Treloar J L (23 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacet is in plastic sleeve.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 176 pp., illustrations, bibliography. some cover scuffing. Contents: The Johor Archives and the Kangchu System 1844-1910 / Trocki; Raffles and the rajas / Wake; Evidence of the contemporary existence of two Kedah sites / Treloar & Fabris; Postulated late Cainozoic high sea levels / Haile; The Palang concept extended / Harrisson; Traditional Islamic schools in Kelantan / Winzeler; Stones and the Maloh / King; The evolution of land administration in the Malay states / Wilson.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Jacket has moderate general wear and no tear. Bookvery clean. Binding tight. 377pp Size: 215mm x 305mm. Book.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. 1st Edition.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Fine Folio hardcover in Near Fine d/j (a little creased along top edge with small nick at top left cnr. of rear wrap.). Dedication to owner on acknowlegement page - signed by Alan Treloar (Victorian Rhodes scholar 1940). 377pp.

"Sales/posting to the USA suspended". Folio hard cover dust wrapper, 377pp some b&w photos. Light wear to dw/board edges, top corners scrunched, bottom corners lightly bumped, gift inscription (non-authorial); a very good copy. John Treloar kept a diary from the day he sailed from Melbourne in a ship of the First Convoy until March 1917, with the only interruption being for four months from September 1915 when he was evacuated from Gallipoli. His diary provides an intimate record of the events in the Middle East and France from the point of view of a staff officer who enjoyed the confidence of the great commanders of the AIF. He had a varied career: he was with the 1st Australian Division's General Staff, embarking on 21 October 1914, he served on Gallipoli as a Warrant Officer, was commissioned as a Lieutenant in 1 Squadron Australian Flying Corps, was ordered to report to 1 Anzac Corps Headquarters in France in July 1916 where he served until appointed to raise and command the War Records Section.

Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition. HEAVY. xviii, 377pp, index, appendices, bw ills, maps, endpaper maps. Green cloth in jacket. Light edge wear to jacket. SIGNED and inscribed to a LT Col by Alan Treloar on acknowledgements page. John Linton Treloar sailed in a ship of the First Convoy and kept a diary from that time until March 1917 with several interruptions due to illness. He served at Gallipoli and evacuated in September 1915 due to life threatening illness. In early 1916 he was appointed an original officer of 1 Squadron AFC and served in Egypt and France. Size: 4to. Signed by Author.

"Sales/posting to the USA suspended". Folio hard cover dust wrapper 377pp some b&w photos. Fine. John Treloar kept a diary from the day he sailed from Melbourne in a ship of the First Convoy until March 1917, with the only interruption being for four months from September 1915 when he was evacuated from Gallipoli. His diary provides an intimate record of the events in the Middle East and France from the point of view of a staff officer who enjoyed the confidence of the great commanders of the AIF. He had a varied career: he was with the 1st Australian Division's General Staff, embarking on 21 October 1914, he served on Gallipoli as a Warrant Officer, was commissioned as a Lieutenant in 1 Squadron Australian Flying Corps, was ordered to report to 1 Anzac Corps Headquarters in France in July 1916 where he served until appointed to raise and command the War Records Section.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Tidy jacket. Copy is clean. This is a scarce book in UK.

4to. Or.bds. Dustjacket. 377pp. Very good copy. 1st ed. John Linton Treloar enlisted with the Australian Imperial Force at the age of 19 & served as a Warrant Officer on the Gallipoli Peninsula in October 1914. His war diaries were annotated by his son.

(Armidale, N.S.W. 1993). Large 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (xviii, 378pp.). With portr., illusts., and endpaper maps. Fine.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Large oblong 4to. 52 tipped-in plates - all as called for. Original (very robust) publisher's buckram rather marked and bowed. Internally clean. A sound and acceptable volume. Extra postage at cost will be required.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First Edition. Oblong folio, original decorated cloth boards (Australian crest in gilt). 52 tipped-in colour and duotone plates in VG condition internally. Minor marks to front cover as shown, some wear to corners. A VG copy of a rare book.

Boards. Oblong folio, original decorated cloth boards (Australian crest in gilt), 52 tipped-in colour and duotone plates, very good condn in new cloth solander box with original pictorial title label 1. The Landing at Kabakaul by Charles Bryant, 2. "Emden beached and done for" by Arthur Burgess, 3. The First Convoy by Charles Bryant, 4. General Sir W. R. Birdwood, Bart., by James Quinn, 5. Major General Sir C. B. B. White by Sir John Longstaff, 6. Training in the Desert by F.R. Crozier and G.C. Benson, 7. The Landing at Anzac by G.W. Lambert, 8. AE 2 in the Marmora by Charles Bryant, 9. "Come on Australians!" by Charles Wheeler, 10. Anzac Cove by F.R. Crozier, 11. "The Man with the Donkey" by G.C. Benson, 12. The Arrival at Wandsworth Hospital of the First Australian Wounded from Anzac by G.J. Coates, 13. Lone Pine by Fred Leist, 14. The Charge of the 3rd Light Horse Brigade at The Nek by G.W. Lambert, 15. Lieut.-General Sir H.G. Chauvel, by G.W. Lambert, 16.Lieut.-General Sir John Monash by Sir John Longstaff, 17. Romani by G.W. Lambert, 18. The Camel Corps at Magdhaba by H.S. Power, 19. How a Victoria Cross Was Won in Palestine by H.S. Power, 20. The Charge of the 4th Light Horse Brigade at Beersheba by G.W. Lambert, 21. The Es Salt Raid by G. W. Lambert, 22. Leaders of the Australian Light Horse by H.S. Power, 23. The Final Dash on Damascus by H.S. Power, 24. Light Horsemen in Palestine by G.W. Lambert, 25. Fromelles by Charles Wheeler, 26. An Australian by Max Bruning, 27. Sausage Valley by F.R. Crozier, 28. Winter at Mametz, 1916-17 by F.R. Crozier, 29. Bullecourt-The Death of Major Percy Black, 16th Battalion by Charles Wheeler, 30. Albert Cathedral by H.S. Power, 31. "Zero" Hour at Messines by Charles Wheeler, 32. Boulogne in War-Time by Charles Bryant, 33. The Cloth Hall, Ypres by Fred Leist, 34. Australian Artillery Going into Action, near Ypres by H.S. Power, 35. The Drover by G.C. Benson, 36. Attacking a Pillbox in Nonne Bosschen by Fred Leist, 37. The Stretcher-Bearers by H.S. Power, 38. Bringing up the Guns by H.S. Power, 39. The Duckboard Track by George Bell, 40. Welcome Back to the Somme by Will Dyson, 41. Saving the Guns at Robecq by H. S. Power, 42. Corbie Abbey by H.S. Power, 43. Hamel by George Bell, 44. The Somme Valley near Corbie by Arthur Streeton, 45. Storming Mont St. Quentin by Fred Leist, 46. "Gas Alert!" by Arthur Streeton, 47. The Bridge Builders by George Bell, 48. Breaking the Hindenburg Line by Will Longstaff, 49. In Templeux-le-Guerard by Allan Stewart, 50. The Digger by Charles Wheeler, 51. The Surrender of the German High Sea Fleet by Arthur Burgess, 52. The Final Tribute by Louis McCubbin.

First edition, first printing. Oblong format. Very good cloth, but with front hinge broken. All 52 plates present.

Hardcover with slipcase. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. In original Box with illustrated pastedown of St George and an Australian soldier by Fred Leist. The Maroon Box is missing three of the short end pieces. The pastedown is missing a 2 by 3cm section not affecting the illustration. The book is Fine but for a crease on the portrait of Major General White. Includes publishers order slip for additional plates.

1st edition orig. dec. cloth Near Fine oblong folio unpag.(110pp.), col. & b/w pls., Reproductions in Colour & duo-tone of Official War Paintings. Slight cockle to front board o/w very nice tight, bright copy of the first edition. Scarce especially in this condition.

1st edition orig. dec. cloth Very Good oblong folio unpag.(110pp.), col. & b/w pls., Reproductions in Colour & duo-tone of Official War Paintings. Very nice tight, square copy of the first edition. Scarce especially in this condition.

1st edition orig. dec. cloth Very Good oblong folio unpag.(110pp.), col. & b/w pls., Reproductions in Colour & duo-tone of Official War Paintings. Lovely tight, bright copy of the first edition. In original box (some chips & repairs) as issued. Scarce especially in this condition.

1st edition dust jacket As New folio xviii + 377pp., col. & b/w pls., maps, appends., index, John Treloar served on Gallipoli as a Warrent Officer & then commissioned as a lieutenant in the Australian Flying Corps.

Oblong Folio. 52 tipped in plates mainly in colour but a couple No 1 and No 16 have small creases in them .else a very good copy.

Large oblong folio, comprising 52 tipped colour plates, with facing letterpress descriptions. A most attractive copy. A beautifully presented album of works by Australian artists of the First World War. It includes all theatres of the conflict, including the Light Horse in Palestine and Damascus, through to the European battlefields of Fromelles, Bullecourt, Messines, Ypres, and so forth. Naval scenes of interest include a depiction of the Australian submarine AE2 crossing the Dardanelles into the Sea of Marmora; and another presents the surrender of the High German Fleet. Of special aviation importance is plate number nineteen by Harold Power, depicting the spectacular rescue Captain D.W. Rutherford in the days before the Battle for Gaza (March 1917). He crashed into the desert, and faced a dire fate at the hands of advancing Turkish cavalry, before a sudden and daring rescue by Lieutenant F.H. McNamara. Both officers were members of First Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, and Lieutenant McNamara was later awarded the Victoria Cross for his efforts. Artists represented in the album include Arthur Streeton, George Lambert, Charles Wheeler, Louis McCubbin, and Fred Leist (amongst several others).

Zeitschrift 15x23. Condition: Gut. 79 Seiten altersbedingt guter Zustand Einband abgegriffen und beschrieben 200635372 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 150.