field exercise evolutions army revised (9 Ergebnisse)

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Zustand: Good. Half calf, VG. xvi+336pp+63+8pp, 37 engraved steel plates on 29 leaves with 2 folding, musical staves of bugle calls, a few pages yellowed with age, a nice copy, save that pp 62 of the Catechism is half lacking. The field exercises were first revised in 1824 by Henry Torrens. This volume also contains an 8pp catalogue of Clowes Military books. Old ink signatures of H L Cocker [dated 1893] and Lt. Ed. Coker of the 17th Foot [dated Oct 1837] 550 grams. 2nd edition [first work] 2nd edition [second work].

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Interesting reference building on the principles of the late General Sir David Dundas and Major-General Torrens. 336pp., 37 plates, 2 folding, table, three pages of bugle sounds, index. Some age related foxing and a few comments etc in margins, also interesting ownership inscription to Officer in the 72nd Highlanders. Bound in contemporary half leather, marbled boards, titled spine rubbed. Generally a very good example.

Hard Cover. Crown octavo, pp. xvi, 336. With 37 numbered plates as called for, several of which are double-sided, one of which is gatefold. Quarter calf with gilt titles and decoration to spine, and marbled paper-covered boards. Calf scuffed, with crack to upper joint but holding firmly; minor loss at head of spine, and corners worn. Inner front hinge cracked, some corner-creasing to leaves. Numerous illegible ownership signatures in the same hand throughout; some marginal annotation, including 42nd Citadel Corfu. The 42nd (Royal Highland The Black Watch) were stationed in the Mediterranean, principally at Malta and Corfu through the late 1830's to mid 1840's. Detailed instructions to ensure the correct formation for exercises and inspections, with and without arms, and for the movement of battalions, brigades and lines including those for light infantry formations. Scarce.

1st Ed. xvi + 335pp. 12 folding plates. Annotations and markings to text throughout, ex.-libris Edward Seward, browning, early suede, some loss to corners and head of spine, gilt lettered title label. By his Majesty's Command. US$126.

Thirty-seven plates of diagrams, two of them folding. Some foxing and browning, a number of plates hygroscopically damped, but overall very good in contemporary half red calf on grained red cloth boards, a little rubbed, upper board with small mildly damped patch, bookseller's ticket of Morrow of Dublin to the front pastedown. xvi, 336pp. By Authority. Printed and Sold by W. Clowes and Sons, Contemporary ownership inscription of Cha[rle]s T[imothy] Tuckey 41st Foot to the title page, facing on verso of front free endpaper is the ownership inscription of Michael Glover, "London Rifle Brigade Rangers, Feb. 1955" and brief Army List notes in re. Tuckey; "Ens. by purchase, 28 Jun, 1839. Lt. (n.p.) 2 Oct. 1841, Capt. (n.p.) 3 Nov. 1846. Served Afghanistan, 1842".

Thirty-six plates, two of them recto and verso of one folding sheet, three pages of music. Some browning of the text, a little offsetting from plates. xvi, 336pp. [bound together with;] DOYLE (Captain John Sidney). The Military Catechism, for the Use of Young Officers and Serjeants of Infantry, Militia Regiments, and Volunteer Corps: adapted to the New System of Drill, as revised by the Board of Officers in 1833. Second Edition. 63pp. Near contemporary brown cloth with leather label to the spine, a little worn. Ownership ink stamp (slightly cropped) of Hastings Russell, 9th Duke of Bedford, dated 1840, to the title page.

8vo. pp. xvi, 335, [1] + 4 pp. of publisher's ads. 12 folding engraved plates. contemporary half roan (bit worn). First Edition of Torrens' revision of the general regulations for field exercise and movement of the British army ".[I]t was deemed necessary by the Commander-in-Chief to take advantage of a period of peace for re-establishing uniformity, by prescribing to the Army a regulated system; which, while it rests on the leading principles introduced by Sir David Dundas, shall combine the additional formations, with the increased celerity in the mode of executing all movements, which have been partially practised for the last few years." (Introduction).

8vo. pp. xvi, 336. 11-page W.Clowes And Sons Military Book Catalogue, dated 1838, bound in at end. 38 numbered illus. (some appearing on the recto & verso of the plate; 1 folding). 3pp. of music (Bugle Sounds). original bds. (covers detached. spine & label defective, light foxing towards end).