Dress Regulations for the Officers of the Army (including the Militia). by Britain. War Office - 1970

London: Arms and Armour Pr., 1969. Hardcover. Very good condition/fair, taped tear. 118pp. 29 cm A reprint of the official War Office publication Dress regulations for the officers of the Army (including the Militia), originally issued in 1900.

London, HMSO, 1900.. Small folio. vii + 118 + 79 leaves. (verso only) of b/w illustration of military dress including badges , swords etc. Original cloth, some wear and staining, damage to one corner of lower board affecting margin of some plates. A good working copy.. First edition thus. A wonderful source for understanding the regalia of the period. This copy comes from the offices of Stokes and Sons, Melbourne and has some extra related plates inserted.

London: His Majesty's Stationery Office,, 1904. Hardcover. Very Good. 28.5 cm x 22 cm vii - 104 - iv pages advert end papers for HMSO publications, 58 full page plates showing photographs of dress swords badges and equipment. Loose Corrigenda sheet some chipping to edges. The contents clean and tight with no inscriptions. Publishers plum cloth unevenly faded some rubbing to head and tail of the spine and splitting to top 4 cm spine edge couple of chips to the front board, the binding tight

London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office, 1904-1934. Cloth. Fair. 11" by 8.5". Various. This is a three volume set of these first edition military regulation guides. Produced by the war office to be issued and purchased by the army and militia and to be strictly observed. Includes several plates showing details of military dress spanning the period before and after the first world war. With original advertisements particularly targeted to military personnel. In cloth bindings. Externally, worn with bumping to extremities. Lifting, loss and sunning to all spines. Evidence of tape repair to 1911 Dampstaining and sunning to boards heavier to 1934. Institutional label to board of 1911.Joints and hinges weak to 1911 and 1900. Joints and hinges tender to 1934. Internally, binding tender. Plates 46 & 51 missing to 1900. Plate 24 missing to 1911. Pages generally bright with annotations and errata slips to all volumes throughout. Previous owner plate to pastedown volume 1900. Previous owner… Read More