B30726

Shelfmark

Og.6.15

Author

McCullagh, Francis

Title

A prisoner of the Reds, the story of a British officer captured Siberia :, by Francis McCullagh [...] ; with illustrations.

Publication, distribution, etc.

London :, John Murray,, 1921.

Physical description

xviii, 346 p. :, front., ill. (plans) plates, ports., facsim. ;, 22 cm.

Note

Printed below title: "wer den Feind will verstehn muse in Feindes Lande gehn".

Provenance

Presented to Eton College by Eugen Millington-Drake in 1938.

Binding

Dark blue leather quarter binding with gilt lettering on spine, gilt top, marbled paper covered boards, five raised bands; bound by Best & Co.

Copy-specific note

At request of Eugen Millington-Drake, ms. singature and inscription by Francis McCullagh pasted into front endpapers, dated 1925.

Subject

Nicholas, II, Emperor of Russia.

Subject

Communism, Soviet Union.

Subject

Soviet Union (Place), Politics and government, 1917-1936.

Added entry--name

Millington-Drake, Eugen, donor.

Added entry--name

Best & Co, binder.

Added entry--name

john murray, publisher.

Added entry--place

England, London.

001B30726

003LIBRARY CODE

096##$aOg.6.15

1001#$aMcCullagh, Francis

24512$aA prisoner of the Reds, the story of a British officer captured Siberia :$cby Francis McCullagh [...] ; with illustrations.

260##$aLondon :$bJohn Murray,$c1921.

300##$axviii, 346 p. :$bfront., ill. (plans) plates, ports., facsim. ;$c22 cm.

500##$aPrinted below title: "wer den Feind will verstehn muse in Feindes Lande gehn".

561##$aPresented to Eton College by Eugen Millington-Drake in 1938.

563##$aDark blue leather quarter binding with gilt lettering on spine, gilt top, marbled paper covered boards, five raised bands; bound by Best & Co.

590##$aAt request of Eugen Millington-Drake, ms. singature and inscription by Francis McCullagh pasted into front endpapers, dated 1925.

60010$aNicholas$cII$cEmperor of Russia.

650#0$aCommunism$zSoviet Union.

651#0$aSoviet Union$xPolitics and government$y1917-1936.

7001#$aMillington-Drake, Eugen$edonor.

7102#$aBest & Co$ebinder.

7102#$aJohn Murray$epublisher.

752##$aEngland$dLondon.