Savo : the incredible naval debacle off Guadalcanal. Plus seven. Sydney : Ure Smith, 1963. 8vo. xv, 237 p., illustrated. Dust jacket, blue cloth boards. Ex libris. Light wear. VG-. 'The hunting of Force Z' by Richard Hough. 2nd edition. London : Collins, 1963. 8vo. 255 p., illustrated. Hard cover with dust jacket. Ex libris. Scattered foxing to contents. G+. 'Below the belt : novelty, subterfuge, and surprise in naval warfare' John Winton. London : Conway Maritime, 1981. 8vo. 192 p., illustrated. Hard cover with dust jacket. VG. 'The Naval War in the Mediterranean : 1940-1943' by Jack Greene and Alessandro Massignani. London : Chatham Publishing, 1998. 8vo. 352 p., illustrated. Hard cover with dust jacket. VG. 'Battleship : The loss of the 'Prince of Wales' and the 'Repulse' by Martin Middlebrook and Patrick Mahoney. London : Allen Lane, 1977. 8vo. x, 366 p., illustrated. Hard cover with dust jacket. Ex libris. Contents clean. VG+. 'Men from the dreadnoughts' by Harry Baynham. 1st ed. London : Hutchison, 1976. 8vo. 272 p. Hard cover with pictorial dust jacket. Ex libris. VG. 'Naval policy between the wars' by Stephen Roskill. Volume two only. London : Collins, 1976. 8vo. 525 p. Hard cover with dust jacket. Sunning to spine. Ex libris. Contents clean. VG. 'The arctic convoys, 1941-1945' by Richard Woodman. London : John Murray, 1994. 8vo. xx, [6], 532 p., illustrated, maps. Hard cover with dust jacket. Mild wear and spotting. VG-. [8].
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