A WWI Battlefield Guide by Helen McPhail and Phillip Guest. The route follwed by the Poet, Edmund Blunden, who took his commission in the Royal Sussex Regiment in 1914 and survived the war having seen service on the Somme and the Ypres Salient

1999, Leo Cooper, , 0850526787,< D-02>,160pp, ills/maps, New, , CARD
Subject...World War I - Western Front
Web No. 28739-02..............................£9.95 

An official account published by order of the German General Staff, translated and introduced by the Historical Section (Military Branch) of the Committee of Imperial Defence, War Office in 1919. Only a few copies remain of this re-issue of the 1919 original.

1998, Battery Press, , 1870423771,< D-02>,xxiv + 136pp, sketches, New in decorative boards, ,
Subject...World War I - Western Front
Web No. 27557-01..............................£24.00 

Translated and introduced by the Historical Section (Military Branch) of the Committee of Imperial Defence, War Office in 1919. It was first written in Autumn 1917 by Capt. Otto Schwink, a general Staff Officer and is stated to be founded on official documents. It forms one of a series of German publications on the various phases of the war, but is the only one dealing with operations in which the British army was engaged.

1919, Constable, , ,< D-02>,xxiv + 136pp, sketches, Blue Boards. slight foxing on title page ow vg, 0,
Subject...World War I - Western Front
Web No. 27557-02..............................£25.00 

The contribution of the Hull Pals of the East Yorkshire Regiment in World War I, two of whom won the Victoria Cross. The "Hull Pals" battalions made up the 92 Brigade of the 31st Division (New Army). Serving in Egypt 1915-16. They were on the Western Front 1916-1918, fighting in the Somme, Arras, the Great Retreat of 1918, as well as the final battles to defeat Germany in the Autumn of 1918.

1990, Richard Netherwood, , 1872955002,< D-02>,172pp, 66 photos, maps, vg in dw, ,
Subject...World War I - Western Front
Web No. 11734-01..............................£8.00 

The contribution of the Hull Pals of the East Yorkshire Regiment in World War I, two of whom won the Victoria Cross. The "Hull Pals" battalions made up the 92 Brigade of the 31st Division (New Army). Serving in Egypt 1915-16. They were on the Western Front 1916-1918, fighting in the Somme, Arras, the Great Retreat of 1918, as well as the final battles to defeat Germany in the Autumn of 1918. This is new, 2008, reissue of the original 1990 hardcover edition.

2008, Sentinel Press, , 9781872955001,< D-02>,172pp, 66 photos, maps, New in card cover, , CARD
Subject...World War I - Western Front
Web No. 11734-02..............................£14.99 

The battle for Ypres in October and November 1914 represented the last opportunity for open, mobile warfare on the Western Front for the next four years. The first battle to associate the British army with the ‘immortal salient’, and the mythologizing of the British struggle has obscured the major role of the French and Belgians in defending Flanders. But it has also been mythologised from the German perspective, the so-called kindermord (slaughter of the innocents) proving a useable myth for the Nazis through the participation of the young Adolf Hitler.

2004, Pearson Education, , 0582506123,< D-02>,221pp, 15 b/w photos, 6 maps, biblio, index, New in d/w, ,
Subject...World War I - Western Front
Web No. 32575-01..............................£19.99 

The history of the "Old Leek Battery" including its service in WWI in France and Flanders. Looks at Bombardment Instructions. Maps show the various locations of the battery during the war. Includes diary extracts, personal records and decorations.

1991, J E Blore, , ,< D-02>,156pp, circa 100 photos, appendices, large format, shelf wear, corner creased ow vg, , CARD
Subject...World War I - Western Front
Web No. 10609-01..............................£12.00 

The work of the famous artist Muirhead Bone "At The Front" in World War I, with an introduction by Sir Douglas Haig. There are two parts of the series, each containing 20 reproductions of drawings. Some in Part I have a small amount of foxing on the border of the drawings, and two have foxing on the drawing. Part II has a heavily foxed cover.

1917, Country Life, , ,< D-02>,Large (tabloid) format. Pt. I, 46pp, Pt II, 46pp, Papercovers, slightly ragged and foxed, ,
Subject...World War I - Western Front
Web No. 11014-01..............................£18.00 

Sketches, stories and poems written by the author during four years of hospital work with the French Army between 1914 and 1918. The title relates to the strip of land as named by the army immediately behind the zone of fire. The hospital unit moved from Flanders to the Somme, Champagne and back to Belgium but always within La Zone Interdite. Good. Black boards, gilt titles. Light edgewear. Light Foxing on endpapers. No dustwrapper.

1929, William Heinemann, , ,< D-02>,199pp., , ,
Subject...World War I - Western Front
Web No. 3884-01..............................£35.00 

"German Heroes on the Somme". A facsimile reprint of a booklet, now very rare, first published in 1917. The booklet was issued to publicise the German film of the Somme, made in response to the British film, "The Battle Of The Somme" which had been received so favourably. German text. There is a French and English translation of the introductory German text.

1998, G H Smith & Son, , ,< D-02>,32pp, 26pp of photos, landscape format, New, Ger.text, CARD
Subject...World War I - Western Front
Web No. 28523-01..............................£8.00