(King's Royal Rifle Corps). A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS. "Celer et Audax," "Louisberg," "Quebec, 1759," ... "Defence of Ladysmith," "Relief of Ladysmith." Colonel-in-Chief: His Majesty the King. Reprinted by Permission from “The King’s Royal Rifle Corps Chronicle” of 1911 ..., Winchester 1912.
Slim 8vo. [iv] + 52pp. Photogravure port. frontis., 4 folding maps. Sporadic spotting, ex.-libris George Hare, original red and silver ruled cloth with silver title and emblem to upper board and title to spine, sl. wear to corners and head and tail of spine, joints cracking.
Inscribed to ff.e.p - ‘Anette Hichesen from an old friend the Author .... Aug. 1. 1912.’
£12.00 [ref: 178104]

(Leary, Frederick). THE EARL OF CHESTER’S REGIMENT OF YEOMANRY CAVALRY Its Formation and Services 1797 to 1897. Edinburgh Privately Printed at the Ballatyne Press 1898.
1st Ed. Royal 8vo. 312pp. 12 plates including 6 photogravures. Some light browning, new e.ps., two tone cloth with silver device to upper board, rebacked with original faded spine laid down, t.e.g.
£85.00 [ref: 194713]

(North Somerset Yeomanry). THE NORTH SOMERSET REGIMENT OF YEOMANRY CAVALRY 1850. Bath Printed by H.E. Carrington 1850.
Large thin 8vo. 72pp. 3 litho. plates. Some very light browning, marbled e.ps., ex.-libris Ernest J. Martin, original gilt lettered blind embossed limp cloth boards, minor soiling, minor loss to corners.
£60.00 [ref: 192477]

(Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders). HISTORICAL RECORDS OF THE QUEEN’S OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS. In Two Vols. Vol. I [Upto 1902, only]. William Blackwood and Sons 1909.
1st Ed. Sm. 4to. xxi + 382pp. 38 plates, folding family tree, 6 maps including 2 folding. Some light browning, ex.-libris William J. Kerr, original gilt lettered cloth with gilt device to upper board, spine sl. bumped and frayed, t.e.g.
Extra illustrated with three photographs showing the inspection of the troops by Queen Victoria at Osborne 1873. Also affixed are relevant newspaper articles to end papers.
£85.00 [ref: 177073]

(Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders). HISTORICAL RECORDS OF THE QUEEN’S OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS 1932-1948. [Only, Volume 5]. William Blackwood and Sons Ltd. 1952.
1st Ed. Sm. 4to. xxvi + 428pp. Port. frontis., 18 maps including 4 folding, folding panorama, 4 plates of pipe music, 22 plates. Chipped and sl. soiled d/w.
£100.00 [ref: 183048]

Almack, Edward. THE HISTORY OF THE SECOND DRAGOONS “Royal Scots Greys” London 1908.
1st Ed. 4to. 312pp. 3 cold. plates, 41 ills. on 39 plates. Upper hinge crudely reinforced, ex.-libris Frank A. Mooney, original two tone cloth, repair to cloth join at lower board, some sl. soiling, upper board sl. dampstained.
£75.00 [ref: 168609]

Anglesey, The Marquess of. A HISTORY OF THE BRITISH CAVALRY 1816 to 1919. 1816-1850; 1851-1871; 1872-1898; 1899-1913; 1914-1919 Egypt, Palestine & Syria; 1914-1918 Mesopotamia; The Curragh Incident and the Western Front, 1914; The Western Front, 1915-1918; Epilogue, 1919-1939. Leo Cooper 1973-97.
1st Ed. 8 vols. Numerous maps, plates, ills. etc. E.p. maps, very good in original gilt lettered cloth, vols. 3-8 in d/ws.
£250.00 [ref: 192125]

Arthur, Captain Sir George. THE STORY OF THE HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY. Archibald Constable and Co. 1909.
2 vols. 4to. xviii + 777pp. Port. frontis., cold. frontis., 1 folding plate, 5 cold. plates, 24 plates, 10 sheets of maps and plans. E.ps. very lightly browned, gilt edged half morocco with cloth boards, dec. gilt ruled raised bands with gilt motifs and lettering to spines, minor soiling and wear to cloth, minor soiling to spines, extremities sl. rubbed particularly joints, t.e.g.
A third volume was published in 1926.
£250.00 [ref: 194715]

Athawes, Peter D. YEOMANRY WARS. The History of the Yeomanry, Volunteer and Volunteer Association Cavalry. A Civilian Tradition from 1794. Scottish Cultural Press, Aberdeen 1994.
1st Ed. 4to. [xxii] + 262pp. Cold. frontis., 45 tables, 15 cold. plates, numerous ills. Good in very sl. chipped d/w. lightly yellowed to edges and spine.
£20.00 [ref: 178191]

Atkinson, C.T. THE DORSETSHIRE REGIMENT. The Thirty-Ninth and Fifty-Fourth Foot and the Dorset Militia and Volunteers. OUP 1947.
1st Ed. 2 vols. xvii + 355pp. + viii + 284pp. 57 maps and plans [only, of 58] including 7 folding [only, lacking map of ‘Operations on the Tugela’]. Some very light browning, original gilt lettered cloth, some sl. spotting.
£80.00 [ref: 194232]