A Contract Officer in the Oman Alan Hoskins 1989 with Signed Note from Author

A Contract Officer in the Oman Alan Hoskins 1989 with Signed Note from Author

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A Contract Officer in the Oman Alan Hoskins 1989 with Signed Note from Author

A Contract Officer in the Oman Alan Hoskins 1989 with Signed Note from Author

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A Contract Officer in the Oman Alan Hoskins 1989 with Signed Note from Author

A hardcover edition of A Contract Officer in the Oman by Alan Hoskins, published by Costello in 1989. The author put two signed notes into the book addressed to the original owner (from what I have established, they served together).

There is also a hand typed amendment to the book which isn't shown in images as this appears to be a something discussed between owner and author and seems a little 'tongue in cheek'. The little note has a humorous postscript: "P.S. If you ever want a reference refer them to P.68." Bound in bright blue cloth with original pictorial dust jacket.

This witty and insightful memoir chronicles four years as a staff officer with the Ministry of Defence in Oman during the 1970s and 1980s, detailing the day-to-day running of affairs in a closed country under the Sultan's Armed Forces.

The little note has a humorous postscript: "P.S. If you ever want a reference refer them to P.68." Bound in bright blue cloth with original pictorial dust jacket.

Specifications & Details:

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Author: Alan Hoskins

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Title: A Contract Officer in the Oman

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Publisher: Costello Publishing (1989)

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Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket in Blue Cloth Boards

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Signed: Author Inscribed & Signed ("To... Mike") with P.S. note

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ISBN: 0-7104-3041-8

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Dimensions: 22.0 cm (H) x 14.5 cm (W)

Condition Report:

Fine Collector Condition.

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Dust Jacket: Unclipped, clean, and vibrant with sharp edges.

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Hardcover: Bright blue cloth boards with crisp gilt spine lettering; square and tight.

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Interior: Spotless text block with clean endpapers and a wonderful author inscription on the preliminary page.

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