The Silence of Colonel Bramble

Set during the First World War, this novel offers a humorous and insightful portrayal of the British Army through the eyes of a French liaison officer. The story revolves around Colonel Bramble and his staff, capturing the camaraderie, cultural exchanges, and the absurdities of military life. The narrative is rich with witty dialogues and observations, reflecting on the quirks and idiosyncrasies of the British character. Through a series of anecdotes and interactions, the book provides a light-hearted yet poignant commentary on the nature of war and the bonds formed amidst its challenges.

Published 1941.

Binding of book is slightly loose. Slight foxing with tears and creases on front and back covers. Back cover also has sticker or tape shadows. Some foxing and a tear at the top of the spine, with some fading. Moderate tanning and slight foxing on top, fore, and bottom edges. Slight foxing on insides of covers. Slight foxing on certain pages. Pages are clean of annotations, with some tanning around margins.

Condition: Well Read