Glass Houses Paper Men by Lawrens Adair ISBN 13: 9781875401123

CopyRight Publishing, Brisbane, 1992. Softcover (14 x 22 cm), xii, 369 pages, b&w photographs, illustrations. ISBN: 1875401121. Very Good condition. Covers bumped, scuffed, lightly creased and soiled. Pages tanning. "Glass Houses - Paper Men' is the story of the horror unleashed on the world by a small group of men, as seen through the eyes of one who endured more than most, and who not only survived, but who survived with an indomitable faith. Lawrens Adair served as a navigator in the RAAF in action during World War II ... shot down over enemy territory on Christmas Eve 1944, at large behind the lines for weeks, captured and interned, he was the only one of the Halifax crew who lived through the ordeal." Weight (before packaging): 540g

Brisbane: CopyRight Publishing, 1992. xii, 369pp, bw ills. Or card covers. Some foxing to page edges, bookseller stamp on title page with old price blacked out. SIGNED with inscription of several lines by author on dedication page. ' A saga which has taken almost half a century to arrive. Its writing has produced tears from harrowing memories...A realistic account of action and drama with the Royal Australian Air Force over Nazi Germany-of attempts to escape that country after being shot down behind enemy lines-of surviving incarceration in some murderous concentration camps. World War II- September 1939-May 1945.' The story of an Australian RAAF navigator shot down over enemy territory on Christmas eve 1944, at large behind enemy lines for weeks, captured and interned. He was the only one of the Halifax crew who survived the ordeal. . Signed & Inscribed by the Author. First Edition. Soft Cover. Near Very Good. 8vo.

Moorooka, QLD, Australia: Boolarong Press, 1992. 369 pp. Browning to page edges. Signed by the author. Unread copy.. Signed by Author. Paperback. Near Fine.

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Brisbane, CopyRight large format p/back, stiff covers This is the story of the horror unleased on the world by a small group of men, as seen through the eyes of one who endured more than most. Lawrens Adair served as a navigator in the RAAF in action during WWII… shot down over enemy territory on Christmas eve 1944, captured and interned, he was the only one of the Halifax crew who lived through the ordeal. 215 x 140mm., pp. 2, xii, 369, b/w plates, drawings, large format p/back stiff covers, sl. rubbed corners, book exchange stamp (light) page 3, VG. ISBN: 1875401121