Collecting Preserving WWII HistorySince the end of World War II; veterans; collectors; and history buffs have bought; sold; and traded the "spoils of war." Souvenir collecting began as soon as troops set foot on foreign soil. Soldiers looked for wartime trinkets and keepsakes to remind them of their time in the service; validate their presence during the making of history; and generate income when they returned home. Today these items help us understand and define a time when almost the entire world was at war.Newly expanded and completely updated; "Warman's World War II Collectibles; 3rd edition;" is a comprehensive full-color resource on World War II militaria. Illustrated with 1;800 all-new color images; the book is loaded with information and current values for uniforms; footwear; headgear; medals; firearms; bayonets; knives; personal items; accoutrements; and groupings--a new category--from the United States; Germany; England; Japan; the former Soviet Union; and other countries from 1939-1945.1;800 all-new color images and thousands of valuesHistory and collector tipsPros and cons of each collecting areaAvailability and price ratings; as well as reproduction alertsFirst-person accounts of the war
#2055738 in Books 2015-01-02Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 9.00 x .70 x 6.00l; .0 #File Name: 1438450982278 pages
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