At this critical time in the history of America's armed forces, author Barrett Tillman gets down to business and offers remedies and solutions.

A concise illustrated history of US Military Small Arms from the Revolutionary War to 1903. Excerpts from Bannerman's Catalog 1949.

The magazine for collectors and historians.

The magazine for collectors and historians.

Originally printed in 1862 with information on the small arms, swords, sabers, and accoutrements of the civil war. 60 pages, illustrated.

The first complete 2017 color and illustrated guide for US Marine Corps military ribbon and medal wear on male and female uniforms. 2017 USMC military...

Dr. Gordon Dammanns sought after 3 volume set is a valuable tool for civil war enthusiasts. Pictorial Encyclopedia of Civil War Medical Instruments an...

Dr. Gordon Dammanns sought after 3 volume set is a valuable tool for civil war enthusiasts. Pictorial Encyclopedia of Civil War Medical Instruments an...

Specially commissioned photographs of more than 700 key artifacts and military equipment bring to life the experiences of Union and Confederate soldie...

Profusely illustrated. Dates from about 1915. American, British and French Mills equipments. A key accoutrement collector's reference.

Covering Infantry and Cavalry equipment changes, key collector's reference for the early Indian War period.

24 page full-color United States Army ribbon, full-size and miniature military medal wear guide. Displays all United States Army ribbons in their correct order of wear.

The very latest correct display of all U.S. Navy Medals and Ribbons and Devices.

A fully illustrated U.S. Air Force guide for male and female officers and enlisted personnel on how to prepare, mount and wear military ribbons and medals.

An introduction to Civil War reenacting. This book is an introduction to the hobby and a recruiting tool for reenacting clubs.

Prepared at the beginning of the Civil War for the fledgling United States Cavalry and its volunteer regiments under the direction of the War Department.

Reprint of a well known military outfitter illustrates, describes officers' and enlisted men's uniforms: dress to full dress, caps and other headgear,...

We reprint this rare catalog of America's foremost military outfitters in order to make available a wealth of information and detail to all collectors...

Mr. Rutledge traces the development of the familiar Indian War period US Army uniform from those worn during the Civil War through its evolution to me...

Have you ever tried to rig your own sailboat? How about tying up the boat to the dock? Have you ever made a ladder or hoist? Learning rigging can be t...

Uniform regulations for the World War I enlisted man; 6 full page photo illustrations and a painting by Mike McAfee, also a commentary.

This rare reprint contains the original uniform regulations with commentary, plus 15 Navy Quartermaster lithographs and plates showing the uniforms, i...

Reference for World War I collectors with illustrations of collar insignia, collar discs, uniform, swords, aiguillettes, epaulettes, shoulder straps, ...

Well illustrated. The Infantry equipment of WWI-shown and fully described. The key reference for WWI equipment. Reprinted by Collector's Library / Ant...

A reprint of a 1919 official US Army recruiting service booklet, illustrating medals, color discs, shoulder patches, etc a fine reference. This little...

The first military conflict to use iron-clad gunboats, metallic cartridges, and submarines, the Civil War also introduced such inventions as the teleg...

In 1778, George Rogers Clark, age 25, led a secret campaign into the Ohio Valley, which reduced the British posts between the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.

Some Confederates called him a "Bluebelly," "Mudsill," and even a "Lincolnite" (for President Abraham Lincoln), but the name that has carried down thr...

Many thousands of books have been written about the Civil War, but only a handful cover the story of the Southern soldiers and sailors who wore the gr...

Soon after America entered World War II, patriotism reached a fever pitch! Everyone became involved in the war-effort in every imaginable way. From th...