War & Military - WW1

1920. 1st edition. A domestic record of the merchant seaman in war.

1917. 1st edition. Gibbs's 1917 book gathered 39 of his uniquely perceptive and vividly written articles written as a war correspondent after July 1, 1916.

1965. American first edition paperback of collective biographies: Rickenbacker; Mannock; Ball; Guynemer; Richthofen; Lufbery; Coppens; Dave Ingalls.

1942. 1st edition. Edward Keble Chatterton (1878-1944) was a sailor and prolific writer who is best known for non-fiction works.

1918. 1st edition. Details the attacks, incidents, tactics, and activities of German submarines during the First World War.

1967. True stories from the early days of flying around World War 1.

2005. Memoirs of Private Roy Ramsay - an account by a young Queenslander who sailed to Egypt with the 4th Light Horse Field Ambulance.

2002. 1st edition. A collection of interviews with people who lived through the First World War.

1964. 1st edition. On July 24, 1914 - twenty six days after the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand - the Austrian government delivered its long delayed ultimatum to the Serbs.

1990. Army historian Christopher Pugsley provides a narrative which takes into account every aspect of Gallipoli and its impact on the New Zealanders who fought there.

1973. A gripping memoir by one of the highest scoring British fighter aces of the First World War, James McCudden, VC.

1916 (103 yo). His masterly description of the campaign was one of the first to tell of the events that made ANZAC soldiers famous all over the world.

1935. 1st edition. Account of the submarine HMS J2 during World War One.

1961. History of submarines, including technical details / specifications.

1929. This book follows the tracks of the first German U-Boats coming to the American coast in the summer and fall of 1918.

1963. Winged Victory is originally a 1934 novel by English World War I fighter pilot Victor Maslin Yeates that is widely regarded as a classic account of aerial combat and the futility of war.

1998. Army historian has collated extensive research and interview with survivors to provide an historical narrative.

1958. 1st edition. An account of the novel role of airplanes in World War I.

1972. History of the Kaiser's attempt to destroy the British Empire by a ruthless campaign of unrestricted submarine warfare.

1917. Vintage newspaper from World War I.

1956. The sinking of the great British liner Lusitania by a German U-boat in May 1915.

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1981. Fully illustrated reproduction of one of the most popular WWI service journals for the ANZAC troops

1923. Royal Navy officer Edward Keble Chatterton's history of Q-Ships.

1979. Macdonald living history series.

1928. Wortley (1892 - 1926) was a British WWI flying ace and Military Cross-recipient credited with six aerial victories.

2000. 1st edition. This is the full story of the military disaster of Passchendaele in World War I.

1965. 1st edition. In 1914 a new breed of fighting man came into being, whose individual courage and style were reminiscent of the age of chivalry.

1964. 1st edition. World War I adventure story of E-11, a British submarine and its offensive exploits against the entire Turkish fleet, during May 1915.

1930. The story of submarines in the Great War, this work draws upon the experiences of the author in a fleet of submarines in the Great War.

1918. 1st edition. A scarce collection of stories based on real events concerning flying in the Great War.

1979.

1974. The vivid chronicle of aerial warfare during five turbulent years, by an eminent British historian and politician.

1967. 1st edition. A great biography of Rene Fonck and Georges Guynemer the top scoring French flying aces in the first world war.

1917 (104 yo) 1st edition. Written aboard HMS Swiftsure, war story of a fictional armoured light cruiser, H.M.S. Achates.

2004. From Anzac to Armistice probably best describes the scope of this soldier's experiences during five years of service as a New Zealander serving in the Australian Army.

1931. Classic account of German pilot's flying experiences in WWI.

1935. Excellent memoir of WW I air warfare.

2005. 1st edition. Boy Soldiers of the Great War tells for the first time the incredible stories of the boys who went to fight for their country in WW1

2014. World War I was a human catastrophe, but it also saw a dynamic development of new weapons, and a new kind of war.

1926. Diary of a WWI American aviator known to the writer but unnamed in the book.

1934. Winged Victory is a 1934 novel by English World War I fighter pilot Victor Maslin Yeates that is widely regarded as a classic account of aerial combat and the futility of war.

1988. 1st edition. When the First World War started in 1914 the potential of the submarine as a tactical weapon was largely a matter of conjecture.

1932. William Guy Carr, the author of Pawns In The Game, tells about his experiences in the submarine fleet in World War I.

1963. 1st edition. Still the best account of the Royal Navy's attempt to match the Kaiser's U-boats in WWI.

2015. 1st edition. This collection of letters from the front, written by an Australian officer in the First World War.

1928. reprinted 1929. Campbell commanded British Q-Ships during the war.

1918. A gripping memoir by one of the highest scoring British fighter aces of the First World War, James McCudden, VC.

1974. 1st edition. Traces the development of the aircraft as a fighting machine and describes the changing pattern of air tactics and supremacy.

1933. This candid WWI memoir takes readers inside the cockpit with an RAF officer on the Western Front from the outbreak the Great War until its end in 1918.

2004. 1st edition. The gripping story of New Zealanders, Australians and Canadians at war – from the Boer War in South Africa to the Empire's involvement in the cataclysmic struggle of 1914-18.

1936. Collectable.