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Nine Flames – 1964 first edition history of the South African Engineer Corps in World War II, bound in attractive original blue cloth and in very good condition.
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A handsome 1964 first edition of Nine Flames by Ken Anderson, published by Purnell & Sons (S.A.) Pty. Ltd., Cape Town and Johannesburg. This important work records the story of the South African Engineer Corps during the Second World War, covering their service in East Africa, Palestine, North Africa and Italy.
Ken Anderson’s detailed account follows the men of the South African Engineers through wartime campaigns and highlights the crucial but often overlooked role they played in military operations. Illustrated throughout, the book is an excellent addition to any collection of South African military history, World War II history, or South African regimental history.
This copy is especially attractive, bound in the original blue cloth boards with bright gilt decoration to the front board and spine. The book presents very well, with clean pages and no notable defects, making it a desirable copy for collectors of South African militaria and Africana.
Condition – Very good
Original blue cloth boards with light shelf wear and bright gilt. Foxing present to the endpapers and preliminaries. Prior ownership stamp to the front endpaper. No dust jacket. Internally complete and sound.






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