£18.00 – £25.00
Description
A guide to places related to the 10th (Parachute) Battalion’s nine months in Leicestershire before the Battle of Arnhem in 1944.
A beautifully produced A5 size information and guidebook of some 115 pages with more than 90 illustrations, most in full colour. There are descriptions of the 10th Battalion Memorial and the various locations occupied by the Battalion in 1943-44, many of which are marked with maroon heritage plaques. It includes a concise history of the Tenth as well as detailed walking and driving guides with full colour maps. Included is a list of recommended places to stay, eat and drink.
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Price £15.00 plus postage and packing
UK £3.00 P&P – total £18.00
Europe £6.00 P&P – total £21.00
Rest of the World £10.00 P&P – total £25.00
Additional information
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