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Lee · 15th November 2018, 01:47 PM

I also acquired a copy of the book shortly after its publication and I agree with Jens' advice.

This book is very nicely presented and does include a good number of illustrations and drawings, many in color, of the items described and of well executed standing and mounted figures in full armor (similar in character to those in some of the Osprey series).

I have not encountered major revelations beyond Egerton and Rawson in occasional reference use, but I have not, to be honest, read this book critically in depth.

15th November 2018, 01:47 PM	#3
Lee EAAF Staff Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Upstate New York, USA Posts: 889	Seconded I also acquired a copy of the book shortly after its publication and I agree with Jens' advice. This book is very nicely presented and does include a good number of illustrations and drawings, many in color, of the items described and of well executed standing and mounted figures in full armor (similar in character to those in some of the Osprey series). I have not encountered major revelations beyond Egerton and Rawson in occasional reference use, but I have not, to be honest, read this book critically in depth.