Reunion of 4 militaria books in 5 volumes, relating to the 1 - Lot 260

Reunion of 4 militaria books in 5 volumes, relating to the 1914-1918 war: 1. NAVARRE (Albert-J.): Les services automobiles pendant la guerre. Accompanied by a preface by L.-colonel Girard. 16 plates hors texte. Paris, Delagrave, 1919. One volume. 16.5 by 25 cm. 240 pages + 16 plates on 8 ff. h.t. Paperback, in illustrated cover. Small paper loss at top of spine, else a very good copy. 1 in-text map. History of the automobile in the service of the armed forces during the 1914-1918 war: Verdun and the cabs of the Marne, the management bodies of the automobile service, military automobile personnel, the manufacture and maintenance of automobile equipment, tanks, etc... 2. Honor and homeland. The 30th Battalion of Alpine Chasseurs during the Great War. Turckheim - Tête des Faux - Linge - Somme - Ourcq - Roye - Hindenburg Line - Guise to Hirson. With photographs and 14 maps or sketches. Nancy - Paris - Strasbourg, Berger-Levrault, 1923. One volume. 13.5 by 22.5 cm. (6)-180-(3) pages + 8 fold-out maps h.t. Paperback, in illustrated cover. Fair condition, small paper tears on spine. Ex-dono on flyleaf from "ancien du 30ème, 1924-1930: R. Bégin". Numerous in-text illustrations, including 3 double-page maps. Cover bears: Historique du 30ème bataillon de chasseurs alpins. 3. ASTOUIN (Lieutenant-Colonel Louis): Aigles, étendards et campagnes du train des équipages militaires de 1807 à 1926. Historical overview. Preface by General Guillaumat. Nancy-Paris-Strasbourg, 1926. One volume. 14 by 22.5 cm. XI-(1)-168 pp. + 20 plates h.t. (including 11 portraits). Paperback, in printed cover. Minor defect at top of spine, otherwise very good condition. First edition. 4. Livre d'or de la Sabretache. 1914 - 1918. Paris, La Sabretache, s.d. [1923]. 2 volumes. 22 by 28 cm. in-4, multiple pagination; paperback, printed covers. -A very fine copy. Printed at 1200 copies on Alfa vellum paper (N°59). Very rich iconography. Biographies of Sabretache members or their children who fell for France during the First World War.