Julius Caesar & Livy - The Gallic Wars & The War With Hannibal - Two Collector's Editions from The Easton Press (The - 1965-1991

A magnificent set of two luxury collector's editions published by The Easton Press (Norwalk, Connecticut) as part of their acclaimed Leather-Bound Library of Military History series.

1. The Gallic Wars by Julius Caesar (Translated by John Warrington, Preface by John Mason Brown, Illustrated with engravings by Bruno Bramanti. Based on the 1955/1983 edition by The Easton Press).
Julius Caesar’s personal firsthand account of his eight-year military campaign conquering Gaul, describing tactical engagements, geographical insights, and encounters with various tribes (including the Helvetii and the Belgae).
Bound in premium brown genuine leather with distinct raised hubs, rich 22-karat gold gilt accents to the spine and boards, silk ribbon marker, satin moiré endpapers, and gilt-edged text blocks.

2. The War with Hannibal by Livy (Translated by Aubrey de Sélincourt, Introduction by Betty Radice. Published by The Easton Press, 1991).
Livy’s dramatic historical account detailing the Second Punic War (Books XXI–XXX), covering Hannibal’s famous crossing of the Alps with elephants, and the epic struggle between Rome and Carthage.
Bound in handsome dark green/teal genuine leather with ornate gilt decorations, raised bands, gilded page edges, a satin ribbon bookmark, and premium endpapers.

Both volumes are in very good condition. Exceptional pieces for collectors of classical literature, military history, and fine bindings.

Specifications
1: The Gallic Wars (Julius Caesar)
Category: Antiquarian & Collectible Books / Military History
Weight in kg: 0.85 kg
Dimensions in cm: 24.1 x 16.5 x 3.5 cm
Page count: 256 pages

2: The War with Hannibal (Livy)
Category: Antiquarian & Collectible Books / Military History
Weight in kg: 0.95 kg
Dimensions in cm: 24.1 x 16.5 x 4.0 cm
Page count: ~712 pages