Brown, James Ambrose. - A Gathering of Eagles. South African Forces: World War 11. Vol. 2. The Campaigns of the South African Airforce in Italian East Africa June 1940 - November 1941. With an Introduction 1912-1939.

Purnell. Johannesburg 1970 1st edition. Blue cloth boards. xviii + 342pp. Illustrated photos. maps. large 8vo. 0.9kg. Four square corners, eps, prelims. a little foxed else VG+ in matching dustwrapper (slightly tanned but no chips, tears, or loss). Inscribed by Author ffep thus: "To Brigadier John & Seti Daniel. J.A. Brown". Covers the early history of the SAAF as well as the campaigns in Italian East Africa during World War 2.An excellent copy.

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