Complete three-volume reference set of Uniforms & Traditions of the German Army 1933–1945 by John R. Angolia and Adolf Schlicht, published by R. James Bender Publishing.
Long regarded as an important reference work for collectors and researchers of German Army uniforms, insignia and equipment, this extensive three-volume series provides a detailed study of the uniforms and traditions of the German Heer during the Third Reich period.
The books are extensively illustrated with period photographs, detailed drawings, uniform plates and examples of insignia and equipment. Subjects covered throughout the series include uniforms, headgear, rank and branch insignia, shoulder boards, collar tabs, sleeve insignia, specialist badges, standards and flags, field equipment, personal equipment and numerous other aspects of German Army organization and material culture.
The complete set comprises approximately 1,500 pages:
Volume 1 – 448 pages
Volume 2 – 416 pages
Volume 3 – 640 pages
All three original hardcover volumes are present. The books show normal exterior shelf and handling wear consistent with age and use, while the interiors appear clean and well preserved based on the photographs.
An excellent and increasingly difficult-to-find complete reference set, particularly useful for militaria collectors researching original German Army uniforms, insignia and equipment.
Authors: John R. Angolia & Adolf Schlicht
Publisher: R. James Bender Publishing
Language: English
Format: Hardcover
Volumes: 3 – Complete Set
Subject: German Army / Heer Uniforms, Insignia & Equipment
Period Covered: 1933–1945
Condition: Very Good used condition with normal exterior shelf and handling wear. Interiors remain clean and well preserved.
