Customer Review: I found this book to be very useful. It does a nice job describing the subtle differences between changes in webgear. It is a great addition to the library of any U.S. militaria collector
Customer Review: This series of books is a nice one for anyone interested in the uniforms of the Napoleonic wars. Instead of color plates, you get actual uniforms being worn by live people. Pages and photos are both of high quality.
Customer Review: This little book is a little gem, is not a very expensive title, but it works fine. The selection and descriptions of the different uniforms and components is clear and as far as I now free of mistakes. One of it's best shots are some of the same model, with the same camouflage suit a different... more info
Customer Review: Interested in what the Roman military looked like? Kind of an obscure issue, I thought, when I took a look at a review by an Amazon Friend. However, I got hooked on the concept and ordered the book. I'm glad that I did, although it's certainly not something I would have thought of picking up.more info
Customer Review: I agree with the other comments made on this book. Also, the author succeeds in showing uniform worn in 1914 when the conflict just started and many nations were using outdated uniforms and equipment, and also the uniforms worn throughout the conflict until 1918. It gives the reader a real... more info
Customer Review: Like Embleton's other Europa Militaria title, Medieval Military Costume, this book is informative and crammed with glorious full-color photographs of serious reenactors. However, because there is less definitive information available about Viking-period reenactment, particularly about period... more info
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