Campbell Capt George (3 results)

First Edition. First Edition. octavo, blue cloth stamped in white on front cover and spine, with small, mounted photo of Campbell on front cover. (234)pp. Davis Printing Works, Campbell was wounded while fighting with the Highland Light Infantry in 1914. Unfit for land combat, he joined the RFC on 1 September 1915 and attended Central Flying School at Upavon. Although the publisher states that every word in this book is true, we have been unable to trace anyone in the RFC or RAF with the name George Frederick Campbell. Anyone out there know anything more? Illustrated with photographs. With a 4 page glossary of military terminology. White stamping on front cover and spine heavily chipped. Wear to extremities. Mounted photo of Campbell chipped, pages stained and in places dirty. octavo, blue cloth stamped in white on front cover and spine, with small, mounted photo of Campbell on front cover.…

First Edition. First Edition. octavo, blue cloth stamped in white on front cover and spine, with small, mounted photo of Campbell on front cover. (234)pp. Davis Printing Works, Campbell was wounded while fighting with the Highland Light Infantry in 1914. Unfit for land combat, he joined the RFC on 1 September 1915 and attended Central Flying School at Upavon. Although the publisher states that every word in this book is true, we have been unable to trace anyone in the RFC or RAF with the name George Frederick Campbell. Anyone out there know anything more? Illustrated with photographs. With a 4 page glossary of military terminology. White stamping on front cover and spine heavily chipped. Wear to extremities. octavo, blue cloth stamped in white on front cover and spine, with small, mounted photo of Campbell on front cover.…

Soft cover (Stapled Wrappers). Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Small Octavo, 48pp. Original double-issue printed stapled wrappers featuring a front-cover science fiction cityscape illustration by legendary fan artist Byron T. Jeeves.Features: This expanded double issue contains vital historical records of British fandom, including W. Peter Campbell's definitive London Convention Report (1952). It features an important early academic study titled "Lovecraft's Amateur Press Works" by noted Cthulhu Mythos scholar George T. Wetzel. The back cover is highly visual and historically notable, displaying illustrated preview announcements for the debut issue of Scotland's historic Nebula Science Fiction magazine (featuring cover art by Alan Hunter) alongside the Dutch publication Planeet (Ruimteschip 2213).Condition: Very Good. Heavy text-block issue remains structurally solid. Minimal rubbing to the spine edge. Interior is clean and untoned, and the illustrated rear cover is sharp and well-preserved. Byron T. Jeeves (illustrator).…