New York: Arco Publishing Company, 1974. — 35 p. With four colour illustrations and numerous black & white photographs. Coves the historical background, British member units of 8th Army, uniforms, headdress, insignia, canvas webbing equipment, and armament.
London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office, 1855. - 110 pgs. 1989 reprint by D.P. & G. Military Publishers. This is the official description of British army officers' uniforms, to be scrupulously obeyed. Any deviations would incur Her Majesty's displeasure. In this reprint D.P. & G. have appended a selection of contemporary prints to illustrate the dress of the period. Curious about...
Geoff White Ltd., Avon, England: 1987. — 7 p. Seven full-color postcards illustrating contemporary British army uniforms of the Artillery, Engineers, Transport, Signals, Ordnance, and Gordon Highlanders.
Geoff White Ltd., Avon: 1988. — 7 p. Seven full-color postcards illustrating contemporary British Army uniforms of The King's Division: No. 28 King's Own Royal Border Regiment, No. 30 The King's Regiment, No. 34 The Prince of Wales's Own Regiment of Yorkshire, No. 35 The Green Howards, No. 41 The Royal Irish Rangers, No. 44 The Queen's Lancashire Regiment, No. 45 The Duke of...
Ministry of Defence, 2017. — 1279 p. Introduction, Glossary of Terms and Orders of Dress Generic Dress Regulations General Staff Dress Regulations Royal Armoured Corps Regimental Dress Regulations The Infantry Regimental Dress Regulations The Corps Dress Regulations with Royal Artillery Dress Regulations for Bands, Pipes and Drums of the British Army - Regular Army and...
London: Seeley Service & Co. Ltd., 1968. — 196 p. — ISBN: 0854220178. A survey of the British Army, its organization, and uniforms at the beginning the the First World War. Includes British, German, and Allied uniform plates in color, two-tone illustrations, early campaigns of the British Expeditionary Force in World War I, and British unit histories.
London: Seeley Service & Co., 1950. — 336 p. This book tells the story of the British Army as a fighting machine. Since its formation from the veterans of Cromwell's "Model Army" and by the incorporation of "Household" troops, it has an unparalleled record of foreign campaigning. With every advance in weapons and to meet the fury of new enemies or the rigours of distant climes,...
Leonaur, Ltd., 2008. — 319 p. Reprint of the 1914 edition. This volume of the regimental history covers the uniforms, equipment, weapons, traditions, and biographical details of the services of notable officers and men, and the appendices to all volumes.
San Francisco: Bellorophon Books, 1975. — 25 p. Historically accurate depictions of British infantry, cavalry, and artillery that fought in the American War for Independence, presented in the manner of cut-out paper soldiers. Also included are several Loyalist units and German hired forces. The color illustration on the cover is Gainsborough's painting of Colonel Barry St. Leger.
Pen and Sword Military, 2021. — 352 p. — ISBN 10 1526758024. — ISBN 13 978-1526758026. Badges of the Regular Infantry, 1914-1918 is based on over thirty years research in museums, archives and collections. It is an exhaustive study of the development of the battalion, brigade and divisional signs of the twelve divisions that formed the regular army during the Great War. It also...
London: Almark Publishing, 1970. — 48 p. A concise but comprehensive guide to the infantry regiments of Great Britain and the soldiers' uniform, weapons, and equipment with 114 figures in colour, three facsimile colour plates, numerous line drawings, and many contemporary illustrations. This scan adds the original artwork as reprinted in booklet form by Military Modelling in...
London: Almark Publishing, 1971. — 64 p. A concise but comprehensive guide to the famous regiments of Scotland, with 130 figures in colour and 32 additional drawings showing regular, militia, and territorial units, and dozens of detail drawings and black and white photographs. Included with this scan is the original artwork as reprinted by Military Modelling in November 1992,...
Crowood Press, 2001. — 96 p. It is too often forgotten that during World War II British women made a contribution to the war effort, in uniform and under military discipline, second to none among the combatant nations. At their peak strength, some half a million women were serving in the Auxiliary territorial Service, Women's Royal Naval Service, Women's Auxiliary Air Force,...
Osprey Publishing Ltd». – 2002. – 50 с. В книге представлено подробное описание различных видов военной формы Британской армии в различных условиях театра военных действий Второй Мировой войны: на Ближнем Востоке и за пределами Ливийской пустыни, от Гибралтара и Туниса на западе, в Ираке и Персии на востоке.
Casemate Pub & Book Dist Llc, 1998 - 147 p. ISBN: 1857532708 Серия: Brassey's History Of Uniforms (eng)
From the Western Front to the Middle East, this is a guide to the uniforms, weapons, and equipment of the British forces from 1914 to 1918
В книге представлено описание униформы,вооружения и снаряжения Британской Армии в 1914-1918,на всех театрах боевых действий, от Ближнего...
London: Arms and Armour Press, 1992. — 96 p. — ISBN10 0-85368-984-9; ISBN13 978-0-85368-984-3. Shows that combat clothing has evolved alongside the changes brought about by experiences in World War II to the high-tech protective suits so vital in combat which may involve chemical weapons or airborne mobility. The means by which regimental identity is retained are also explored.
Leonard Hill Limited, 1957. — 330 p. As a general rule of thumb, the further you go back in history, the more difficult it usually is to find authoritative details of soldiers uniforms. The absence of cameras at the time, means that the present day researcher is more reliant on secondary sources - unless by chance some fragments of uniforms have been saved in a museum, or...
Webb and Bower, 1982. — 229 p. Take one expert on British Army uniforms (William Carman) - add a large dash of watercolour prints from a Victorian artist who specialised in painting them (Richard Simkins) - and this is what you get. An absolutely superb slice of military history that can't be bettered! You also get a lot of happy bunnies in the military model and toy soldier...
Arms and Armour press, 1980 (reprinted). — 203 p. In the guideline given a details of military uniform, the rules of wearing of all types of army forces of Her Majesty`s Army.
London: Arms and Armour Press, 1986. — 70 p. — ISBN10 0-85368-895-8. This unique, one-volume reference work enables complete identification of any metallic cartridge — the current, obsolete, military, commercial, rifle and pistol ammunition of all nationalities. The system of classification used in the book was devised by the author expressly for the use of police and military...
Avon, England: Geoff White Ltd., 1989. — 6 p. Six full-color postcards illustrating contemporary British army uniforms of the Cheshire, Green Howards, King's Own Scottish Borderers, and Queens Lancashire regiments, and Artillery.
Paris, Editions Quatuor, 1998. - 65p.
Альбом изображений военнослужащих и униформы армий, противостоявших Франции времён Наполеона. Второй том ввиду большого объёма файла разбит на 3 части. Данная часть содержит страницы 1-65 и включает английскую и австрийскую армии.
Для историков, любителей военной истории, реконстукторов, художников и постановщиков спектаклей.
London: Gale & Polden Ltd., 1960. — 76 p. — (Society for Army Historical Research Special Publication No. 7). Founded in 1921, the Society's main activity is the publication of the quarterly Journal reflecting members' interests and the results of their research. This Special Publication studies the development of the distinctions of rank of Regimental Officers from the early...
Almark Publishing Co., 1974. 78 pgs. This book records the uniforms worn by theBritish army's Royal Tank Regiment and old cavalry regiments in the period 1970-1972. Some of the full dress retained for small parties dated to before the First World War. Most of the regiments had already been through 20th-century amalgamations. There were many regimental distinctions and...
London: Arms and Armour Press, 1985. — 72 p. — (Uniforms Illustrated №04). Operation Banner was the operational name for the British Armed Forces' operation in Northern Ireland from August 1969 to July 2007 (after this book was published). It was initially deployed at the request of the unionist government of Northern Ireland to support the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC). The...
London: Arms and Armour Press, 1984. — 74 p. — (Uniforms Illustrated №02). — ISBN10 0-853-686-30-0. The titles in this all-picture paperback series have been carefully researched by well-known specialist writers. Each volume offers a personal selection of photographs on a particular topic or theme, and the authors have taken pains to include rare or unusual pictures...
Brassey's (UK) Ltd., 1997 - 147 p. ISBN: 1-8575-3-211-2 Серия: Brassey's History of Uniforms (eng)
Features both Royalist and Parliamentarian armies with chapters detailing the development of their uniforms, weapons, and equipment.
Этот выпуск серии Brassey's History of Uniforms посвящен униформе Английской гражданской войны 1642-1651. В книге дается обзор обмундирования,...
Edinburgh: Crowood Press Ltd, 1999. — 65 p. История создания и современная история корпуса шотландских стрелков в британской армии. На английском языке.
Arms and Armour Press, 1997. — 130 p. A simple pictorial and narrative guide to the weapons and equipment used by the Victorian soldier, this edition describes uniforms, muskets, rifles, pistols and revolvers, bayonets, swords and lances, machine guns, artillery, mountain guns and rockets, and the other military equipment used in battle.
New Malden, England: Almark Publications, n.d. (c. 1975). - 22 pgs. This is part of the series Soldiers of the Napoleonic Wars by Bryan Fosten examining in detail some of the most elite units that fought at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. This short volume dwells on the less prominent features of the British Foot Guards' equipment and uniform: accouterments, badges, musicians,...
Romford, England: The Pompadour Gallery, 1988. — 6 p. Six full-color postcards illustrating uniforms from the British Empire countries and territories of Canada, India, New Zealand, Australia, West Indies, Malta, Hong Kong, West Africa, Ceylon, and South Africa.
Romford, England: The Pompadour Gallery, 1986. — 6 p. Six full-color postcards illustrating uniforms of Essex regular, territorial, volunteer, and yeomanry units, in full dress between 1905 and 1913.
Romford, England: The Pompadour Gallery, 1986. — 6 p. Six full-color postcards illustrating past British army uniforms of various London-based volunteer units. Honourable Artillery Company, Westminster Dragoons, Royal Fusiliers, London Rifle Brigade, London Scottish Regiment, and Queen's Westminster Rifles.
New Malden, UK: Almark Publishing Co. Ltd., 1975. — 24 p., illus. — (Soldiers of the Napoleonic Wars series, no. 8.) This part of Soldiers of the Napoleonic Wars takes a thoroughful examination of the The Second (Union) Cavalry Brigade, which includes its organization and composition, names of the officers, giving a brief resume of the part taken by the Union Brigade on...
No. 4 in "Soldiers of the Napoleonic Wars", published by Almark Publications, New Malden, England. ISBN: none, n.d. (c. 1975), 23 pgs. PDF, 18 Mb. This booklet, one in a series, is devoted to the flags and weapons carried by the Guards Brigade during their great fight at the Battle of Waterloo. Contemporary illustrations are complemented by Fosten's modern artwork.
New Malden, UK: Almark Publishing Co. Ltd., 1973. — 24 p., illus. — (Soldiers of the Napoleonic Wars series, no. 1.) This part of Soldiers of the Napoleonic Wars describes the role of the The Foot Guards at Qatre Bras and Waterloo, which includes its organization and composition, names of the officers, actions took by the Foot Guards on 16th-18th June, 1815, accompanied with...
Spellmount, 2008. - 398 p.
The first phase of the Napoleonic War began when France declared war on Britain, Spain and Holland in February 1793 and continued until the peace of Amiens in March 1802. The peace was not destined to last and in May 1803, Britain declared war on France and the second phase of the war continued until after June 1815 when Napoleon abdicated. The...
The History Press, 2009. - 336 p.
This book illustrates and identifies the different uniforms of the numbered regiments of cavalry and infantry within the British Army during the Napoleonic Wars. Named but unnumbered regiments, foreign regiments in British pay, regiments especially recruited for service in the colonies or the veteran and Garrison battalions have not been...
Pen and Sword Military, 2017. — 384 p. Based on contemporary records and paintings, this book identifies each cavalry and infantry regiment and illustrates changes in uniforms, their facing colors and the nature and shape of lace worn by officers, NCOs and private soldiers from 1751 to 1783. Regiments that served in the American War of Independence are noted and the book...
Ward Lock, 1976. — 48 p. In England soldiers dress did not become a real uniform on a large scale until the Civil War, when the New Model Army was organized in 1645 by Cromwell, and later fought the armies of Charles I at Naseby. Red had generally been the traditional colour during this dramatic period of change. The reason for this choice was the fact that red cloth was so...
New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company, 1914. — 264 p. This title was issued in several revisions over some decades. This one appears to be from just after the outbreak of the First World War. All the instances of British martial glory are still from the Boer War, colonial campaigns, and the Napoleonic Wars. Chapters include "The Making of a Soldier," "What a Modern Battle is...
Great Britain: [no pub.], n.d. [c. 1975]. This is a set of 11 black and white plates depicting uniforms from the colonial and militia forces of British Trinidad in the Caribbean, from the West India Regiment of the time of the Napoleonic Wars to the Second World War. There is appended a supplement of additional information by Bob Marrion on the West India regiments in British...
Haringey Archives Committee, 1977. - 22 pgs. This booklet accompanied an "Exhibition on the Middlesex Regiment and its Local Connections from the Days of the Volunteer Forces Until Its Disbanding." This is a catalog of the exhibition, listing the documents, photographs, and relics that tell the story of patriotic volunteers in the area around London, from the rifles of the 1860s...
London: Arms and Armour Press, 1987. — 68 p. — (Uniforms Illustrated №19). This book presents a photographic look at the Boer War of 1899-1902. Though contemporary photographs are the most valuable source of information about the uniforms and equipment, these must be used with caution because some are obviously posed and frequently misleadingly captioned. The British Army...
Arms and Armour, 1987. — 104 p. Superbly detailed illustrations make this the definitive source-book on the British infantry in the Napoleonic wars and the perfect find for modelers, wargamers, historians, and re-enactors of the period. Brings to life a much acclaimed war. Full-color pages feature 24 full uniforms of the British infantry.
Brockhampton Press, Arms & Armour Press, 2002 - 160 p. ISBN: 1-86019-8600 (eng)
A detailed and compelling account of the English Civil War. The text in this title, concentrates upon the military events of the Civil Wars, the armies, their composition, equipment and life, but includes as much of the 'general' history of the Civil Wars as is necessary to illuminate the causes and...
London: Arms and Armour Press, 1988. — 74 p. — (Uniforms Illustrated №21). — ISBN10 0-853-688-69-9. The titles in this all-picture paperback series have been carefully researched by well-known specialist writers. Each volume offers a personal selection of photographs on a particular topic or theme, and the authors have taken pains to include rare or unusual pictures...
Pen and Sword Books, 2018. — 208 p. The scenes are familiar ones; the young Bryl cream Boys sat at dispersal waiting for the haunting call of Scramble, lounging in their shirt sleeves and fur-lined boots, their leather flying helmets lying limp by their side. But what did the RAF fighter pilots of the Battle of Britain really wear, and what vital items would their kitbags have...
Malcolm C. Hobart. Издательство Leo Cooper, 2000. - 144 с. ISBN 0850527392. Справочное издание. Справочное иллюстрированное издание по истории, знакам и нашивкам на униформу ВВС Великобритании с момента её основания до настоящего времени.
Geoff White Ltd., Avon, England: 1990. — 6 p. Six full-color postcards illustrating contemporary uniforms of the Intelligence Corps of the British Army, whose motto is manui dat cognitio vires (Knowledge Gives Strength to the Arm).
Watkins Glen, N.Y.: Century House, 1948. — 221 + 214 p. Vol. 1 Descriptions and Value , Vol. 2 Illustrations and Index . David F. Johnson presents a survey, as comprehensive as possible, of military, federal government, and state buttons since the creation of the United States. Hundreds are illustrated. Also included is a glossary of terms for the manufacture and classification...
No. 7 in "Soldiers of the Napoleonic Wars", published by Almark Publications, New Malden, England. ISBN: none, n.d. (c. 1975), 23 pgs. PDF, 27 Mb. This booklet, one in a series, is devoted to the uniforms worn by the British army's Royal Artillery during the great French wars up to the Battle of Waterloo. Contemporary illustrations are complemented by Kemp's modern artwork. Bonus...
A. S. Barnes and Company, 1967. — 232 p. Military painter and writer Cecil C P Lawson explores the history and development of the British Army uniforms from the beginnings to the twentieth century in this extensive reference works, a set complete in five volumes. Looking at the uniforms of all divisions, including infantry, marine regiments, the Scottish army, independent...
A. S. Barnes and Company, 1967. — 296 p. Military painter and writer Cecil C P Lawson explores the history and development of the British Army uniforms from the beginnings to the twentieth century in this extensive reference works, a set complete in five volumes. Looking at the uniforms of all divisions, including infantry, marine regiments, the Scottish army, independent...
A. S. Barnes and Company, 1967. — 197 p. Military painter and writer Cecil C P Lawson explores the history and development of the British Army uniforms from the beginnings to the twentieth century in this extensive reference works, a set complete in five volumes. Looking at the uniforms of all divisions, including infantry, marine regiments, the Scottish army, independent...
National Maritime Museum, 2007, 194 pages, ISBN: 0948065745 This catalogue seeks to show naval uniforms from a new perspective because it is important that the development of uniform be viewed alongside contemporary civilian fashions. The essays at the beginning not only examine the progression of regulations but also, more significantly, place the uniforms in their economic,...
Hugh Evelyn Limited, London: 1965. — 45 p. The years 1793-1815, period of the Revolutionary War with France, and the rise and fall of Napoleon Bonaparte, are not only the most celebrated in the annals of the Royal Navy, but also the most popular for collectors of naval and military prints, paintings and relics. As a result, contemporary illustrations of naval costume, whicher...
Library of Australian History, 1981. — 138 p. — ISBN-10 0908120435, ISBN-13 978-0908120437 Some 29 infantry regiments together with support troops and technical corps served in the Australian colonies between 1788 and 1870. This book is the definitive reference for all involved in activities that call for military costumes of the colonial period and the thousands of Australians...
London: Connoisseur Co, 1909. — 201 p. A part many from a curious the attractive detail ofnature dress of andmost equipment, militarysuch prints, engravings replete with can legitimately claim attention as being links between our Army of to-day and the indomitable British soldiery of the past. In this luxurious age, when so many have forgotten, or have pretended to forget, the...
Arlington, VA: Vandamere Press, 1992. - 288 pgs. This book includes extensive detail on the history, uniforms, and insignia of nearly 1000 regiments that existed at the height of Britain's empire. It is illustrated with color photos of over 400 of the author's miniature soldiers. Besides the United Kingdom, there are sections on Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India,...
London: Arms and Armour Press, 1987. — 68 p. — (Uniforms Illustrated №20). This book presents a photographic look at the Commando units of the British Army since their creation during the Second World War. Reaching a wartime strength of over 30 individual units and four assault brigades, the Commandos served in all theatres of war from the Arctic circle to Europe and from the...
Aldershot: Gale & Polden, 1956. - 350 pgs. For over 30 years this was the only book on this subject. It places on record some of the many changes in the design of the shoulder-belt plates and buttons worn by the British Army. It gives details of change in titles, and dates of battle honours awarded during the period when the shoulder-belt plates were worn. The design of buttons...
Hertfordshire: Hertfordshire Yeomanry and Artillery Trust, 1980. — 80 p. Five independent Troops of Yeomanry Cavalry were raised in Hertfordshire in June 1794. They were disbanded one by one between 1807 and 1824. In late 1830 and early 1831 seven new troops were formed, four of which were grouped as the South Hertfordshire Corps. Of the three independent Troops only the North...
London: Arms and Armour Press, 1985. — 74 p. — (Uniforms Illustrated №13). — ISBN10 0-853-687-85-4. The titles in this all-picture paperback series have been carefully researched by well-known specialist writers. Each volume offers a personal selection of photographs on a particular topic or theme, and the authors have taken pains to include rare or unusual pictures...
London: Arms and Armour Press, 1985. — 74 p. — (Uniforms Illustrated №10). — ISBN10 0-853-686-99-8. The titles in this all-picture paperback series have been carefully researched by well-known specialist writers. Each volume offers a personal selection of photographs on a particular topic or theme, and the authors have taken pains to include rare or unusual pictures...
Leicester, UK: Midland Publishing, 1992. — 72 p. This book pays tribute to the cavalry regiments of the British Army and records the ceremonial uniforms worn by the bandsmen. The book follows the division of cavalry into heavy, medium and light: Household regiments, Dragoons, Dragoon Guards, Lancers and Hussars. The author is a Director of Music in Miniature, a military...
London: Hugh Evelyn Limited, 1965. - 70 p. Twenty full color plates illustrate British infantry uniforms from the Restoration to the start of French Revolutionary wars. Emphasis is on officers and full dress. This is the first of seven volumes by Smitherman on British uniforms.
London: Hugh Evelyn Limited, 1970. — 70 p. Twenty full color plates illustrate British infantry uniforms from the Crimean War to post-World War II. Emphasis is on officers and full dress. This is the last of seven volumes by Smitherman on British uniforms.
Portsmouth: Royal Marines Museum, 1990. — 12 p. Twelve full-color postcards illustrating past uniforms of the British Navy's Royal Marines, being reproductions of paintings by Charles Stadden in the Royal Marines Museum, Portsmouth.
Romford, England: The Pompadour Gallery, 1998. — 8 cards. Eight full-color postcards illustrating past British Royal Marine uniforms, of both the Royal Marine Artillery (RMA) and Royal Marine Light Infantry (RMLI).
London: Arms and Armour Press, 1975. — 385 p. This volume records the changes in the dress of the British Army from the year the most important warrant regarding dress (1768) to the year of the next main landmark in uniform history (1796), presenting much information never published before. Here, verbatim, are official records, warrant orders and instructions extracted from the...
Shire Publications, 1970 - 80 p. ISBN: 0 85263 131 6 (eng)
Книга посвящена эволюции военной униформы армии Великобритании в период с 1684 по 1914 гг. Ч/б рисунки солдат и пояснения к ним позволяют наглядно проследить весь процесс изменения военной униформы британской пехоты и кавалерии на протяжении 230 лет. Кроме того, описаны различия в униформе отдельных полков
The Crowood Press, 2006. - 101 p. ISBN: 1861268831.
Eighty-four full-color plates depict a wide range of the accoutrements and equipment of the ordinary soldier serving in the cavalry, infantry and artillery of the British Army between 1750 and 1900. Accoutrements include everything that is worn by a soldier that is neither his main uniform nor a weapon. This book features all...
Washington, DC: Enfield Arsenal, 1965. — 35 p. This book, numbered Enfield Arsenal - Mark I, presents tables of black and white photographs of several hundred military buttons, mostly from the regiments and corps of the British army, but also representing the Royal Navy, Royal Air Force. Some pages of buttons from the Commonwealth and other countries round off the presentation....
Blandford Press, 1969. — 198 p. Данная работа посвящена униформе, знакам различия и вооружению полков британских пехотных войск в период с 1742 по 1855 гг. Сюда же отнесена униформа офицеров и солдат британской королевской артиллерии, и отдельных вспомогательных воинских служб.
Blandford Press, Macmillan Company, 1969. 215 pgs. This book illustrates in 96 pages of superb color the uniforms of the most famous cavalry regiments and other mounted troops of Britain and the Commonwealth. The authors bring to the subject a family tradition of military historical knowledge: Wilkinson Sword has served the army in the field of military uniforms, weapons and...
Osprey Publishing, 2015. — 304 p. On 18 June 1815, the Royal Scots Greys charged Napoleon's infantry columns, capturing the eagle of the French 45th Infantry. Napoleon is said to have commented of the regiment, 'Ah, ces terribles chevaux gris (those terrible grey horses)'. Today that eagle is the regimental badge of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, Scotland's senior regiment and...
Avon: Geoff White Ltd., 1988. — 12 cards. Twelve full-color postcards illustrating uniforms of the the British Yeomanry from the Grimston Yeomanry of 1794 to the East Riding of Yorkshire Imperial Yeomanry of 1908.
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