1916 - 3 Volume WWI Manuals For The Quartermaster Corps U. S. Army
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:115311 | Modified Item: No |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
For sale is a three set volume of original 1916 U.S. Army Manuals for the Quartermaster Corps. They are, as follows:
Volume 1 - Corrected to December 15, 1917 (Changes 1-3) - 824 pages.Volume 2 - Appendix, 1916, 594 pagesVolume 2 - Appendix 1916 (Corrected to December 15, 1917), 561 pages.
These books include multiple pullout maps, black and white photos and period sketches covering typical quartermaster subjects such as equipment for cooking, plans for field camps, w...ater supplies, wagons, tents, latrines, requisitions, vouchers, invoices, and much more.
I am going to describe the overall condition as vintage good. The boards are still firmly attached on all three books. All books have tanning due to aging and other signs of their over century old condition such as foxing and splotching from acids. Book board edges are bent inward. Original soldier wrote notes on the inside of the boards, although this is interesting from an historical perspective because the notes involve calculations or lists of inventory. Each book measures 6.25" in W x 9.25" in L. Please email me with any questions.
Volume 1 - Corrected to December 15, 1917 (Changes 1-3) - 824 pages.Volume 2 - Appendix, 1916, 594 pagesVolume 2 - Appendix 1916 (Corrected to December 15, 1917), 561 pages.
These books include multiple pullout maps, black and white photos and period sketches covering typical quartermaster subjects such as equipment for cooking, plans for field camps, w...ater supplies, wagons, tents, latrines, requisitions, vouchers, invoices, and much more.
I am going to describe the overall condition as vintage good. The boards are still firmly attached on all three books. All books have tanning due to aging and other signs of their over century old condition such as foxing and splotching from acids. Book board edges are bent inward. Original soldier wrote notes on the inside of the boards, although this is interesting from an historical perspective because the notes involve calculations or lists of inventory. Each book measures 6.25" in W x 9.25" in L. Please email me with any questions.
