WW2 Canadian RCN Navy H.M.C.S. One Photographer’s Impressions Used Hardcover Reference Book

The “WW2 Canadian RCN Navy H.M.C.S. One Photographer’s Impressions” is a used hardcover reference book that documents the experiences and observations of a photographer aboard a Royal Canadian Navy vessel during the Second World War. The volume centers on the service of the H.M.C.S. (His Majesty’s Canadian Ship), providing visual and written records relevant to Canadian naval operations from a first-hand perspective. Photographic content includes shipboard life, personnel, equipment, and daily activities, offering valuable insights into naval routines and the environment aboard Canadian warships. The text complements the images with contextual details, enhancing understanding of RCN procedures and practices of the era. As a period publication, this book serves as a resource for researchers, historians, and collectors interested in Canadian military history, especially the naval aspects of World War II. This copy is used and shows signs of previous handling, consistent with reference works of its kind.  Total of 141 pages.