Burma Surgeon

This 1943 edition of "Burma Surgeon" is in fair condition. The spine shows significant wear, with visible tearing and exposed binding. The cover is intact but lacks a dust jacket. The pages are clean, with no inscriptions or library markings. This copy maintains its structural integrity despite the visible age-related wear.

"Burma Surgeon" by Gordon S. Seagrave, published by W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. in 1943, offers an insightful narrative into the life and experiences of a military surgeon during World War II. Seagrave, a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army, shares his firsthand account of medical challenges and triumphs in the China-Burma-India theater. This edition, distributed by Books, Inc., is printed in New York and reflects the wartime era's resource-conserving production standards. While the specific edition is not indicated, the book is a valuable piece for those interested in military history and medical practices during the war. The book lacks a dust jacket and exhibits some wear, making it a unique collectible for enthusiasts of historical medical literature.