Jackas Mob by Rule (13 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Paperback ,size 4to, 240 pages. Illustrated with b/w plates. Dust jacket shows some light edge wear & creasing + light marking & sunning. Covers show light creasing & marking. Contents clean & complete.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Jacka's Mob - A Narrative of the Great War Edgar John Rule | 14th Battalion AIF | 1999 Military Melbourne Edition An excellent Australian military history and an important account of one of the AIF's most famous First World War battalions. Jacka's Mob is Edgar John Rule's firsthand narrative of his service with the 14th Battalion, Australian Imperial Force, the battalion forever associated with legendary Australian soldier Albert Jacka VC, MC & Bar. Rule served with the 14th Battalion at Gallipoli and on the Western Front, and his account captures the experiences of the ordinary Australian soldiers—their battles, hardships, humour, friendships and losses. This substantial 1999 Military Melbourne edition was compiled and edited by Carl Johnson and Andrew Barnes and greatly expands upon Rule's original 1933 work. It is particularly valuable to military historians, medal collectors and family researchers because of its extensive additional material concerning members of the battalion. Book details Title: Jacka's Mob: A Narrative of the Great War Author: Edgar John Rule Compiled & Edited: Carl Johnson & Andrew Barnes Publisher: Military Melbourne, Prahran Published: 1999 ISBN: 0-646-38803-7 Hardcover with original dust jacket Approximately 240 pages Extensively illustrated Includes extensive information on members of the 14th Battalion AIF Includes a substantial nominal roll Interesting provenance This particular copy bears the ownership stamp: "PROPERTY OF VICTORIAN BRANCH R.S.L." The RSL provenance is an interesting addition to a book devoted to Australian servicemen, although the library markings and associated spine label should be noted when assessing condition. Condition Good to Very Good overall. The book itself presents well and appears clean and sound. The original dust jacket shows some expected handling, edge wear and minor marks. There are former institutional/library markings, including the Victorian Branch RSL / Anzac House stamp, together with a label/tape marking to the lower spine. Please examine photographs carefully as they form an important part of the condition description. A desirable Australian unit history Jacka's Mob has long been regarded as one of the classic personal accounts of Australian infantry service during the Great War. This expanded edition is especially useful because it combines Rule's original narrative with substantial additional historical and biographical material. A very worthwhile addition to a collection of Australian WWI histories, AIF battalion histories, Gallipoli material, military genealogy or Albert Jacka VC memorabilia.…

Condition: Good. Pocket book, illustrated with some photographs in b/w, 4to.

Soft cover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. 1st Edition. A very fine, crisp, clean and tight softcover copy in a very fine jacket/brodart covered. First Edition. Limited to 3800 copies. Copy is in like new condition. No tears, no chips to jacket or book. *** WE BOX AND SHIP ALL BOOKS WITH USPS TRACKING. *** WE HAVE BEEN BUYING AND SELLING USED BOOKS FOR OVER 38 YEARS.…

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. larger-format; very nice copy.

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Thus. xvi, 239pp, bibliography, index, nominal roll, errata, bw ills. Or card in jacket. Minor edge wear to jacket, light foxing to edges. Fourteenth Battalion AIF and the first VC winner of WWI- Albert Jacka, named by Bean as Australia's greatest fighting soldier. Size: 4to.…

4to. xvi+240pp, bibliography, index, nominal roll, errata, bw ills. Original stiff wrappers in dustwrapper.A near fine copy. Albert Jacka , Australia's first VC winner of WWI- was a major heroic figure in post - Great War Australia. This is a stylish re-editing and extension of the 1933 original.

"Sales/posting to the USA suspended". Folio card covers with dust wrapper, xvi/239pp, b&w photos. Light wear on card/dw edges, previous owner's name top right of title page; a very good copy. This is a modern re-issue of the classic 1933 text by Edgar Rule. Contains new introduction, nominal roll, decorations and awards and many new photographs. Tells of the experiences of the 14th Battalion A.I.F at both Gallipoli and France. Albert Jacka enlisted on 18 September 1914 as a private in the 14th Battalion. He was the first member of the Australian Infantry Forces to be awarded a Victoria Cross in the First World War. He was awarded his VC at Gallipoli, the Military Cross at Pozieres and a bar to the MC at Bullecourt. NOTE: In the 1933 edition, aliases were used to protect the identities and reputations of some of the participants. In this edition, however, the editors have, where possible, restored the original identities. …

1st edition orig. dec. cloth Fine folio 239pp., b/w pls., nominal roll, awards list, Re-issue of the classic 1933 text by Edgar Rule. Updated with a nominal roll & many new photographs. Best Australian narrative history of the Great War. Inc. full nominal roll. This is one of only 200 special limited dedication copies, hardbound with Battalion colours on upper board, bound with a heavy card page suitable for mounting photographs & service details.…

8vo. xii+346pp, + A&R catalogue. Original slightly worn orange cloth. A good copy. . First edition, scarce and sought-after. Albert Jacka , Australia's first VC winner of WWI- was a major heroic figure in post - Great War Australia.

SECOND EDITION, LACKS D/W, octavo, orange buckram boards, black lettering to spine & front board, xii + 346pp + catalogue to rear, VG- (moderate fading & soiling to spine, moderate cracking to hinges, light bruising & fading to board corners/edges, moderate soiling to boards, moderate tanning & light foxing & soiling to page edges & eps, light to moderate cracking to gutters sporadically throughout, minor soiling to pages throughout). …

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Second edition. 346 pages. Text foxed. Spine darkened, cover bright.

Octavo orange hardcover, black border and titles to upper board, black bands and titles to spine, pp. [i-vii] viii-xii, 1-346, plus 26pp. A&R list of publications available.Octavo orange hardcover, black border and titles to upper board, black bands and titles to spine, pp. [i-vii] viii-xii, 1-346, plus 26pp. A&R list of available publications. 1933 first edition, VG condition, professionally rebacked preserving the original binding, new eps, scattered foxing, covers lightly stained. …