A hardcover first edition copy of the long out of print and sought after “307 At Home And In France”. Printed in 1919 and written by Harold Breul, the book features the official company history during the First World War and illustrations. The book shows some outward wear to the cover as pictured and consists of 189 pages, measuring approximately 13 cm by 19.5 cm. An essential addition to any military library.
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307 At Home And In France 1919 First Edition by Harold Breul (307th U.S. Army Ambulance Company History)
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