R95.00
Imperial War Museum archive-based insight into the first months of WWI — a readable and authoritative look at the soldiers who entered history in 1914.
A compelling and accessible account of the opening year of the First World War, The Imperial War Museum Book of 1914: The Men Who Went to War by Malcolm Brown draws extensively on letters, diaries, and rare archival material preserved by the Imperial War Museum. The book explores the experiences of soldiers from different backgrounds as they marched toward a conflict that would reshape the modern world. Written in an engaging narrative style, it blends personal testimony with historical analysis, making it ideal for collectors of military history, WWI enthusiasts, and readers interested in firsthand perspectives from 1914.
Condition – Near Fine
Slightly discolored text block edges Covers remain clean and presentable with light general shelf wear. Spine solid with title clear. Text block neat and internally clean with only mild, even age toning. A well-kept reading copy overall.






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