United Kingdom. Head-Dress Badges Of The British Army, Volumes One And Two United Republic of The Battalion did not sail

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United Kingdom. Head-Dress Badges Of The British Army, Volumes One And Two United Republic of The Battalion did not sail1. Head Dress Badges of the British Army, Volume One, Up to the End of the Great War. Hardcover, navy blue cloth cover, with dust jacket, entitled "Head Dress Badges of the British Army, Volume One, Up to the End of the Great War", authored by Arthur Lawrence Kipling and Hugh Lionel King, first published in Great Britain in 1973 by Frederick Muller Ltd. of London, 2nd Revised Edition published in 1978, reprinted in 1980, printed by Clarke, Doble &