New Book-Webbing at War

[Darren Abbott]

For your copy of this fantastic new book by Edward Hallett, contact Southern Cross Militaria in Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia. www.southerncrossmilitaria.com
Webbing at War tells the story of the 1937 Pattern Webbing, its development around the world and looks at the many variations that can be found. Featuring the Introduction, Components, Wearing the set, Post War, RAF and RN use, India, Canada, South Africa, Australia, Accessories, Legacy.
A great addition to your reference book collection.

[Tim Bell]

I have this title already - good reference book.

Personally I would have preferred it in hard-back.

Tim

[Chris Suslowicz]

Originally Posted by Tim Bell

I have this title already - good reference book.

Personally I would have preferred it in hard-back.

Tim

It's available in hardcover, because I bought one.

(They tend to last a lot longer than the 'glued spine' softcovers, so I prefer to get proper bindings if they exist.)

Chris.

[Tim Bell]

Originally Posted by Chris Suslowicz

It's available in hardcover, because I bought one.

(They tend to last a lot longer than the 'glued spine' softcovers, so I prefer to get proper bindings if they exist.)

Chris.

Chris

Really - I never got that option!

The link I got only gave a soft-copy option... off for a grumble tomorrow!

I never buy soft-copies unless there is no alternative.

Just turned from happy customer into disgruntled one.

It is however still a good book.

Tim

[Mike Cecil]

Hi Chris ,

Hardcover is available from where, please? I agree with you about the bindings, but I've trawled through the sellers and the only reference to hardcovers is as an exclusive for those who participated in the Kickstarters programme which ended in April (before I knew of the book).

Mike

[Tim Bell]

Originally Posted by Mike Cecil

Hi Chris ,

Hardcover is available from where, please? I agree with you about the bindings, but I've trawled through the sellers and the only reference to hardcovers is as an exclusive for those who participated in the Kickstarters programme which ended in April (before I knew of the book).

Mike

Mike

I have messaged the author on Facebook... will see what he says.

Tim

[Mike Cecil]

Thanks Tim, if there was a 'like' button, I'd have pressed it.


Mike