Edition: First Edition
Published By: The Offices of The British Fire Prevention Committee
On Certain Public and Private Buildings, with Map Showing where bombs fell also Maps showing where bombs fell on the Cities of Paris and Venice. Prepared by Major E.C.P. Monson and Ellis Marsland. Published in 1923 by the The British Fire Prevention Committee this is an historical record of the damage caused by aerial bombardment, including that from zeppelins in the First World War. It includes illustrations and maps, including a large folding map of London to the rear. This document represents an early effort to catalogue and analyse structural damage and fire risks resulting from aerial warfare in the capital. Bound in red cloth with titles in black to the front, this copy is in good condition despite a slightly loose front board and a little foxing, predominantly to the rear. The folding maps and plate are present and intact. A scarce title.
Book Condition: Very Good
Author: Major E.C.P. Monson and Ellis Marsland
Ref: 122674
Price £1250.00
