[MILITARY HISTORY]

[MILITARY HISTORY] LOT of six books on Russian military history, 1860s–1950s. Varying conditions. [MILITARY HISTORY] LOT: 1) Compilation of Military Regulations of 1869. Military Administration. Published by the State Printing Office, St. Petersburg, 1907. 208 pp., 27.5 × 18 cm, owner’s binding, in fair condition (stains, missing title label, edge wear, spine partially missing). 2) Compilation of Military Regulations: 1869 Edition, Part 5. Military Economy. Published by the State Printing Office, St. Petersburg, 1910. 269 pp., 27.5 × 18 cm, publisher’s cover, in fair condition (stains, text block coming away from the cover, wear along the edges of the text block, damage to the spine). 3) In the Days of the Knight-Tsar. Grenadier Semyon Novikov. (Military Library; No. 1). Published by O.K.O. in Argentina, Buenos Aires, 1956. 32 pp., 15.5 × 11.5 cm, hardcover, in fair condition (stains, owner’s stickers on the cover). Two historical stories by an anonymous author. A rare publication by the Russian military émigré community in Argentina. 4) The latest issue of the proceedings of the Imperial Extraordinary Investigative Commission. Kalish. B. & Co., no place, 1916. 47 pp., 27 × 18.5 cm, in good condition (no dust jacket, soiling, foxing, tear on the first page). 5) Our Prisoners of War in Germany and Austria-Hungary: Our Prisoners of War in Germany and Austria-Hungary: (Based on Additional Information) / Extraordinary Investigative Commission. Senate Printing Office, Petrograd, 1917, in publisher’s binding, 49 pp., 26.5 × 18.5 cm, in fair condition (stains, text block separating from the cover, text block worn at the edges, spine damage). 6) Zaitsev, A. A. In the Red Army. The Soviet Railroad. Published by the Gallipoli Veterans’ Bulletin, 1937. 16 pp., 24 × 16 cm., in publisher’s binding, in fair condition (stains, wear along the edges of the block).