One Hundred & Fifteen Uniform Plates of The Famous Prussian Army - OMNIBUS EDITION

<p>The aphorism usually attributed to the French statesman Count Mirabeau that Prussia was not a country with an army but an army with a country remains two centuries later a common way of introducing a discussion of 18th and 19th century Prussia. </p><p>This is a compilation edition of three wonderful 19th century series of colourful military costume plates detailing the pre-unification Prussian Army in accurately hand-coloured images complete with lively commentary from expert Ray Westlake on each individual plate.</p><p>Over 400 military figures are shown in their 'natural surroundings': camping in battle on horseback on the march etc. This edition forms part of our developing range of books dedicated to uniformology. Drawing on seminal works from the 18th and 19th century they are masterpieces of military art and important historical reference works.</p><p><br></p><p>Die Soldaten Friedrich's des Grossen</p><p>Military from the time of Frederick the Great</p><p><br></p><p>Preussische Heer Das unter Friedrich Wilhelm IV</p><p>The Prussian Army under Friedrich Wilhelm IV</p><p><br></p><p>Die Königl. Preussische Armee in ihrer Neuesten Uniformirung</p><p>The Royal Prussian Army in their Newest Uniform 1855</p>