This is the English version of the highly acclaimed German title. A "must have" for any SS-Dagger collector. On 417 pages with more than 1200 photographs and illustrations the service daggers of the SS, including the Röhm Dagger and the Himmler Dagger, are explained in detail. Numerous examples of daggers of all time periods and a special chapter dedicated to the chained daggers make this book an invaluable addition to each library. The book is in landscape format 8 1/2" x 11" and comes in a slipcase. Only a few left!

This is the first time that an author has tackled the difficult subject of camouflage helmets and Paul Martin has done it in the only way possible: by showing many genuine examples. This first volume examines the sprayed, brushed, and textured helmets as well as those with wire camouflage. On over 300 pages in full color genuine examples are presented in never before seen detail. An indispensable reference for the serious collector of any camouflage helmet. The format is 8.5" x 11". 

This is the long awaited Volume II of the most complete and comprehensive overview of the decorations a German soldier of the Heer could be awarded. Volume II not only covers such well-known decorations as the Spain Cross, the Campaign Shields, and the Cuff Titles. For the first time in the English language the Flower War Medals, the Motor Vehicle Driver Badge, and the Bravery Medal for Eastern People are covered in detail. Each chapter is divided into history, regulations, design, the decoration itself, award documents, cases, miniatures, fakes and 1957 version if applicable. The final chapter covers the manufacturers and for the first time all the producing companies, including the LDO members and all of the known 142 companies with a Präsidialkanzlei-Number, are presented with address and products manufactured for the Heer. This volume is indispensable for every serious collector of the awards of the Heer. Hardbound, in color, 496 pages. 

The Anti-Partisan Badge by Antonio Scapini is the first comprehensive and detailled account of this war badge. The author explains in stunning detail the fingerprints of all genuine exampes and lists all models and types in a logical and comprehensible format. The book also covers the historical background, the institution, miniatures, cases, and documents. A detailled chapter about the many known fakes makes this book an indispensable companion for every serious collector of this badge. 270 pages with nearly 1000 photos, mainly in color.

In "The Helmet Decals of the Third Reich" the author Ken Niewiarowicz, together with his co-author Anders Lehrman, categorizes and analyses in depth for the first time in the history of helmet collecting the decals of the Third Reich. The research starts with the Reichswehr in spring 1918 and ends with a detailed look at decals of the foreign legions of the Waffen-SS. On over 330 pages the authors have compiled the most complete compendium on this topic, including the latest research about the so-called "Champagne Decal." The book is in full color and has more than 1000 photos.

Never before has the War Merit Cross 1. Class and the Knights Cross of the War Merit Cross been described in such detail. Years in the making and extensively using the existing archives the two authors Dietrich Maerz and George Stimson have delivered another solid and well researched book. For the first time regulations, award procedures, award numbers and distribution are covered in depth like never before. The main part discusses the manufacturers of the 1. Class as well as those of the Knights Cross. The book is rounded out with detailed information about the documents, the cases, the miniatures, and the ribbon of the Knights Cross. The two prototypes for the Knights Cross in Silver and Gold with Oakleaves, most likely made by C.E. Juncker, are presented for the first time. The extensive appendix with sources and a quick identification guide helps the reader to find a maker faster. The book has 463 pages and is printed in the usual B&D Publishing quality in full color on high quality paper. 

The Camouflage Helmets of the Wehrmacht, Vol. II by Paul C. Martin finalizes the comprehensive view of German camouflage helmets of World War II. The chapters include netted camouflage helmets, combinations of camouflage, a selective gallery, helmets with provenance, and an extensive discussion of German helmet liners. Never before has the interested collector be presented with a more detailed look at this interesting aspect of the hobby. As a stand-alone or together with Volume I this compilation will most likely never be surpassed. Large format 8.5 x 11", 286 pages in full color.

This is the very first comprehensive book about the famous Iron Cross 2. Class of 1939. On over 600 pages the authors present all sixty-two known and yet unknown makers in great detail. On the first eighty pages of the book a deep and well documented look at the distribution, award procedure, and manufacturing will give the reader never before published information. For each maker the cross or cross variations are presented in great detail allowing for the identification of unmarked examples. The book also presents documents, packets and cases, miniatures, as well as the ribbon. There is nothing comparable in any language and it will be a valuable addition to any collectors library for a very long time to come. 608 pages, full color, format 9.5" x 7"

On over 265 pages the known makers of the 2. Class Spange are presented in detail. Previously unknown connections between the early manufacturers are outlined and explained. The other chapters are about miniatures, documents, and packages. Together with the other three books The Knights Cross of the Iron Cross, The Iron Cross 1. Class, and The Iron Cross 2. Class these books are the most comprehensive and detailed series about the highest military order of the Third Reich in any language.