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The Painted Bird was marketed as a fictional work although it was generally assumed that it was based on the author's experiences during World War II
A Fine copy with just a small chip to the glassine at head of the spine
London: Collins Crime Club
book dealer's ticket of Fletcher Forbes of Southampton
Includes chapters on making a camp fire
Unconditional Surrender armageddon The Painted Bird was marketedLondon: Chapman & Hall, 1961. First Edition. Publisher's navy blue polished cloth with the excellent and unclipped dust jacket, top of the spine of jacket, ie. where the title is printed, well faded, rest of jacket bright and clean with just some mild toning to the back panel. Without old inscriptions of other interior marking, text fresh and unthumbed. A near fine copy of the concluding novel of the Waugh's military trilogy, preceded by Men and Arms