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The original of this handbook is amongst the rarest of all official Great War publications with its initial print runs being just 250 copies.Detailing the hull framework, gas bags, engines, instrumentation, controls, ballast, mooring and handling, armament, trial flights, modifications, stations and duties of crew, and specifications, etc, etc, with plates showing framework, walking ways, gondola, parachute, engine, etc, etc, etc.These three titles show in great details these lighter-than-air machines in the latter stages of the Great War.

Meerut was the garrison town near Delhi in central India where the great mutiny broke out in 1857, after the disciplining of some sepoys for refusing to bite rifle cartridges rumoured to have been greased with ''unclean'' animal fats. Dunlop was an Anglo-Indian Magistrate serving in Meerut when the mutiny broke out. His account, based on diaries and letters he wrote at the time, vividly describes the mood on the eve of the mutiny - particularly the mysterious appearence of ''chapatis'' - the dried flour wafers that were allegedly a sign of the impending outbreak. Dunlop describes the first outbreak of mutiny at Meeruit on May 10th and lists those soldiers and civilians murdered bythe mutineers. Subsequent chapters describe him joining the "Khakee Ressalah'' or Meerut Volunteer Horse, and its subsequent service, incuding the defeat and death of the rebel leaderSah Mull. Often cited by historians of the Mutiny, Dunlop''s account, at once vivid and thoughtful, represents the reactions of an intelligent Anglo-Indian who sees faults and qualities on both sides.HIs book includes a useful appendix listing all those units of the East Indian army which mutinied.

Drawn up on the orders of the great Duke himself, to determine those eligible for bounty money paid by Queen Anne awarded to all officers who took part, the Blenheim Roll is the comprehensive list of the forces which together with the army of Prince Eugene of Savoy, won the great victory over the French and Bavarian armies in 1704. The original roll is preserved in the National Archives at Kew, but this is a faithful reproduction and comes complete with explanatory notes by the editor, military historian Charles Dalton. The roll gives an unsurpassed picture of the structure and organisation of an early 18th-century army, and the portrait is filled out by the editor's brief biographical notes.

This Regiment was equipped with Sherman Tanks and the narrative describes their advance from Meiktila to Rangoon.Well written, with good detail and with many references to individuals.The maps are most helpful in supporting the narrative.Honour and Awards (all ranks) and list of officers who served in the campaign.

A magnificent history - well written and authoritative. It contains good accounts of service during the mutiny and the Second Afghan War, and is the primary source of reference for Hodson's Horse. One of the best of all Indian Army histories.Index; Apps; honours and awards (for all campaigns from 1857 to WWI inclusive); list of former COs (with biographical notes); list of former officers (some with biographical notes); list of former Risaldar - Majors; notes on casualties, etc.

A well written history from the time of the Scinde Camel Corps up to the formation of the 13th Frontier Force Rifles (when the 59th Royal Scinde Rifles became the 6th Royal Bn).The various reorganisations and their impact are clearly described, and there is good coverage of the WWI period - on the Western Front (1914-1915), in Mesopotamia (1916-1917) and under Allenby in Palestine (1918). Many individuals are mentioned by name in the text. Honours and awards (all ranks), list of former COs and other officers (with service details).

A detailed Regimental History. It contains plenty of reference material, with numerous individuals mentioned in the text. In WWI the Regt served in Hong Kong and Mesopotamia. Roll of Honour (British and Indian Officers only, (WWI), Honour and Awards (WWI and Waziristan 1921-1923), Notes on Musketry and Signalling.