New Zealand DRESS REGULATIONS 1852-1909 Militia Volunteer Constabulary & Permena
This listing is for a brand new reference book HOT OFF the printing PRESS. This enormous TOME of 480 pages is illustrated with MANY full colour and B&W photographs. Over 350 full colour photos of artifacts. A full colour photo glossary of uniform features. Over 600 units identified as to the colour and style of uniform worn. Over 60 historic images, many never published before. Over 80 newspaper accounts from the time to give a social history context. 4 quick reference guides covering patrol jackets, forage caps, belt pouches and trousers.
Never before published Dress Regulations from early New Zealand. Never before published photos of surviving uniforms, the earliest from the mid-1860s. The largest published cloth badge subject with supporting references.
Forage caps explained; patrol jackets demystified. Full and undress uniforms covered. A vast amount of previously unpublished material. A New Zealand book of New Zealand uniforms. 24 regulations in one place, in one style and in one format.
480 pages of evidence-based information. Naval, land and constabulary forces covered.
Written by distinguished New Zealand Author Barry O'Sullivan who has co authored and written many highly respected reference books for military collectors. WEIGHT = 1.5 Kilograms...... Any questions please message me well before my listing's end-time.A GST receipt will be included IF requested. The item "New Zealand DRESS REGULATIONS 1852-1909 Militia Volunteer Constabulary & Permena" is in sale since Thursday, August 22, 2019. This item is in the category "Collectables\Militaria\19th Century (1800-1899)\Books". The seller is "phillip_in_new_zealand" and is located in Auckland. This item can be shipped worldwide.
- Country/Region of Manufacture: New Zealand
- Country/ Organization: Commonwealth
- Type: SUPERB Collector's REFERENCE BOOK
- Conflict: New Zealand MAORI War Land Wars
- Clothing Type: Tunic Belt Hats Puttees Badges Pouches EVERYTHING
- Service: Army
- Era: 1816-1913