Object details

Category
Books
Related period
Second World War (content), All Periods (content)
Creator
LELLIOTT, GRAHAM (Author)
Graham Lelliott (Publisher)
Production date
2008
Place made
Lancing, West Sussex
Dimensions

whole: Dimensions: 21cm., Pagination: [4], 56p.: ill., fig., map, plans, ports.

Catalogue number
LBY K. 13 / 1037

Object associations

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