Evidence in Camera: The Story of Photographic Intelligence in World War II by Constance Babington Smith.

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Evidence in Camera: The Story of Photographic Intelligence in World War II by Constance Babington Smith.Evidence in Camera: The Story of Photographic Intelligence in World War II by Constance Babington Smith. Publisher: Chatto & Windus, 1958. First Edition, 2nd impression. VERY SCARCE. Very good hardback with jacket and publisher's jacket review slip. Black cloth boards with gilt titles to spine. Minor bumping, no inscriptions, minor tanning. Jacket is not price clipped but has some chipping, rubbing and marks, top and botom of spine have been

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