World War I Illustrated Atlas: Campaigns and Battles from 1914 to 1918

The physical production values - photography, binding, etc. - are impressive. However, the publishers should have invested more in the editing and particularly the proofreading. I opened the book on pages 30-31, and immediately saw two typographical errors: not a good sign.As a retired publisher, I understand the financial issues facing publishing houses, but greater care needs to be taken when producing reference works.

Well illustrated