His Majesty's Regulations for the Brigade of Guards by Brigade of Guards:

London. Raphael Tuck. & Sons Ltd. [1933]. oblong8vo, 8x 22cm,publisher's "Oilette" series, 12p., heavy stock (gold) paper, with 6vibrant colour post-card sized illustrations, gilded card covers withblue silk ribbon, & decorated title, very good to fine. Presentation cardattached. ~ An interesting Canadian association copy with cardattached: "Capt. E.A. Anglin. The G.G.F.G. The Compliments of ColonelDouglas R. Street, June 1936." The Governor General's Foot Guards ofOttawa are allied with the Coldstream Guards of London.

New York: ca. 1958.: Hurok Attractions Inc. Tall stapled paper covers. Front cover shows nice color illustation of a mounted Queen Elizabeth II. Unpaginated, about 30 pages. Black and white illustrations and photographs, lots of advertisements. Some rubbing and light creasing to covers, crease to bottom corners of last two pages. Very Good.

Paperback / softback. New.

London: Staunton, 1876. 3rd Edition. . Hardcover. Good. 16mo. Light wear to extrems. Chip to top of spine. Tear to lower front joint. Owners name to front pastedown.

Hardback. New.

London:: Printed by William Clowes & Sons, , 1929.. Hardcover. Very Good+. vi, [ii], 161pp. Pages clean, though with many updates to the orders, in the form of deletions in red ink and duplicated typed slips pasted in. Some tanning to endpapers, and brisk pencilled ownership name. In the original binding of red cloth laid over navy cloth, with gilt insignia and title: bright and firm, spine with slight sunning and a smal scuff. Very nice copy.

William Clowes,, 1936. Sm. 8vo., with full-page plan in the text and folding map in red and black; original boards, upper board lettered and blocked with brigade emblem, gilt back, boards very lightly sunned else a bright, clean copy. The last major issue before the outbreak of WWII. UNCOMMON IN THIS CONDITION.

[London ]: July 12, 1874., 1874.. Good. - Letter penned in black ink and filling both sides of a cream-colored 7 inch high by 5 inch wide sheet of letterhead with his address printed in red raised lettering at the top of the recto. Signed "Fred.[?] Hamilton". The left edge of the letter is reinforced with linen tape. Hamilton's name & the title of his book have been noted in another hand below his signature. Folded once for mailing. Together with a newspaper cutting of his obituary. Good. <p>General Hamilton writes to Mrs. Ford: "I leave a copy of the morning's (which you can return at your convenience) containing a review of my book. I hope you have recovered from the heat of yesterday". The book, published in London by John Murray in 1874, is "The Origin and History of the First or Grenadier Guards. From Documents in the State Paper Office, War Office, Horse Guards, Contemporary History, Regimental Records, Etc.".<p>General Sir Frederick… Read More

London, William Clowes & Son,, 1936.. ISSUED BY THE AUTHORITY OF MAJOR-GENERAL B.N. SERGISON BROOKE...COMMANDING THE BRIGADE OF GUARDS. (FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION). 8vo. 262pp.