Invergordon Mutineer

Wincott, L: 1974 UK, hardcover with dustjacket 183 pages, with index. Len Wincott’s autobiographical account of his life in the Royal Navy and his role as a leading rating in the 1931 Invergordon mutiny against drastic pay cuts, highlighting both the sailors’ collective protest and its political aftermath. The book also follows Wincott’s later journey into communism and eventual life in the Soviet Union, offering a rare first‑person view of working-class radicalization between the wars. ISBN 9780297767831 / 0297767836 In good condition