Journal, The Great War: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict, Part 9
Maker
The Amalgamated Press Ltd
Wilson, Herbert Wrigley
Hammerton, John Alexander
Gordon & Gotch Proprietary Ltd
Production date
1914
1915
Object detail
Brief Description
Journal entitled: The Great War - The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict, Part 9
The series is a history of the Great War written as it unfolded, with hundreds of maps, hundreds of full page engraving and thousands of photographs. It covers in depth the land, sea and air conflicts from all perspectives with considerable coverage of Empire Forces. There were 272 parts in all.
Each of the smaller issues features a photograph of an important military man on the front, and focuses on a specific part of the war.
Part 9 includes:
Chapter 13 - The British Grand Fleet puts to Sea (continued from Part 8)
Chapter 14 - How Germany Sowed the High Seas with Mines
Published by The Amalgamated Press Limited. Editors are H W Wilson and J A Hammerton. Printed by Gordon and Gotch Proprietary Limited.
The series is a history of the Great War written as it unfolded, with hundreds of maps, hundreds of full page engraving and thousands of photographs. It covers in depth the land, sea and air conflicts from all perspectives with considerable coverage of Empire Forces. There were 272 parts in all.
Each of the smaller issues features a photograph of an important military man on the front, and focuses on a specific part of the war.
Part 9 includes:
Chapter 13 - The British Grand Fleet puts to Sea (continued from Part 8)
Chapter 14 - How Germany Sowed the High Seas with Mines
Published by The Amalgamated Press Limited. Editors are H W Wilson and J A Hammerton. Printed by Gordon and Gotch Proprietary Limited.
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Production date
1914
1915
1915
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Production period
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Media/Materials description
Paper cover with red and blue printed inks. Pages are white paper with black ink printing of both words and images.
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Measurements
Length x Width: 335 x 245mm
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Subject period
Subject date
1914
Credit line
gifted by Mrs M Ellis
Other number(s)
70793
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