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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book is a godsend to genealogists and medallists, containing as it does the service records of some 1,800 officers of the Green Howards, beginning with the man who was commissioned by the Prince of Orange to raise and equip a regiment of foot, known in later years as the 19th Foot - Francis Luttrell. The regiment was formed in November 1688 and, in accordance with the custom of the time, it was named after its founder with the title 'Colonel Francis Luttrell's Regiment of Foot.' Thereafter the title changed with the Colonel's name till 1751 when the system of numbering the regiments was introduced and it became 19th Foot. After a few more changes of title the regiment officially became The Green Howards on 1st January 1921; it is still known by that name, one of only four English and Welsh infantry regiments to have been unaffected by all the amalgamations and re-amalgamations that have killed off other regiments of the line. The amount of information on each officer varies from a few lines to entries with quite an amount of detail about the officer concerned, especially where decorations have been awarded and citations are quoted. Letters from COs and others as well as extracts from local papers or other sources are sometimes quoted in cases where the officer has been killed in action or died on service. The index lists every officer in the book.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. First Edition. 14 Plates, including Frontispiece and One Folding Map. Small stamp mark from the previous owner. Publication of 199 pages. There is gilt on the spine and on the front of the book. There is light foxing within the body of the book. The text is legible. The binding is strong. GK. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.…

Hard. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st. First edition. Hard cover in publisher's original decorated cloth. Published London: Eden Fisher & Co., 1911. Thick 8vo., 7" x 9 3/4", 451pp., illustrated with photos, maps and color plates of uniforms. Bound in original blind embossed green cloth with beveled boards, gilt titles and silver and gilt cover crest, all edge gilting. Wear at the tips, crease on spine cloth. Very good, pages clean, bright, unmarked.…

first edition 451pp ills.[b/w] VG (green cloth w.gilt/silver stamp to top board,sl.rubbed and soiled,sl.wear to extrems.,owner's inscr.to ffep,v.sl.foxing to contents,aeg sl.rubbed,spine cracked but tight).

Hard Cover. FIRST EDITION. Octavo, pp [4], 349, [1], xv. Frontispiece of Officers of the Green Howards from the First Printed Army List of 1740, with tissue guard. Bottle green cloth with gilt titles to spine; blind border and gilt crest to upper board. Minor wear to cloth at spine tips and corners; contents clean with no annotation or inscriptions. A Very Good copy. Comprehensive Roll of Officers with biographical notes and a summary of achievements, presented in chronological order. …

1p., 8vo. A mimeographed document duplicating fifty lines of handwriting (that of Ferrar himself?). Embossed government crest at top left. A scarce survival, on aged and heavily-worn paper, with closed tears and slight loss to extremities, repaired with archival tape. Text in eleven sections: 'Duties' ('Field Officer of the day', 'Captain of the day', 'Orderly of the day'), 'Remission of sentence', 'Punishments', 'Strength', 'Furloughs', 'Institutes', 'Correspondence etc', 'Deaths', 'C M Prisoners', 'Courts Martial', 'Divine Service' (parade times for Roman Catholics, Presbyterians and Wesleyans'). The longest section, on 'Courts Martial', gives an impression of the tone: 'No 3222 Pte H Parsons 8 Dorsets was tried by D C M 14th August & sentenced to be imprisoned with Hard Labour for 56 days for Receiving stolen goods knowing them to be stolen No 4058 Pte F Armstrong 2 Dorestes was tried by D C M 14th inst & sentenced to be imprisoned with Hard Labour for 6 Calendar Months for "Committing a civil offence that is to say stealing." Captain Pinwell Liverpools is appointed a member of a D C M ordered to assemble at Wynburg at 10-0 AM on Monday 18th. inst.' The two British prisoner of war camps on the Green Point Common the Green Point Track Camp and the Sky View Camp were established during the war to relieve severe overcrowding at the Simon's Town camp. With the end of the war the role of the camp changed to accommodate POWs being sent to the various districts in the former republics rather than overseas. Gradually the number of POWs were being sent from overseas camps to South Africa fell, and the Green Point camp was closed. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Detailed historical record of the Green Howards from their formation to the Boer War and after. 451pp., frontispiece, plates, 10 in colour, maps, plans, appendices, index. Signed by Second Lieut. W.H.Dent, a member of the Regiment and refered to in the book. Original green cloth, gilt, rubbed, particularly on facing edge in places. Hint of foxing and front endpaper centrefold worn, otherwise vgc, . Please confirm postage with us prior to ordering. 0.0. Signed By Officer.…

Cloth. Zustand: Very Good. First edition. A first edition publication of George Calladine's diary, who served as Colour-Serjeant for the 19th Foot Infantry, edited by Major M. L. Ferrar. First Edition, uncommon. This is a diary for George Calladine, who served as a Colour-Serjeant for the 19th Foot Infantry. These diary entries are dated from 1793 to 1837, with chapters detailing events from 'Birth' to 'Marches to Hull via Canterbury', 'Sails for Ceylon', and other military escapades. Edited by Major Michael Lloyd Ferrar (1876-1971), who was a British Indian army officer, civil servant, and chief commissioner for the Penal Settlement at Port Blair on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Collated, complete. In the publisher's original cloth binding. Externally, smart. Some marks to boards, with fading along extremities, head and tail of spine, and raised bands of joints. Very light edge wear to the extremities. Internally, generally firmly bound. Pages are very bright and clean throughout. A few unopened page leaves throughout text, mainly to the rear. Very Good. None (illustrator). book.…