Burma Surgeon

The book is bound in red cloth, with noticeable fading on the spine, indicating age and shelf wear. There is no dust jacket present. The binding remains intact and the pages are clean, though slightly yellowed, consistent with the book's age. No inscriptions or library markings are visible, maintaining its authenticity as a private collection piece.

"Burma Surgeon" by Gordon S. Seagrave, published by W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. in 1943, offers a firsthand account of medical practice during World War II in Burma. The book is a compelling narrative by Seagrave, a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army Forces, detailing his experiences as a surgeon in challenging conditions. This edition is printed in New York, reflecting wartime production standards with a focus on conserving materials. The book is a significant historical document, providing insights into the intersection of medicine and military history. The red cloth cover is intact, though it shows signs of age with some fading on the spine. This edition is particularly valuable for collectors interested in wartime medical history and the personal stories of military surgeons.