizontal crack to middle of spine, 2 small stains to rear cover; Text block has review of book taped to front pastedown; some pencil writing to title page, small stain to top of pages 1-5, About the author taped to rear endpaper; Binding is slightly loose; 240 pp. More

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1995. First Edition. Octavo; VG/VG; black, brown and white pictorial spine with white and black text; first edition; dust jacket exterior has only mild handling wear; slight edge wear; cloth has clean exterior; good, straight boards; text block exterior edges show very light wear; deckled fore edge; inscribed by author to ffep; interior pages; illustrated; pp 847. More

London: Collins, 1957. First Edition, Third Printing. Octavo, 766 pages; VG/none; black cloth spine with gilt lettering; shelfwear and rubbing to the exterior; bumping to the corners of the boards; minor soiling to the text block; some foxing on the ffep; signed flat by Field-Marshall Alanbrooke on the title page; shelved in Case 9. More

Cambridge, Massachusetts: The MIT Press, 1973. First Edition. Octavo, 374 pages; VG/VG-; off-white spine with black lettering; dust jacket protected with a mylar covering; price unclipped '$10.00'; minor shelfwear and rubbing to the jacket; creasing up the right side of the spine and closed tears to either side of the head of the spine; some soiling to the DJ; minor soiling to the edges of the text block; bumping to the bottom corner of the front board; inscribed by Whaley on the ffep; shelved in Espionage/Terrorism. More

Washington, DC: Center of Military History, 1990. Quarto, VG/No Dust Jacket; Dark Green Spine with Gilt Lettering; Covers have minor edgewear and shelf wear; Text block has small stain on page viii, else clean and free of marks, Binding is strong; 738 pp. More

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1975. First Edition. Octavo; VG-/VG-; burgundy pictorial spine with yellow and white text; first edition; dust jacket exterior shows mild wear; minor edge wear; price clipped front flap; cloth exterior has minimal wear; tight binding; strong boards; text block exterior edges have light tone; ex-library stamp to title page and pastedowns; interior clean; illustrated; pp 348. More

London: George Allen & Unwin, 1978. First UK Edition. Octavo; VG/VG; pp 342; beige/brown pictorial spine with dark blue text; first UK edition; dust jacket exterior shows minimal wear; only light sunning; small publisher's sticker to front flap; mylar wrap to jacket; cloth exterior clean; tight binding; text block exterior head edge colored red; fore and tail edges have light tone; interior clean; illustrated. More

Frederick, MD: University Publications of America, 1984. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 149 pages; VG-; full green buckram blinding; spine with gilt lettering; mild shelf wear and scuffing; mild soiling to all edges of textblock; previous owner's name at lower edge of textblock; previous owner's name at front free endpaper; pages clean; shelved Case 9. More

London: Cassell & Co, 2001. First Edition. Thick Octavo; VG/G+; red pictorial spine with white and yellow text; first edition; dust jacket exterior shows light wear to front; rear has slight smudges; previous bookshop's sticker to rear; cloth exterior has light wear to rear; otherwise tight binding, strong boards; textblock exterior edges have some age toning; previous owner's name to ffep; interior pages good; illustrated; pp 560. More

n.p. Thomas Publications, 2010. Octavo; VG/paperback; grayish tan spine with black text; covers have minimal exterior wear; "signed by author sticker" to front; previous bookshop's sticker residue to rear; mild bend to rear; otherwise binding intact; text block exterior edges have light shelf wear; interior clean; illustrated; pp 223; signed by author This book is part of the overstocked 15's, kept in Room X. More

Wilmington NC: Broadfoot Publishing Company, 1989. Reprint. Thick Octavo; VG-; burgundy spine with gilt text; reprint; no jacket; cloth shows only slight exterior wear; tight binding; text block exterior edges have some foxing; frontispiece; interior pages very good; illustrated; pp 496. More

Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 1995. First Oxford PB Edition. Octavo; G+/paperback; brick red spine black and white text; first Oxford PB edition; covers have mild exterior wear; lightly sunned spine; rear has light tone; tight, intact binding; text block exterior edges have slight wear; stray ink mark to exterior tail edge; previous owner's name to half title page; tiny chips to head edge to half title page; underlining and marginalia to some pages; illustrated; pp 371. More

Dayton: Morningside Bookshop, 1979. Octavo; VG; burgundy spine with gilt text; no jacket; cloth exterior clean; pictorial front with flags; tight binding; strong boards; text block has slightly age toned; pictorial endpapers; illustrated; pp 415. More

n.p. Henri Veyrier, 1974. Quarto; pp 138; VG-/paperback; off-white spine with black and pink text; full title: Les Russes oh Histoire Dramatique, Picttoresque et Caricaturale de La Russia; exterior to covers have light toning, mostly toward edges; tiny price sticker to rear; intact binding; text block exterior edges have only mild wear; interior pages clean; illustrated; text in French. More

New York: Simon and Schuster, 1990. First Printing. Octavo; VG-/VG-; light greenish beige spine with brown and green text; first printing; dust jacket exterior has slight handling wear; minor edge wear; previous bookshop's sticker to rear; cloth exterior shows mild fading due to age; tight binding; text block exterior edges have only light tone; illustrated endpapers; some pencil inside; illustrated; pp 384; inscribed by author. More

Dalhi: Shubhi Publications, 1999. First Indian Reprint. Octavo; VG/VG-; brown/beige pictorial spines with yellow and ivory text; first Indian reprint; 2 volumes; exteriors to dust jackets have slight soiling to rears; lightly sunned spines; minor edge wear; cloths show minimal wear; good, intact bindings; text block exterior edges have mild tone; interior pages clean; illustrated; pp 660+690. More

London: Bison Books Ltd, 1989. Reprinted. Quarto; VG-/G; black spine with white text; reprinted; exterior to dust jacket shows slight wear, due to handling; mild tone to flap edges; some foxing inside dj; cloth exterior has minimal wear; tight binding; strong boards; text block edges have slight foxing; frontispiece; interior pages clean; profusely illustrated; pp 256. More

Norwood MA: Artech House, Inc., 2007. Larger Octavo; VG; blue/light gray spine with red and blue text; no dust jacket; cloth exterior has minimal wear; strong boards; textblock exterior edges very good; interior clean; illustrated; pp 335 NOTE: Shelved in Netdesk office, in bookcase wrapping around the 15's bookcases. More

1945. Collection of photographs, signed documents (personal and official military), maps, ephemera, and other collectibles relating to Major General Horace Fuller and the WWII Singapore Surrender on Sep 12, 1945. Collection includes the following: Woodboard file-chronology “U.S. Representatives at Singapore Surrender 12 September 1945 Maj. Gen. Fuller” with the first page of the treaty print-signed by Supreme Allied Commander South East Asia, Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten, and Supreme Commander Japanese Expeditionary Forces Southern Regions, Field Marshal Count Terauchi (likely a copy; do not appear to be original handwritten signatures). Includes 34 official 8” x 10” photographs stamped “U.S. Army Signal Corps” in lower right corner and number-stamped on back, as well as a four-page itinerary documenting events before and after signing (9/10/1945-9/13/1945). All photographs and documents are secured between 11 ½” x 9” boards ; minor wear with a few scuffs and light stains. Light creasing to treaty document; creasing and edge-wear to itinerary with a few partial tears. Photographs in good condition with light creasing and a slight bend Green leather-covered Furlough Banquet Program from 6/14/1909 dinner at Hotel Astor (New York City) attended by Major General Fuller and General Patton. Twelve-page program details banquet menu, toasts, songs with final two autograph pages blank.. Wrinkling and wear to leather cover with edge-wear and partial tears to corners; small stain back cover. Age toning to all pages with creasing, edge-wear, and light spotting; partial tear to final autograph page Mountbatten one-page signed letter (TLS) dated 10/10/1947 regarding decision to omit controversial material from the final draft of a report to “Combined Chiefs of Staff”; mild age-toning to page edges with partial tear to upper left edge and corner (with COA) 7 ⅝” x 9 ⅝” photograph of General MacArthur signed/inscribed to Major General Fuller; good condition with light creasing (with COA) Occupation currency note dated “Singapore Surrender 12 Sept 45” signed by Fuller and 17 other individuals. Signees were likely present at Raffles Hotel dinner held the evening of the Singapore Surrender and referenced in the four-page itinerary provided in the woodboard file-chronology (see above woodboard chronology/itinerary description and 4th photograph from bottom BT-45-2335 for guest list) “Supreme Allied Commander South-East Asia” report signed/inscribed by Mountbatten to Fuller. Light spotting and toning to pages with moderate wear to cover (creasing and partial tears) and spine (final three pages detached). 306-page report signed inside front cover by Mountbatten and numbered “No.142” on front cover. 35 /12” x 21 ¾” folded map of Burma included with report (with COA). Double-sided silk WWII survival evasion escape map No.44 details escape route possibilities throughout China (Side L) and French Indo China (Side M). Legend shows district boundaries, elevation changes, topography, locations of railways, telegraph lines, and freshwater. Rayon acetate map is folded and has wear along edges. Three ribboned “Republique Francaise” cards One invitation postcard (Fuller event at the U.S. Embassy in France) Two authentic period leather gun holsters (not in group photograph) 10 ¾” long knife in scabbard (6 ½” blade). Wear to scabbard bottom; unraveling of wire handle; a few light scuffs to blade One framed charcoal (or possibly crayon) portrait of Major General Fuller drawn on paper by McClelland Barclay (1943). Portrait rests in 8 ⅝” x 10 ⅜” black-painted wooden frame. Portrait not examined out-of-frame but appears to be in good condition; wear to frame corners and edges One letter (ALS) from Major General Fuller to wife, Betty (undated but likely c.1940). Two-pages penned in blue ink; light creasing and age-toning to edges (paper was folded into quarters) Four chest ribbons Two National Geographic folding maps: “The World Map” and the “United States of America” (both dated 1951); light creasing to the pair Small bag with one lighter and two pins (“Croche et Tient” and “6th Field Artillery Regiment” insignia) Collection of thirty-seven photographs and postcards : One unframed military “attache” group photo dated 2/22/1936 and signed in lower right corner by unknown individual. Photo measures 11 ⅝” x 8 ⅝”. Creasing, toning, and edge-wear with partial tear to upper left corner and ½” partial tear along upper edge. One photo album page (excised) with pre-WWI photographs. Page measures 12” x 9 ½” with creasing and edge-wear (numerous partial tears to paper backing); photographs have light creasing One mounted and framed photograph of Fuller with horse (pre-war). Light spotting and toning. Twelve undated postcards (~5 ½” x 3 ½”) Thirteen photographs sized 5” x 3” (7 of which are stamped and dated 1945 on back by “SEAC Photo Unit”) Six larger stamped photographs (measuring ~9 ¾” x 7 ⅛”) and stamped “S.A.F.R.A.”, “New York Times” or “Air Corps U.S. Army”; and two unstamped photographs Two ~5” x 7” photographs (stamped “Associated Press” and “France Presse”) One unstamped flag-raising photograph measuring ~7” x 4 ½” This is a massive lot and all items have been extensively photographed. However, please feel free to contact us to request additional photographs of specific items. Thank you. More

Washington, D.C. Society of the First Division, 1947. Larger Octavo; G+; caramel tan spine with gilt text; no jacket; exterior to cloth shows mild wear; light edge wear; strong, straight boards; text block outer edges have modest age toning; pictorial endpapers; broken front hinge; damp stain to tail edge to few first pages; creased tail edges to pp 5-21; otherwise interior pages good; illustrated; pp 429. More

Dalton GA: Lee Printing Co., Inc., 1985. Reprinted. Octavo; VG-/G; dark brown pictorial spine with white text; reprinted; dust jacket exterior shows some rubbing wear; small, worn area to rear; slightly rubbed edges; light chipping to front flap head edge; light foxing to flaps; damp staining inside dj; cloth has light spots to exterior; sturdy boards; exterior text edges have light foxing; illustrated endpapers; light foxing to first and last pages; frontispiece; interior pages clean; tight binding; illustrated; pp 376. More

Boulder CO: Paladin Press, 1971. Quarto; VG-/G-; off-white spine with black text; dust jacket has noticeable foxing to exterior; few chips to edges; cloth exterior shows mild wear; tight binding; straight boards; text block edges have slight foxing; only light foxing to few first and last pages; interior pages good; illustrated; pp 116. More

London: The London Stamp Exchange, 1987. Quarto; VG-; Paperback; Spine, white with black print; Cover has light shelfwear but is clean and bright; Text block clean and tight; vi, 166 pages. [Oversized book(s). Additional postage necessary for expedited/international orders. Economy International shipping unavailable due to size/weight restrictions. For international/expedited customers, please inquire for rates]. More

London: His Majesty's Stationery Office, 1944. Octavo; G-; Hardcover; Spine, blue with black print; Boards quarter bound with blue cloth to spine and grey paper to boards, front and rear board width slight shorter than text block, wear to spine caps and corners, smudging/shelfwear; Text block clean and tight, mild age-toning to paper; xvi, 1490 pages. More