The Big Show by Pierre Clostermann (1951)

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The Big Show by Pierre Clostermann (1951)The Big Show by Pierre Clostermann Hardcover, shelf worn covers, minor marks. Dust jacket pieces missing, closed tears. Publisher: Chatto & Windus, 1951, third impression This is absolutely the best fighter pilot memoir of World War II. Pierre Closterman was a Free French fighter ace and his account of the air war over Britain and France has justly become famous. It contains everything one could wish for: wonderfully observed descriptions of wartime

Hawkes Bay

by Linda Lear

Inscribed to previous owner

From the Highlands of Scotland to the shores of New Zealand

an accolade he earned for climbing virgin peaks and as the author of numerous books on early exploration and mountaineering

during World War II

Introducing some of the more unique activities of the area

Dust jacket minor shelf/edge wear

during the dangerous venison recovery and live capture years

New Zealanders were caught in the maelstrom

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Pages are heavily tanned at edges with some foxing spots