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A Guide for the Use of Officers of the Inspector General's Dept World War I 1911
A Guide for the Use of Officers of the Inspector General's Dept World War I 1911
A Guide for the Use of Officers of the Inspector General's Dept World War I 1911
A Guide for the Use of Officers of the Inspector General's Dept World War I 1911
A Guide for the Use of Officers of the Inspector General's Dept World War I 1911
A Guide for the Use of Officers of the Inspector General's Dept World War I 1911
A Guide for the Use of Officers of the Inspector General's Dept World War I 1911
A Guide for the Use of Officers of the Inspector General's Dept World War I 1911

A Guide for the Use of Officers of the Inspector General's Dept World War I 1911

$ 19.8

Availability: 95 in stock
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Modified Item: No
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Condition: Good condition, without a dust jacket - an Army manual. Corrected to 1917. No names, no markings, Moderate wear.
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Region of Origin: United States
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Conflict: WW I (1914-18)

    Description

    "A Guide for the use of Officers of the Inspector General's Department 1911", Corrected to April 1, 1917,
    Prepared under direction of the Inspector General of the Army.   No Copyright.  Prepared under direction of the Inspector General of the Army.  Published by the Government Printing Office, Washington 1917.  Presumed but unstated First Edition.  NOT Ex-Library.  No ISBN - there were none in those years.  Note - the photos you see are of this volume - no 'Stock Photos' - we never use them.
    A clean, tight firm book in Good condition.  There is no dust jacket - this is an Army manual.  A splendid World War I manual in tan
    faux
    leather boards, 7 7/8" x 5 1/2" x 486 thin supple pages of splendid World War I military instruction - a wonderful piece of history.
    Finances are updated, condemnation of 'submarine mines', Army transport, logistics, arms, medals, buildings, prisoners, post exchanges, punishments, recruiting, retirements, transport, much much more - all here.
    When the Americans joined alongside the Allies as an
    Associated Power
    (not an Ally) in 1917, the military world had already greatly changed by the first three years of World War I.  Manuals of instruction were updated to that then-current day - here is a prime example.
    An uncommon item.  A book you just don't see in its original state.
    Wear to the spine-ends and the leading corners including wearthrough to the bottom leading corners.  This one was handled and used - probably World War I usage.
    No lo
    oseness, No dogears, No mustiness, No smoke smell.  The hinges are NOT starting.  .
    We do try to describe them correctly - We want you back as a customer - hundreds of repeat customers.
    Splendid for the World War I reader, collector, author.
    A marvelous  addition to the library of the specialist.
    No markings.  No names, NOT Ex-library.  NOT Remainder-marked.
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    Don't let this one get by you - this is a marvelous Historic World War I find.