GRAHAM (Capt. H.W., MC, RE) The Life of a Tunnelling Company, Being an Intimate Story of the Life of the 185th Tunnelling Company, Royal Engineers, in France during the Great War, 1914-1918.

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GRAHAM (Capt. H.W., MC, RE) The Life of a Tunnelling Company, Being an Intimate Story of the Life of the 185th Tunnelling Company, Royal Engineers, in France during the Great War, 1914-1918. Intro. by Lt.-Col. R.G. Stokes, DSO, OBE, MC, late Controller of Mines, 1st Army, BEF. 1st Ed., xv+180pp., 19 sketch portraits of officers, one of dog, map. Hexham: J. Catherall & Co. (Printers) Ltd. 1927 #65958

Personal narrative & unit history of 185 T.C. from the author's arrival in February 1916 onwards, mainly ops. on the Arras-Vimy front. Roll of officers. Orig. blue cloth, gilt, VG & very scarce account. See illustration on our website. £165

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