UNDER THE COMMAND OF GENERAL SIR EDMUND ALLENBY GCB.GCMG: JULY 1917 TO OCTOBER 1918. Includes detailed Orders of Battle of the British & Imperial units. Excellent coloured campaign maps with accompaning text detailing the operations and battles. Two of the accounts (unsigned) were written by Col T E Lawrence: (i) Sherifian Co-operation in September; (ii) Story of the Arab Movement. Original grey boards, bumped and chipped at the corners otherwise a good clean copy.

1919, HMSO, Second edition, ,< D-04>,v + 113pp + 56 col maps and accompanying descriptive text. 8.5"x 11", Corners worn ow g., ,
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 14889-01..............................£50.00 

A WWI Battlefield Guide by Francis MacKay. It describes the ground & operations covered by the British, French & US Expeditionary forces deployed from France to the area north of Venice to support the Italians after their defeat at Caporetto & stem the Austro - German onslought. It covers the Piave Defence Line , rear supply & training areas & covers the US contribution which has never before been adequately covered

2002, Leo Cooper, , 0850528763,< D-04>,c192pp, ills, maps, New, , CARD
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 30875-01..............................£9.95 

The First World War began in East Africa in July 1914 & did not end until 13 November 1918. In scale & impact, it was the largest conflict yet to take place on African soil. Four empires & their subject peoples were engaged in a conflict that ranged from modern Kenya in the north to Mozambique in the south, leaving hunger & devastation in its trail. Yet the East African campaign has languished in undeserved obscurity over the years, with many people only vaguely aware of its course of events. Africans bore the brunt of the fighting & few escaped the impact of the war

2004, Tempus, , 0752423444,< D-04>,351pp. 37 ills. 14 maps , New in d/w, ,
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 31891-02..............................£25.00 

The recollections of Australian soldiers of their experiences on the WWI Gallipoli landings by troops of the ANZAC Division.

1990, Australian Broadcasting, , 0733300332,< D-04>,xiix + 142pp, 41 photos, 4 maps, references, shelf wear, g/vg, , CARD
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 12792-01..............................£12.00 

Flora Sandes, an englishwoman, volunteered as a nurse in the Balkans. She became deeply involved in the Serbian cause and enlisted as a private in the Serbian Army, she quickly proved herself and was promoted to sergeant during the retreat to Albania. She was wounded in the advance to liberate Serbia from Greece and when Serbia eventually became part of Yugoslavia she received a commission. Disillusioned by peace-time soldiering she married her own sergeant and lived in Paris and Belgrade.

1963, William Heinemann, , ,< D-04>,183pp ills maps, endpaper map browning ow vg in dw, ,
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 32885-01..............................£9.00 

From the outbeak of war with Turkey to the taking of Jerusalem. The narrative covers the WWI British campaigns in Gallipoli, the Balkans, Salonika and the Egyptian Campaigns of 1916, the Campaign in Syria, the Siege of Kut and Mesopotamia. Gallipoli is dealt with largely from the aspect of its strategy. This is Volume I of the second edition which was expanded to two volumes to cover the campaigns through to the Armistice.

1919, Hodder & Stoughton, 2nd edition, ,< D-04>,236pp, 16 maps/plans, notes, blue cloth, gilt, some foxing of prelims ow good, ,
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 28309-02..............................£28.00 

Compiled by Brigadier-General Sir James Edmonds and Maj-Gen H R Davies. This is a reprint of the Official History of British Army operations in Italy in World War I. The original edition, published by HMSO in 1949, is now very difficult to find

1991, Imperial War Museum, re-issue, 0901627747,< D-04>,xxix + 450pp, maps, sketches, photos, New, ,
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 416-01..............................£30.00 

Ian Hay's account of a pilgrimage to Gallipoli after WWI made in the company of members of the Empire and organised by the society of St Barnabas - the son of Consolation - visiting the battlefields and war cemeteries of the eastern Mediterranean. Cream boards, blue titles, similar dustwrapper (stained). Very slight of foxing mainly at front endpapers. A very good clean copy of a small but scarce book.

, Hodder & Stoughton, No date. c1920, No ISBN,< D-04>,43pp, 8 b/w photos, endpaper map, 7.5" x 5", vg in chipped and grubby dw, ,
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 28894-01..............................£18.00 

The fourth in the Holt's renowned series of Battlefield Guides. Well-researched with up-to-the-minute information. It charts in fascinating detail what happened at every recommended stop on the tour of the battleground and brings alive, with cameos and anecdotes, the people who fought there.

2000, Leo Cooper, , 0850526388,< D-04>,256pp, ills, colour pull-out map, New., , CARD
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 29022-04..............................£14.95 

Lawrence's own account of the Arab revolt, and the realities, the politics and the people behind Arab independence from Turkish rule

1986, Folio Society, , ,< D-04>,326pp, Near Fine in vg+ slipcase, 0,
Subject...World War I - Other Theatres
Web No. 3178-03..............................£10.00