[Rarebooks] fs: Britains Ltd. Lead Soldiers, 1946-66

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(No. 7513 )  Wallis, Joe. REGIMENTS OF ALL NATIONS: BRITAINS LTD. LEAD
SOLDIERS, 1946-66 (REVISED EDITION).
[Silver Spring, MD]: (s.n.), (1992). Revised edition, Wrappers, Octavo, 263
pages, Black & White photographs. Very Good.
      SIGNED by Wallis on title page. An exhaustive inventory and detailed
description of all sets of the Britains Limited Company's hollowcast lead
soldiers manufactured after World War II. Appendices provide a list of
prewar sets with production information and a listing and cross-index of
9000 Series from 1962-66. Color pictorial paper covers with some light edge
wear and a 1 3/4" diagonal crease across lower fore corner of front cover.
$100.00
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