£180.00
A superb example (condition) of the 1940 edition of Mein Kampf in bound form with ‘district’ crest to the front cover, as given as a wedding gift to ‘newly weds’ of the district.
Condition is superb, with only slight scuffing to the leather spine on a few high points.
Interior is with matching district stamping, with the couples details and signed by the local ‘mayor’ in ink.
Presented 1941.
“We Also Served’…The History of the Home Guard in Cambridgeshire and the Isle of Ely 1940 - 1943. A privately produced 107 page history of this Battalion. An excellent account of its activities and the individual activities of its various battalions and companies. Contains several pictorial plates. Dust jacket present but as can be seen is ‘scruffy’. An excellent study of this area Home Guard.
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