The Lives of a Bengal Lancer

This paperback edition from 1946 shows age-related wear, with a worn spine and some creasing on the cover. The pages are yellowed, typical of paperbacks from this period, but the binding remains intact. No dust jacket is present as expected for this format. Overall, the book is in fair condition, suitable for readers and collectors interested in historical military memoirs.

"The Lives of a Bengal Lancer" by Francis Yeats-Brown is a vivid memoir capturing the adventurous life of a British officer in India. This Bantam Edition, published in July 1946, offers readers a complete and unabridged account of Yeats-Brown's experiences. Originally published in 1930, this edition reflects the enduring appeal of his tales of military life and adventure in colonial India. Bantam Books, known for its affordable paperbacks, brings this narrative to a wider post-war audience in New York. The book is categorized under Personal Adventure, appealing to those interested in historical military memoirs. This edition is a paperback, distinct from earlier hardcovers, making it a collectible piece for enthusiasts of mid-20th-century paperbacks. The book's condition shows signs of age, with wear typical for its era, yet remains intact for reading and collection.