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Summary:
Ask anybody who helped defend Hong Kong against the great tidal wave of Japanese near the end of December, 1941, and they’ll tell you all about “Hong Kong Hooky”.
A Royal Navy Lieutenant Commander whose ship was sunk by the Japanese, Hooky was put in charge of a bunch of military scruffs released from prison to help defend Hong Kong.
When he wasn’t fighting the Japanese, he was drilling his band of deserters and scoundrels into shape with a rock-hard right fist and a gleaming steel hook for a left.
Quite a man was Hooky, quite a man!
Condition:
Slight stacking curl. Mild rubbing to spine ends. Small crease to rear corner, internal tanning. Cover is clean and bright, book is sound and in good condition. Bagged and boarded. Please examine photos carefully and see our notes on item condition before purchasing.
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