Subtitled 'From Plassey to the Somme (11th, 39th & 54th)' this impressive book brings together a superb and varied collection of military anecdotes. Reflecting Britain's Imperial history, it covers empire building in India, the American War of Independence, the Napoleonic era, the Crimean, Zulu and Boer Wars, as well as the horrors and heroism of The Great War. It features a rich cast of Regimental characters who have in common service to the Crown and to the Regiment, and includes some 340 illustrations, many in colour.

2011, Pen & Sword, , 9781848845121,< K-01>,511pp, 340 colour & b/w illustrations, Fine in d/w - a few page corners creased, ,
Subject...Regimental & Unit Histories - General
Web No. 34577-01..............................£15.00 

A special photographic edition of Regiment, the Military Heritage Collection published for December 1999. As an album it features little text other than the picture captions providing a pictorial record of that unit between the given dates.

1999, Nexus Special Int., , ,< K-01>,66pp illustrations, Good in paper covers, , CARD
Subject...Regimental & Unit Histories - General
Web No. 80002-01..............................£5.00 

A special photographic edition of Regiment, the Military Heritage Collection published for 5th March - 29th April 1999. As an album it features little text other than the picture captions providing a pictorial record of that unit between the given dates. This edition covers the 1st and 2nd Life Guards, The Royal Hose Guards, The Grenadier Guards, The Coldstream Guards and the Scots Guards.

1999, Nexus Special Int., , 0008198277,< K-01>,66pp illustrations, Very good in paper covers, , CARD
Subject...Regimental & Unit Histories - General
Web No. 80001-01..............................£5.00 

No American military unit can claim a history as colorful and volatile as the 75th Ranger Regiment. From its guiding principles, first written down by Robert Rogers during the French and Indian War of the 18th century, to the most recent combat operations in Iraq, Rangers have led the way in America's wars. Today's Army Rangers combine the individualism of American frontiersmen with the ability to operate as a close-knit team behind enemy lines. This book takes an in-depth look at the most fearsome warriors of the most powerful army in the world.

2005, Osprey Publishing, , 9781841768601 ,< K-01>,336pp, c 150 colour & b/w illustrations, New in d/w, ,
Subject...Regimental & Unit Histories - General
Web No. 35384-01..............................£10.00 

No American military unit can claim a history as colorful and volatile as the 75th Ranger Regiment. From its guiding principles, first written down by Robert Rogers during the French and Indian Wars of the 18th century, to the most recent combat operations in Iraq, Rangers have led the way in America's wars. Today's Army Rangers combine the individualism of American frontiersmen with the ability to operate as a close-knit team behind enemy lines. This book takes an in-depth look at the most fearsome warriors of the most powerful army in the world.

2005, Osprey Publishing, , 184176860X,< K-01>,336pp, c 150 colour & b/w illustrations, D/w creased and mark. text and boards very good., ,
Subject...Regimental & Unit Histories - General
Web No. 35384-02..............................£10.00 

The Lineage of the Cavalry, Yeomanry, Infantry and Artillery of the British Army from the 1690s to the present. The information is presented in large fold-out tables with a chronological record of each Regiment. Raisings, retitling, disbandments, amalgamations, associated Militia, Volunteer and Territorial units, details of movements and other significant facts are all shown. Also includes nicknames, marches, mottos, cap badges, insignia, anniversaries, allied formations and Battle Honours. Indices include: Guards, Regular Infantry (Titles); Regular Infantry (Numbers of Foot); Regular Infantry (Early Names); Militia (Special Reserve) Regiments/Battalions; Rifle Volunteer Corps; Administrative Battalions (Rifle Volunteers); Volunteer Battalions; TF/TA Regiments/ Battalions; TA Infantry Regiments (post 1960); TA Infantry Companies (post 1960).

1999, Military Press , , 08542030012,< K-01>,Large format, viii + 190pp, 10pp of fold-out tables, Rubbing on front boards, very good, ,
Subject...Regimental & Unit Histories - General
Web No. 32188-01..............................£20.00 

The Lineage of the Cavalry, Yeomanry, Infantry and Artillery of the British Army from the 1690s to the present. The information is presented in large fold-out tables with a chronological record of each Regiment. Raisings, retitling, disbandments, amalgamations, associated Militia, Volunteer and Territorial units, details of movements and other significant facts are all shown. Also includes nicknames, marches, mottos, cap badges, insignia, anniversaries, allied formations and Battle Honours. Indices include Regular Infantry [Titles, Numbers of Foot and Early Names], Militia [Special Reserve] Regiments/Battalions, Rifle Volunteer Corps, Administrative Battalions [Rifle Volunteers], Volunteer Battalions, TF/TA Regiments/Battalions, TA Infantry Regiments [post 1960].

2000, Military Press , , 0854203400,< K-01>,Large format, viii+ 179pp, 14pp of fold-out tables, New in card cover, , CARD
Subject...Regimental & Unit Histories - General
Web No. 32190-02..............................£19.99 

Good. pages browning, crease on spine. The French Foreign Legion from its birth in 1831 to the war in Algeria in the 1960s.

1975, Tattoo, , 0427000114,< K-01>,268pp illustrations, , , CARD
Subject...Regimental & Unit Histories - General
Web No. 24199-01..............................£4.00 

The French Foreign Legion is known for its austerity and discipline. One of the rewards for which men sign on with the Legion is French citizenship, and every legionnaire may claim it after serving three years with good conduct. The Legion has never had any problem attracting recruits - seven out of ten applicants are still rejected. The author tells the story of the Legion from its inception in 1831 to defend France's colonial interests, to the Legion of today involved in peacekeeping and humanitarian duties worldwide

2006, Sutton Publishing, , 0750939397,< K-01>,368pp 41 ills. 11 maps., Near fine in like d/w, ,
Subject...Regimental & Unit Histories - General
Web No. 35502-02..............................£10.00 

The 59th North Midland, a Territorial division, was formed in January 1915. It served in Ireland following the Easter Uprising in April 1916. In March 1917 it was sent to France, serving on the Western Front at Ypres, Cambrai, St Quentin, Bapaume, Baileul and Kemmel Ridge during the German offensive on the Lys, Amiens and in the final advance in Artois and Flanders. This account describes brigade operations against Sinn Fein in Dublin, examples of acts of gallantry, plus a summary of the divisional record from formation to armistice. Also includes a table of the divisions movements and locations.

2004, Naval & Military Press, Reprint, 9781843429944,< K-01>,186pp + 35-page supplement, 9 b/w photos, 3 maps., New in card cover, , CARD
Subject...Regimental & Unit Histories - General
Web No. 11786-02..............................£22.00