London: Headline Book Publishing, 2005. Black cloth. pp 340 + plates; index. Ink owner name, else fine in fine jacket. "In this groundbreaking book, Richard van Emeen reveals his evidence that more than a quarter of a million British boys fougnt on the Western Front, and that girls also played a role close to the firing line, as volunteer nurses. In Boy Soldiers of the Great War their stories of sacrifice & heroism are told for the first time, through the use of hitherto unpublished diaries & letters and the personal testimonies of the last survivors." - jacket. ; Octavo 075531302x

London: Secker & Warburg, 1961. Maroon boards. pp 362 + plates; index. Ink owner name, else fine in very nearly fine jacket. ; Octavo

Botley, Oxford: Osprey Publishing, 2005. Glossy card covers. pp 48; illustrations, some in colour, index, Ink owner name, else fine. New Vanguard 105. Note: lighter parcel, any default shipping price may be reduced.; Tall octavo 1841767883

London: John Lane, 1929. ADVANCE PROOF COPY. Octavo, orange cloth with "Advance Proof" printed in black on front cover, "Forester" hand-lettered on spine. (viii), 272 pp + (8) pp ads. Light foxing to page edges and text; minor cover soiling; tiny hole to cloth at front hinge; a very good, clean, tight & unworn copy otherwise. Ordinary copies of the first edition are rather scarce these days, and this unusual proof format is rare. The US edition, also 1929, was titled SINGLE-HANDED. A WWI novel.

London: Cape, 1930. First state, with "The Child She Bare" on p. 157. Green cloth. Spine a bit darkened, page edges yellowed, light foxing to early leaves, else fine, no owner names. Light green non-pictorial jacket has light tanning and light rubbing to spine; short tear to bottom of rear spine fold, nick to same of front spine fold; crimps to spine ends with nicks at head; VG otherwise, flap price intact, no chips. Higginson & Williams A35a (the entry containing a number of factual errors). The sequel to GOOD-BY TO ALL THAT, with a Postscript to that work, text of the play BUT IT STILL GOES ON, and other pieces. Part I, through page 79, has a fair bit of World War I content.

London: Cape, 1930. Unidicated second printing (corrected page 157 integral). Bright green cloth. Spine a bit foxed and darkened with minor wear at head; yellowing and foxing to page edges; a good, jacketless copy. Higginson A35c.The sequel to GOOD-BY TO ALL THAT, with a Postscript to that work, text of the play BUT IT STILL GOES ON, and other pieces. Part I, through page 79, has a fair bit of World War I content.

Garden City, New York: Doubleday, Doran, 1930. Orange cloth. pp 310 + plates. Spine lightly sunned, lightly rubbed; covers has small soil spots, light damp marks; page edges yellowed; rubbing to black top page edges; front free endpaper neatly removed; else a good clean and unworn copy. ; Octavo

Detroit: Cadillac Motor Car Company, 1919. Large quarto, plain green cloth spine and green flocked paper-covered boards gilt lettered on front cover, yellow illustrated endpapers. pp (80). Light spots to spine; boards have some rubbing; short narrow scrape and ring mark on front cover; bit of wear to lower outer corners; VG tight and internally clean copy otherwise, no owner names.

Toronto: Ryerson, 1969. Quarto, red cloth, illustrated endpapers. pp x, 160, [4]. Many black & white photos. Index. A good, jacketless copy. 1.5 kg parcel

Ottawa: Canadian War Museum / National Museum of Man / National Museums of Canada, no date [1973]. Expanded edition (first was in 1969). English and French versions are bound tête-bêche. pp (2), (65); (2), (67), stapled, in card cover. First and last page are a coloured map. Ink owner name; light spine rubbing, VG otherwise.

Ottawa: National Museum of Canada, 1985. Large quarto. pp (4), (viii), 87, stapled, in glossy card covers. Well illustrated. Glossary. Ink owner name at front, some tidy yellow highlighting in text; near fine otherwise.

London: Dent, 1917. Red cloth. pp 208. Variant with no ads at rear. Tissue guard at frontispiece illustration. Spine and inner margins of covers a bit sunned, mild soiling to covers, ink names to front endpapers, tanning to free endpapers, tissue guard creased, else a VG clean and unworn copy. Sketches of his experiences in WWI. Bell was with the First Canadian Infantry Battalion, Ontario Regiment. Note: lighter parcel, any default shipping price may be reduced.; 12mo

Halifax, Nova Scotia: The Society for the Protection and Preservation of Black Culture in Nova Scotia, 1986. pp 143, illustrated, index. Ink owner name at front, VG+ clean and unworn copy otherwise. ; Octavo

Montreal: Black Watch (R.H.R.) of Canada, 1962. Octavo blue cloth, endpaper maps. pp (xxiv), 340, (3) + colour frontispiece and numerous black & white plates. Ink owner name at front, else fine in fine jacket. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra shipping may be required.

Erin, ON: Boston Mills Press, 1989. Blue boards. pp 226. Photos in text. Ink owner name at front, else fine in fine jacket. ; Quarto 1550460145

Toronto & Ottawa: University of Toronto Press / Dept. of National Defence, 1981. Blue cloth, colour endpaper maps. pp xx, 771 + folding maps. Photos in text, index. Fine in fine jacket. Three volumes in the Official History of the RCAF were eventually published. Note: 2.5 parcel. ; Tall thick octavo 0802023797

Toronto & Ottawa: University of Toronto Press / Dept. of National Defence, 1981. Blue cloth, colour endpaper maps. pp xx, 771 + folding maps. Photos in text, index. Former owner's blind stamp and ink name to front free endpaper and first and last leaves, else a VG clean and unworn jacketless copy. Three volumes in the Official History of the RCAF were eventually published. Note: 2.5 parcel. ; Tall thick octavo 0802023797

London: Canadian War Records Office, 1919. Stapled in pale beige card covers. B&w reproductions. Fine copy. Includes on page [17] "Canadian Gunpit" by Wyndham Lewis. Also Augustus John, J. Kerr Lawson, Maurice Cullen, others. ; Oblong octavo; [24] pages