Henry Dundas, Scots Guards; A Memoir, R.N. Dundas, Horatio F. Brown, 1921

A memoir of the life of Henry Dundas (1897-1918), who was killed in action on the Western front in France on the 27th September, during the attack upon the Hindenburg line, which proved to be the beginning of the final phase of the First World War. The book is movingly written by his father, R.N. Dundas, and the words of Henry himself, with other chapters by Mr Henry Marten, Captain Oliver, and tributes from those who knew him.

Henry Dundas, Scots Guards; A Memoir. With Preface by Horatio F. Brown, LL.D.

Published by William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London, 1921 first edition.

A good minus, blue cloth hardback, with gilt Scots Guard motif and title to front and spine. Covers with wear and bumping and some give in the spine. Rear inner hinge is split at endpapers to webbing at the rear. Some light spotting to front endpapers.

Text is actually bright and clean throughout with only a very occasional spot or mark. A few marks to edge of text block.

Text in English.

xv + 253pp. With portrait frontispiece.

Weight: approximately 409g (unpacked). 

Dimensions:

Approximately 225mm tall x 151mm wide x 28mm deep.