Here is a copy of the official Marine Corps unit history "Hold High the Torch: a History of the 4th Marines."  Written by  Kenneth W. Condit and Edwin T. Turnbladh, the 458-page book was published in 1960 by HQ Marine Corps, G-3 Division, Historical Branch.  The 4th Marines is one of the most famous of all Marine regiments, with a history dating back to 1911, including 14 years of service in China from 1927 until late November 1941; defense of Corregidor in the first five months of the war; reactivation of the regiment in February 1944 at Guadalcanal, incorporating the newly deactivated 1st and 2nd Raider Battalions; service in the 1st Provisional Marine Brigade and later the Sixth Marine Division in the invasions of Guam and Okinawa; and post-war occupation duty in Japan and China.  

What makes this copy special is the signature on page 412 at his Medal of Honor citation by Cpl. Richard E. Bush, a veteran of 1st Raider Battalion in the New Georgia campaign who received the MOH for actions as a member of the 4th Marines on 16 April 1945 during the final assault against Mt. Yaetake on Okinawa. (Read his citation, it's a quinessential example of why there will always be an America as long as there is a U.S. Marine Corps!)  I met Mr. Bush and he signed this book at a Medal of Honor Society annual reunion.

Note:  It's probably obvious to everyone reading this listing, but the silver WW2 submarine commissioning model that appears in one of the photos is just a convenient paperweight for taking the photos.  It is not included as part of the sale offer of the listed book!