The USA 756th RSB At Newport, E. R. Mountford — 1st Edition

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The USA 756th RSB At Newport, E. R. Mountford — 1st Edition

Name: The USA 756th RSB At Newport, E. R. Mountford — 1st Edition
Brand: Broadhursts Books
SKU: 3387-EV-F-VG-31
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Condition

Near Fine: Original softcover binding shows minimal wear, with touches of rubbing to corners and edges. Light surface loss along the spine, though fully intact. One faint mark to the front panel, otherwise clean, with artwork and title blocks clear; rear cover Newport Division map immaculate. Binding firm. Internally, pages are bright and clean, appearing unread. Illustrations and photographs unblemished. An excellent copy.

Description

First Edition, published by The Oakwood Press, Oxford, 1989, issued as Locomotion Papers No. 170. Specialist railway history publication by E. R. Mountford, produced in a relatively small print run typical of Oakwood Press transport studies, increasingly sought after by railway and military transport collectors.

A detailed historical study documenting the activities of the United States Army’s 756th Railway Shop Battalion at Newport during the Second World War, examining wartime railway operations, logistics, and Anglo-American cooperation on Britain’s rail network.

ISBN: 085361380X

Book Condition: Near Fine

Book Authors: E. R. Mountford

Book Publisher: The Oakwood Press

Book Language: English

Narrative Type: Non-Fiction

Genre: Military

Book edition: First Edition

Signed: No

Book Pages: 48

Book Publication Year: 1989

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Book Binding: Softcover

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Country/region of manufacture: Oxford, United Kingdom

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