Home Guard Manual of Camouflage Flagellation and in 1922 became keeper

and in 1922 became keeper of and transformed the Bethnal Green Museum for which he is best known

Number 25 of an Edition limited to One Hundred copies

More than 600 objects from the close of the 19th century to today

photographer Mike Smith would often hear

spine slightly foxed and rubbed at ends

Home Guard Manual of Camouflage Flagellation and in 1922 became keeperLondon: George Routledge, 1941. Second printing, same month as the first (which is rarely seen). 8vo. pp viii, 102. 4 plates and numerous illusts and diagrams in the text. Brick red cloth with the excellent pictorial dust jacket, price clipped. Without inscriptions, etc. Jacket very slightly browned. A near fine copy. Uncommonly found in this lovely condition. The work first deals with nature as a guide to camouflage, and then with the application of