HISTORY ON THEIR SHOULDERS Free Shipping

For over 100 years soldiers of the United States Army have proudly affixed unit patches to their shoulders and pockets. These cloth emblems not only represent their unit’s heritage, but are visual reminders for each soldier to uphold those traditions. This book traces the distinct patches used by the men of the U.S. Army and their South Vietnamese allies from the beginning of the Vietnam war to its conclusion. From beautiful handmade embroidered color patches to late war, machine made subdued examples, all materials and styles of construction are covered, making this work ideal for the collector, military veteran, re-enactor of the past, or student of history!

Journals of Major-Gen C G Gordon, C B, at Kartoum: Printed From the Original MSS

“The Journals of Major-Gen C.G. Gordon, C.B., at Kartoum” is a historical book published in 1885 by Kegan Paul, Trench, & Co in the United Kingdom. This first edition hardcover book is written in English and sheds light on the military history of the time, specifically focusing on the experiences of Major-Gen C.G. Gordon, C.B. during the events at Kartoum. The original MSS (manuscripts) were printed in their entirety, providing readers with a captivating insight into the historical narrative of this period. Book is in as found condition and is a little rough. The fold out map is here, however it is split in two…see photos. Please ask all questions and review all photos before bidding. Additional photos can be sent upon request. I do not accept returns.