U.S. Marine Uniforms 1912-1940 by Jim Moran. New book from authority Moran is an extensive documentation of field and dress uniforms, headgear, swords, helmets, EGA emblems, weapons, field equipment, all using a combination of modern and vintage photos. Hardbound, 174 pages, hundreds of b&w photos.
7X7232R USMC Uniforms 1912-40 $49.95

Camouflage Uniforms of Asian and Middle Eastern Armies
by J.F. Borsarello & Werner Palinckx. Second in a series that shows the camouflaged uniforms of the armies of the world. This volume covers the armies of forty countries of the Middle East and Asia. Where the previous volume on European and NATO armies only covered camouflage uniforms, this volume has added rank insignia and other badges. Many of these armies are engaged in conflicts around the globe. If not in United Nations peacekeeping operations, it is in the war against terrorism, in the Middle East, Korea, or Indonesia. In all of these conflict zones camouflage plays an important role and all of them are shown here in color. Softbound, 144 pages, over 400 color photographs.
6E1922R Camo Unif Asia/M.E. $29.95

US Silent Service - Dolphins & Combat Insignia 1924-1945 by David A. Jones. After eight years of extensive research, the publication of this book is a submarine buff and collector1s dream come true. This beautiful full-color book chronicles, with period letters and sketches, the developmental history of US submarine insignia prior to 1945. It also contains many rare and never before published photographs, plus interviews with WWII submarine veterans, from enlisted men to famous skippers. Each insignia is photographed (obverse and reverse) and magnified in color. All known contractors are covered plus embroidered versions, mess dress variations, the Roll of Honor, submarine combat insignia, battleflags, launch memorabilia and related submarine collectibles (postal covers, match book covers, jewelry, posters, advertising art, postcards, etc.) 224 pages - 532 photos/illustrations (most in full color) - deluxe binding Price: $39.95

Camouflage Uniforms of European and NATO Armies 1945 to the Present by J. F. Borsarello. The author's books are synonymous with the latest and most detailed information on camo gear. If you need a strong one volume reference, or lack material on new countries such as Croatia, Slovenia or Moldavia, you'll find it here. Softbound, 120 pages, almost all color.
6E1018R Camouflage Uniforms $29.95

The Call Of Duty
Military Awards & Decorations of the United States of America
(NEW EXPANDED EDITION)
by LTC. John E. Strandberg and Roger James Bender. This monumental work, which has been long out-of-print, spans over two centuries and illustrates in striking color the evolution of U.S. military decorations from 1782 to the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal in 2003. In this comprehensive reference, not only are the obverse, reverse, and appropriate rim markings illustrated in full color, it also states eligibility for the award and gives historical background. An added treat are dozens of period photos of the decorations being worn. This new expanded edition is a result of continued years of research and upgrading of photographs, and has 176 more pages than the first edition. The authors have also been able to expand the coverage of known rim number styles and number ranges for Army, Navy, and Marine Corps campaign medals. With modern digital technology, all medals and ribbons have been color-corrected to give you the most accurate and detailed images. Although the first edition was highly praised, this new edition is without a doubt the best book ever done on the subject! Although there are an additional 176 pages of color, the publisher is holding to the price of the first edition printed a decade ago. Hardbound with deluxe binding, 560 pages, 1,293 photos (most in color).
6A3895R Call of Duty $69.95

US Army Shoulder Patches and Related Insignia from World War One to Korea by William Keller. Microdetailed new book (first in a series) is a collector's dream offering in-depth coverage of Army patches from the 1st Division through the 40th Division. Extensive photo documentation of both the patches and period photos of them as worn by troops. Extensive manufacturing detail, special emphasis on theater made patches. Hardbound, 240 pages, 800+ color photos.
6E1394R Army Shoulder Patches $49.95

U.S. Army Shoulder Patches. Vol. 2 (41st Div to 106th Div) by Keller. Second in the elaborate series continues with the 41st through 106th Divisions, World War One through Korea. Hardbound, 224 pages, 780 color photos.
6E1502R USA Shoulder Patches 2 $49.95

United States Army Shoulder Patches Volume 3: Army Groups, Armies and Corps
by William Keller & Kurt Keller. Beginning in the Civil War, the U.S. Army sought to find an effective system to distinguish troops from different units. In the closing days of World War I, it finally arrived at a practical and desirable solution with the adoption of the shoulder patch or shoulder sleeve insignia. For more than eighty years, this often simple device, has been the source of pride and inspiration for servicemen everywhere. This all new collection (the third in a multi-volume set), with a gallery of more than 600 color and sepia toned illustrations of original insignia and period photographs, documents the evolution of these special insignia. From the period beginning with World War I to the Korean War era, you won't find a more indispensable guide for the study and collection of U.S. Army shoulder patches. Collectors will especially enjoy the handy reference section for determining whether a patch was made by an ally, or a former foe. With special emphasis on theater made patches, these volumes are sure to be a collector's paradise. Without a doubt, this series is the finest and most complete effort to date on the subject. Hardbound, 200 pages, 600+ color photos.
6E1921R US Army Shoulder Patches 3 $49.95

American Flight Jackets, Airmen and Aircraft. A History of U.S. Flyers' Jackets from World War I to Desert Storm (Revised and Expanded 2nd Edition) by Jon A. Maguire and John P. Conway. This new comprehensive look at the evolution of the American flight jacket from World War I to Desert Storm addresses not only the types worn, but focuses primarily on the art and adornment applied to the jackets. The most colorful and creative period for flight jacket art was World War II, and it is this era that comprises a major portion of this book. Additionally, many of the pieces are attributed to the original owner with biographical information, contemporary photographs of the individual, and the aircraft on which he served. Personal combat accounts are also included. Also covered are other military jackets used by flyers. American Flight Jackets, Airmen & Aircraft was compiled over a number of years by Jon Maguire and John Conway. The authors became friends through a mutual passion for aviation history and collecting. This book provides a valuable reference for the historians and collectors alike, and includes over 1000 photographs. Hardbound, 280 pages.
6E1065R Amer. Flight Jackets $69.95

Decorations, Medals, Ribbons, Badges and Insignia of the U.S. Army by Frank C. Foster. Most complete guide to United States Army insignia from WW2 to the present. Includes listing of award criteria and campaigns. Hardbound, 144 pages, all items illustrated in full color.
7A5256R Decorations of US Army $29.95

Decorations, Medals, Ribbons, Badges and Insignia of the U.S. Navy by James G. Thompson. Most complete guide to United States Navy insignia from WW2 to the present. Includes listing of award criteria and campaigns. Hardbound, 144 pages, all items illustrated in full color.
7A5250R Decorations of US Navy $29.95

Helmets of the First World War by Haselgrove and Radovic. Superb color photos of 150 helmets of Germany, Britain, France, the US, Austria, Turkey and more. Includes interior shots and close up views, field modifications, camouflage, etc. Hardbound, 240 pages, 500 photos.
6E1020R Helmets of WW One $59.95

Steel Pots by Chris Armold. The history of America's steel combat helmets. New Bender book has extensive color and b&w photos plus micro-detail on helmets from W.W. One through the Kevlar helmet. Covers evaluation and experimental models, all issue types-helmets, liners, covers, suspensions, chinstraps, etc. Hardbound, 272 pages.
6A3870R Steel Pots $47.95

Painted Steel by Chris Armold, author of Steel Pots. Companion volume features detailed chapters on painted and unit marked helments of WWI and WWII, plus a variety of divisional, regimental and subordinate markings. Full-color plates detail subordinate unit markings such as the tactical markings used by the U.S. 2nd Division in WWI. In addition, insignia and specialty markings such as USN beach battalion, Army engineers, medics, MP and airborne division tactical markings are examined. Tips on reproductions and fake representations of U.S. helmets and accessories as well as tanker and CVC helmets are covered. Hardbound, 384 pages, 1053 photos, hundreds in color
6A3882R Painted Steel $57.95

Allied Special Forces Insignia by Peter Taylor. A lifetime of collecting and research combine with 400 color illustraions to produce what must be the ultimate book on the subject. Covers the insignia of Merrill's Marauders, Airborne, Rangers, Commandos, Parachute Regiment, LRDG, SAS, SBS, Chindits, S.O.E., as well as Australian and Canadian Paratroopers. Hardbound, 256 pages, illus.
7X2582R Allied SF Insignia $39.95

Uniforms and Equipment of U.S. Army Infantry, LLRPs, and Rangers in Vietnam 1965-1971 by Paul W. Miraldi. This new, extensively researched volume is a comprehensive guide to the history, development, wear, and use of uniforms and equipment during America's involvement in the Vietnam War. Included are insignia, headgear, camouflage uniforms, experimental items, modified items, flak armor, boots, clothing accessories, paper items and personal items from the year 1965 to 1971, all examined in great detail. Using re-constructed photos the author recreates the look and appearance of the American Soldier in Vietnam. Rangers, medics, scouts, RTO's, machine gunners, Pathfinders, and riflemen are all here and accompanied by detailed text. For the first time, see easily recognizable dating system used by the U.S. Government supply system to date the items on the manufacturer tag. A helpful appendix shows, for the first time ever, all forms of post war gear such as ALICE and camouflage like BDUs and the Rapid Deployment Force pattern, and all those that were never used in South East Asia during the Vietnam War. Included is also an easy to follow, detailed description of each item along with a comparison showing the actual wartime produced item side by side with the undesirable so the collector/Historian/Re-Enactor will never make the mistake of utilizing Post War Produced items again. Packed with over 500 detailed color photographs, and over 100 never before seen original photos from veterans, as well as many close-ups, this book fills an important gap in the collectors reference library and will be invaluable for collectors, living historians, re-enactors, modelers, curators, and artists alike. Hardbound, 208 pages, 600 b&w and color photos.
6E0958R LRRP/Ranger Unif VN $59.95

Grunt Gear
USMC Combat Infantry Equipment of World War II by Alec S. Tulkoff. The most definitive resource on WWII Marine Corps combat uniforms and equipment has arrived, complied through years of exhaustive research at the National Archives, Marine Corps Museum and through private collections. Provides historical documentation of the development and manufacture of Marine Corps specific equipment. Everything from helmets to boondockers is covered, including contractual information that provides quantities ordered as well as the rarity of various items. The USMC camouflage uniform is thoroughly detailed with information on the camouflage pattern creator, manufacturer of the uniforms and variants, and never before seen photographs of the camouflage parachutist jump smock. The chapter on knives provides the latest information on Marine Corps knives, including the rare first Raider knife and updated production numbers on Marine Corps K-bars and M4 bayonets. Hardbound, 336 pages, over 560+ color photographs, 120+ black and white photographs, 90+ drawings, schematics, blueprints and over 2,000 USMC specific rifle and submachine gun serial numbers.
6A8294R Grunt Gear $110.00 (officially out of print, but we still have a few copies)

Post-World War II M-1 Helmets by Mark A. Reynosa. Companion volume to the author's M-1 helmet book covers Korean and Vietnam era steel helmets, paratrooper helmets, helmet covers, the Nylon Helmet Program, Titanium Helmet Program and more. Very detailed. Hardbound, 136 pages, 260 b&w and color photos.
6E1033R Post WWII M-1 Helmets $39.95

American Military Patch Guide by Pete Morgan and Ted Thurman. Revised 2002 edition, fully illustrated guide to 3,100 different Army, AAF, USMC, Navy, CAP, National and State Guard patches, from WWI to today, official and unofficial. The most complete patch book on the market, perfect for collectors-novice to advanced. Color photos of each and every patch. Softbound, 96 pages.
7D0277R American Military Patch Guide $24.95

G.I. Collector's Guide by Henry-Paul Enjames. Army Service Forces Catalog: US Army European Theater of Operations. Along the line of Grunt Gear and Doughboy to GI, a full color collector's catalog of uniforms, insignia, weapons, badges and equipment of the ETO. Hardbound, 168 pages, extensively illustrated in color.
7Y0387 G.I. Coll. Guide $44.95

U.S. Military Patches of World War II by Christopher P. Brown. Many years of research, collecting and veteran interviews stand behind this detailed and technical guide to WW2 shoulder sleeve insignia for the Army, NaAAF, Marine Corps and Coast Guard. Illustrates both originals and reproductions for comparison. Covers terminology and definitions, a must have reference for the insignia collector. Hardbound, 168 pages, hundreds of color photos.
7Y1830R Mil Patches of WWII $29.95

Geronimo! by Bill Rentz. US Airborne Uniforms, Insignia and Equipment of World War 2. 630 color and b&w photos; 530 of individual items and 100 from WW2, many previously unpublished. Includes dress and combat uniforms, boots, patches, etc. Hardbound, 192 pages.
6E0677R Geronimo! $59.95

Tiger Patterns by Richard Denis Johnson. Finally, a detailed history of the camo pattern closely associated with the elite forces of the Vietnam War. What is surprising is how many variations of the pattern existed. This book examines them all in micro detail with over 280 color and b&w photos plus line drawings. Hardbound, 264 pages.
6E0756R Tiger Patterns $69.95

Army Blue by John P. Langellier. The Uniform of Uncle Sam's Regulars 1848-1873. Major pictorial includes uniforms, insignia and headgear for both officers and enlisted troops. Data from primary sources are combined with color photos of surviving specimens, b&w period photos and artwork to offer an extremely well done overview of this popular subject. Hardbound, 352 pages, 470+ color and b&w photos.
6E0443R Army Blue $79.95

More Army Blue by John P. Langellier. Follow-on volume covers The Uniform of Uncle Sam's Regulars 1874-1887 at an unprecedented level of detail. Major pictorial covers the post Civil War period when a major redesign of Army uniforms and equipment took place. The result was a wide range of highly functional and attractive martial gear. Hardbound, 248 pages, 450+ color and b&w photos.
6E1310R More Army Blue $69.95

The Decorations, Medals, Ribbons, Insignia and Badges of the USAF 1941-1997 by LTC Tony Aldebol, a DFC winner, provides the most comprehensive and lavishly illustrated work on all Decorations, Medals, Badges and Insignia of the AAF and USAF. If you can only have one book on the Air Force, this is it. Loaded with illustrations and details this is the most complete work ever with color pictures of all medals, ribbons, badges, insignia and ranks. Available in hard or softbound, 144 pages.
7A5220R USAF Decorations (hard) $24.95
7A5221R USAF Decorations (soft) $19.95

United Nations Medals and Missions. The Dean of American Ribbons, Lonny Borts, has produced another masterpiece; the first complete book on all United Nations medals, ribbons and the missions that generated them. Color pictures of all medals and ribbons with tables depicting which country served in each mission. Explanations of the meaning of each medal, ribbon and complete descriptions of each mission and the participants. Special section on all UN Korean Medals. 96 pages, 16 pages of color plates. Available in hard or softbound.
7A5231R UN Medals (hard) $24.95
7A5230R UN Medals (soft) $19.95

US Combat Helmets of the 20th Century by Mark A. Reynosa, author of The M-1 Helmet. Covers standard ground helmets, parachutists helmets and helmet covers. From the Doughboy's tin hat to today's Kevlar Fritz helmet, it's all here. Hardbound, 112 pages. 250 color and b&w photos.
6E0357R US Combat Helmets $39.95

The M-1 Helmet by Mark A. Reynosa. Expanding greatly on his previous monograph, Reynosa provides the most comprehensive examination ever of this famous item-body, liner, modifications, paint, even toy helmets. Color photos of every production model. Hardbound, 112 pages, 350+ photos.
7D0074R The M-1 Helmet $39.95

US Aircrew Combat Flight & Survival Gear by Mike and Hans Halberstadt. Over 150 color photos of uniforms, radios, flight suits, survival vests, ejection seats, helmets and other essential gear. Covers Army Air Force, Marine, Navy and Coast Guard air crews. Softbound, 128 pages.
9V0267R Flight & Survival Gear $24.95

Doughboy to GI by K. Lewis. British book is the ultimate on US Army clothing and equipment 1900-1945. 885 B&W illus, bayonets to underwear! Hardbound, 275 pages.
9V7450R Doughboy to GI (out-of-print, we're hoping for a reprint)

The G.I. Series. A new pictorial series that is an illustrated history of the American soldier, his uniforms and equipment. Features B&W photos, color sections. Introductory sections on key campaigns, important military figures, soldier life. Each is softbound, 80 pages. Note two new titles. Each volume is $13.95
7A7220R The War in Europe, 1941-45
7A7221R Bluecoats, The West 1848-1897
7A7233R Longknives, US Cav 1845-1942
7A7238R Billy Yank, Union Army 1861-65
7A7251R Johnny Reb, CA 1861-65
7A7253R War in the Pacific 1941-45
7A7268R Over There! The American Soldier in W.W. One
7A7269R The U.S. Army Today: From The End Of the Cold War To The Present Day

U.S. Special Forces Shoulder and Pocket Insignia by Harry Pugh. From WWII to Desert Storm, details both the insignia and capsule unit histories, organization and development of SF from OSS through Korean War Partisan forces to modern SF. Extensive coverage of Vietnam era SF insignia. 1000+ insignia illustrated and identified. Softbound, 336 pages.
7D2312R US SF Shoulder Insig $24.00

Italian Airborne Insignia, 1938 to Present by Harry Pugh and Vittorio Piotti. Covers the insignia as well as the history, organization and development of Italian Airborne Forces. Illustrates and identifies over 600 unit badges, crests and patches plus more than 250 parachutist qualification badges. Softbound, 212 pages.
7D2311R Italian Abn Insignia $19.95

Canadian Airborne Insignia by Thomas Clark and Harry Pugh. From 1942 to the present, unit histories, shoulder insignia, beret badges, skill and trade badges and parachute qualification insignia. Heavily illustrated. Soft., 164 pages.
7D2313R Canadian Abn Insignia $16.00

Portugal Elite Forces Insignia by Robert Bragg and Harry Pugh. From 1951 to the present, capsule unit histories, shoulder insignia, beret badges, skill badges and parachute qualification insignia for Paras, Commandos and the little known COIN units of the African colonial wars. Heavily illustrated. Softbound, 152 pages.
7D2314R Portugal Elite Fcs Insignia $20.00

German Airborne Insignia, 1956-1992 by Harry Pugh. Both West and East German airborne forces from inception through the present. Includes history, projections for the future under reunification, missions, locations, etc. Features over 200 shoulder and unit pocket patches, pocket crests, beret badges, skill badges and more than 200 cataloged parachutist qualification badges. Softcover, 126 pages, illustrations
7D2310R Ger Abn Insignia, 1956-92 $16.00

Field Equipment of the European Foot Soldier 1900-1914. English translation of French manual covering all the nations of Europe; Austria to Russia, Spain to Norway. Knapsacks, shoes, tools, cartridge belts, it's all here. Photos and drawings. Hardbound, 204 pages, maps.
1E9208R Euro. Fld Equip $39.95

The Elite of the Fleet by Pete Morgan, foreword by Senator John McCain. Dazzling photographic chronicle of naval aviation patches. Over 800 U.S. naval aviation patches are shown in full color. Includes patches from fighter squadrons, attack ssquadrons, Tomcat patches, Top Gun and Aggressor Squadrons, Carriers, etc. 190 pages, hardbound, 90 color plates.
7D4382R Elite of the Fleet $34.95

US Military Medals 1939-1994 by COL Frank Foster and Larry Borts. Complete, easy-to-use guide to the last 50 years of U.S. decorations and service medals. Full color plates with text of all 200+ medals, ribbons and commonly awarded foreign badges. Sections on history, wear, display, procurement and devices worn on these awards. 80 pages, 16 full color plates. Softbound or hard:
7D5208R US Mil Medals (Soft) $19.95
7D5209R US Mil Medals (Hard) $24.95

Military Ribbons of the US Army, Navy, Marines and AF. Color booklet shows all ribbons for each service by precedence, includes illustrations of all devices. Softbound, 12 pp.
7D5202R Military Ribbons $5.00

Military Medals, Decorations & Orders of the United States and Europe by Robert W.D. Ball and Paul Peters. Hundreds of photos document these awards up to the beginning of WWII-every country from Albania and Austria to Great Britain, Imperial Russia, U.S., Spain, Turkey, etc. Hardbound, 500+ color and B&W photos, 184 pages.
6E0579R Mil. Medals, Decorations $45.00

Interallied Victory Medals of W.W. One by Alexander J. Laslo. Revised second edition. The definitive study, a must for medal collectors. New material includes 11 new variations, a chapter on the Philippines, an appendix on China, bios. of the Victory Medal designers, award documents, etc. Hardbound, 130 pages.
7D1377R Interallied Victory Medals (Regret out of print...)

Decorations of the Republic of Vietnam and Her Allies 1955-1975. Beautiful color reference to Vietnamese civilian and military awards. Includes complete descriptions, English and Vietnamese names, and orders of precedence. Hardbound, 96 pages.
7D3021R RVN Decorations $24.95

US Army Uniforms of World War II by Shelby Stanton. Now in paperback, covers men and women, field clothing, ski items, helmets-you name it! Illustrated with photos. 288 pages.
7A2595R Army Unif. of WW II $19.95

US Army Uniforms of the Korean War by Shelby Stanton. The third volume in the series describes all aspects of clothing worn by US Army troops in the conflict. Includes all basic equipment, footwear, headgear and specialized clothing for aviators, paratroopers, etc. Hardbound, 243 pp, heavily illus.
7A1819R Uniforms of Korean War $29.95

US Army Uniforms of the Vietnam War by Shelby Stanton. First comprehensive survey to accurately depict the clothing and individual equipment of the American soldier throughout the Vietnam conflict. Eleven fully illustrated (over 400 photos) chapters on uniforms, headgear, insignia, equipment, MACV and USARV uniform regs-everything from body armor to chaplain accessories. 288 pp, soft, 400 photos
7A1852R US Army Unif. of VN War $19.95

US Army Uniforms of the Cold War by Shelby Stanton. From 1948 to 1973, fourth in the series bridges many gaps by clarifying and detailing things only mentioned in the previous works. Dress, duty and special purpose uniforms are illustrated with both unusual photos and line drawings. Hardbound, 273 pages.
7A1821R Army Unif. of Cold War $29.95

American Flight Jackets, Airmen & Aircraft by Jon A. Maguire and John P. Conway. Superb pictorial (1000+ color and B&W photos) on U.S. flyers' jackets from WWI to Desert Storm. Hardbound, 256 pages.
6E0511R American Flight Jackets $59.95

Silver Wings, Pinks & Greens by Jon A. Maguire. The uniforms and insignia of the USAAF during the WW2 years. Broad range of clothing, collar and rank insignia, wings, squadron patches. Includes both period illustrations from the 1943 and 1944 Officers Guides as well as almost 600 modern illustrations in full color. Hard., 192 pages.
6E0578R Silv. Wings, Pinks & Grns $45.00

More Silver Wings, Pinks & Greens by Jon A. Maguire. The rousing success of the first volume prompted this all new sequel. More wings, badges, patches and uniforms plus whole new areas including CAP, WASPs, Yanks in the RAF and RCAF and the "golden age" of the 1920s and '30s. Hardbound, 392 pages, 1000+ photos.
7D0091R More Silver Wings $79.95

Gear Up! Newest book by Jon A. Maguire. Covers personal flight clothing and equipment of the USAAF during the WW2 years. Includes flight helmets, oxygen masks, body armor, Mae Wests, etc., etc. Hardbound, 184 pages, over roo b&w and color photos.
6E2385R Gear Up $45.00