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G.I. Nightingale (1945)First Edition of G. I. Nightingale Archard, Theresa. G. I. Nightingale. The Story of an American Army Nurse. New York: W. W. Norton, 1945. Octavo. Hardcover. 1st Edition. First edition of the World War II nursing autobiography portraying an American nurse's experiences horrifying, hilarious, and otherwise in the North African campaign. Longtime nurse Theresa Archard wrote this autobiography about her experiences in North Africa and the Mediterranean

First edition of Carson McCullers' classic novel about obsessive adolescence

500 War-Time Saving Secrets is a lovely example of a particular kind of patriotic booklet published by corporations (in this case

Garden City

relates some of the adventures of America's favorite rodent in zany Disney style

First edition of this mid-century modern Bible by British author and interior designer Derek Patmore

Written by an American woman living in Rome--initially as a diary--this work details events in Rome from the Italian declaration of war in 1940 through some of the biggest battles of the war

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carefully detailing every torture and deprivation he had witnessed during his long captivity

and to show flashes of prophetic vision

Written by the author of the Madeline children's series

Interior generally quite nice

a photographer and journalist in North Africa (1936-1939)

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