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€ 26.95 OBK1 |
OBK1 - “Iron Hulls, Iron Hearts” By Ian Walker. Very important, new book in English, which talks about the Italian Armored and Motorized units in North Africa and their infantry component, the Bersaglieri regiments. The 5th Bersaglieri for example was part of the Italo-German force which defeated Patton at Kasserine Pass. Original photo section. Hard cover, ca. 208 pages. <<<<<< € 26.95 |
€ 30.00 OBK2
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OBK2 - “Alpini” history of uniforms, equipment and insignia, by Guido Rosignoli. Entirely illustrated with color figures and period pictures. Includes English captions. Hard cover, 144 pages. € 30.00 >>>>> |
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€ 30.00 OBK3 |
OBK3 - “RSI” history of uniforms, equipment and insignia, by Guido Rosignoli. Entirely illustrated with color figures and period pictures. Includes English captions. Hard cover, 120 pages. <<<<<< € 30.00 |
€ 40.00 OBK4
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OBK4 - “La Guerra Italo-Austriaca, 1915-18” . (The Italo-Austrian War of 1915-18) history of uniforms, equipment and insignia of both Italian and Austro-Hungarians, by Paolo Marzetti. Entirely illustrated with color figures and period pictures. Hard cover, 190 pages. € 40.00 >>>>>> out of print |
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€ 30.00 OBK5 |
OBK5 - “MVSN” history of uniforms, equipment and insignia, by Guido Rosignoli. Entirely illustrated with color figures and period pictures. Includes English captions. Hard cover, 192 pages. <<<<<< € 30.00 |
€ 50.00 OBK6
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OBK6 - “Soldati D'Africa” (Vol.1 of a 5 book series) history of battles, uniforms, equipment and insignia, by Catalani and Stella. Entirely illustrated with color figures, maps and period pictures, and color original militaria pics. Incredible reference source. Hard cover, 214 pages. € 50.00 >>>>>> |
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€ 50.00 OBK7 |
OBK7 - OBK6 - “Soldati D'Africa 1897-1913” (Vol.2 of a 5 book series) history of battles, uniforms, equipment and insignia, by Catalani and Stella. Entirely illustrated with color figures, maps and period pictures, and color original militaria pics. Incredible reference source. Hard cover, 214 pages ca. <<<<< € 50.00 |
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€ 19.00 OBK10
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OBK10 - “Fornovo 1495” By David Nicolle. Charles VIII led Europe's most potent army to victory against one Italian province after another. The Italian states rallied though, and at Fornovo they fought the French juggernaught to a standstill. Here began the bloody Italian Wars. € 19.00 >>>>>> |
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€ 19.00 OBK11 |
OBK11 - “Pavia 1525” By Angus Konstam. Pavia was the most decisive battle of the bloody Italian Wars, which raged almost continuously between 1494 and 1529. At Pavia, in a titanic clash, the French were smashed by the Imperial army, and the cream of their nobility was slaughtered. <<< € 19.00 |
€ 15.00 OBK12
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OBK12 - “Italian Medieval Armies 1000-1300” By David Nicolle. Although it was one of the main centers of armor production for export, early medieval Italy's costumes and armor reflected a vigorous but fragmented military system. This book shows how the rise of independent city armies and those of the Papacy and the spread of naval power all contributed to a dazzling kaleidoscope of military styles. € 15.00 >>>>>>>> |
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€ 15.00 OBK13 |
OBK13 - “Italian Medieval Armies 1300-1500” By David Nicolle. Mercenaries were a common feature throughout most of Europe in the 14th and 15th centuries. However, nowhere did such a sophisticated system of hiring, payment and organization develop as it did in Italy. Whether commander or humble trooper, the condottiere was a complete professional. <<<< € 15.00 |
€ 17.00 OBK14
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OBK14 - “Italian Militiaman 1260-1392” By David Nicolle. This title gives a comprehensive view of all aspects of the late Medieval Italian city militias; from the weaponry, attitudes and social backgrounds of their members, to the Italian political context that made such formations so necessary. € 17.00 >>>>>> |
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€ 15.00 OBK15 |
OBK15 - “The Venetian Empire” By David Nicolle. Venice carved out its own empire at the expense of its former Byzantine masters. The Venetians were soon famous for their roving and warlike spirit, keen business acumen and pride. This book explores the remarkable history of the city and its army from 1200 up until 1670. <<<<<<<< € 15.00 |
€ 17.00 OBK16
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OBK16 - “Knight Hospitaller” (1) By David Nicolle. Established by a group of Italian merchants from Amalfi in the mid-11th century, the Hospitallers became recognized experts in the military capabilities of opposing Islamic armies, a consequence of the crusading movement. This book takes a close look at the early Hospitaller - his recruitment, motivation, duties, weaponry, armor and dress. € 17.00 >>>>>>> |
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