Hazard In Circassia ~ Vivian STUART. 0709136951 HbDj 1st Ed ’73. HERE in MELB
Spring 1855. With the Russian city of Sebastopol still standing strong against the allies’ siege, the British must search for unlikely help among the self-reliant mountain people of Circassia. Circassia, with orders to find the guerrilla leader, Serfir Pasha, and bring him to a conference with the Turks.
SIGNED The Beloved Little Admiral VIVIAN STUART 1967 Hardcover DJ 1ST ED & MAPS
The Beloved Admiral Admiral of the Fleet the Hon. Sir Henry Keppel, GCB, OM Signed by author Vivian Stuart Published by Robert Hale First Edition – First Printing 1967 A very scarce title in any condition, this Signed First Edition is in Fantastic and Unread condition. The front and back covers of the book itself are in Excellent condition showing minor wear. The dust jacket, (NOT Price-clipped and still showing its original retail price of 42/- net) is in Fantastic condition showing only minor wear around the edges. The dustjacket has been placed in a mylar protective covering for added protection. This copy is signed by the author, Vivian Stuart. The binding is tight and square without spine lean. The pages are crisp and clean and there are no markings, bookplates, or other signs of prior ownership in this book. Overall, this book is a grade collector’s book. This book is very elusive in this superior condition, as only a limited number of them were ever published, so now is the time to act. Hopefully you can add this book to your collection and enjoy it in the years to come…The Beloved Little Admiral; The Life and Times of Admiral of the Fleet the Hon. Sir Henry Keppel, 1809-1904 Please Email Me With Any Questions You Might Have! Shipping Info:Buyer to Pay Shipping and HandlingInternational Bidders Pay Extra ShippingSeller Not Responsible For Uninsured Items Lost or Damaged in Mail Good luck and happy bidding!
Black Sea Frigate by Vivian Stuart
Black Sea Frigate by Vivian Stuart Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less