WW2 Aust publications - 'As You Were', 'Stand Easy', etc

[Mike K]

The rarest one seems to be the 'SIGNALS' .

The RAN series was HMAS and HMAS Mk2 and HMAS Mk3 . I have the HMAS Mk2 in its original post cardboard box, my father bought it new and posted it to my mother.

[hrpearce]

It took a while but I think I have them all.

[jack neville]

It is the WW1 books that are hard to find. The RAAF being the hardest of the WW2 books, probably because they had the smallest numbers of personnel I suppose. My collection has steadily improved over the years as I buy and sell better books, original copies, but more importantly, those with original dust covers.

[lynx42]

Originally Posted by hrpearce

It took a while but I think I have them all.

Seem to know who started you off with those Robert. Glad to see that they have been put to good use.

Here are some of mine I have 21 different books in that set and quite a few double and triple ups.

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Here are some shots of part of my library. All of this wall are military related.

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And about 1/2 of this one. The other 2 walls I didn't photo, or the boxes under the table.

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Regards Rick.

[hrpearce]

Yes Rick the visit to your library was an eye opener for me and I have followed your example and handed on the doubles I got while collecting to the next generation. My collection is of 24 books will have to write the titles down and compare notes with you in Corowa.

[Tony Smith]

Khaki and Green in original mailing cover, just $4.00!:

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/KHAKI-AND...4AAOSw8gVX~bD9

[lynx42]

Thank you Tony for the heads up. I was successful for this one at $5.50 almost un-opened.

Regards Rick.

[Tony Smith]

Originally Posted by lynx42

Thank you Tony for the heads up.
".... this one...... almost un-opened."

Regards Rick.

It was probably undelivered. Quite surprising that the History Unit of the Department of the Army couldn't spell Dardanelles St!