Soldiers and Uniforms of Napoleonic Wars Used Hardcover Reference Book

Soldiers and Uniforms of Napoleonic Wars is a hardcover reference book detailing the military attire and organization during the Napoleonic era (circa 1799–1815). This used edition contains illustrations and descriptions of the uniforms worn by various national armies involved in the conflicts of the period, including France, Britain, Russia, Austria, Prussia, and their allies. The book covers the evolution of uniform styles, distinctions between ranks, and differences among infantry, cavalry, and artillery units. Additional sections provide context on insignia, equipment, and notable changes in military dress throughout the wars. The text is arranged to serve as a resource for historians, collectors, and enthusiasts seeking accurate visual and factual information regarding Napoleonic military apparel. Illustrations are typically composed of color plates, diagrams, and period artwork, supporting identification and comparison. This reference work is relevant to the study of military history, uniformology, and historical reenactment. The item offered is a used hardcover edition.  Total of 208 pages.