The book, British & German Tanks of World War I is a fact-filled pictorial study that describes and illustrates the British and German tanks of World War I.  This book represents a thorough but concise account of the origin and development of World War I tanks.  It includes the early "stillborn" projects before 1914 and those new tanks still in production at the time of the armistice.  The major sections of "British & German Tanks of World War I" are as follows: 1) Introduction; 2) The Evolution of the British Tank, 1912-15; 3) British Tanks and Anglo-American Types of British Origin, 1914-19; 4) German Tanks and Tank Projects, 1914-18 and 5) Appendices - a) Comparative Data, b) Preserved Tanks of World War I & c) Select Bibliography.  In addition to an informative narrative, this book includes the following: 1) Approximately 54 black and white photographs including many hitherto unpublished and 2) About 10 black and white illustrations.  "British & German Tanks of World War I" is certain to appeal to both historians and modelers alike.  This book is 80 pages and is in very good condition with a slight repaired tear on the spin of the dust jacket.  The authors are Peter Chamberlain and Chris Ellis.  Edition published in 1969.