The Uniforms of the Prussian Army Under Frederick the Great Daniel Hohrath 2 Volume Set Used Hardcover Reference Books

**The Uniforms of the Prussian Army Under Frederick the Great** by Daniel Hohrath is a comprehensive, two-volume hardcover reference set examining the uniforms worn by Prussian military forces during the reign of Frederick II (1740–1786). This work presents a detailed inventory of the development, regulation, and visual characteristics of military dress and accoutrements within the various regiments. Drawing on primary sources, including period illustrations, documents, and surviving artifacts, Hohrath provides systematic analysis for scholars, historians, and collectors specializing in 18th-century military history. The books cover the structure of the Prussian Army, the distinctions between branches such as infantry, cavalry, and artillery, and illustrate the changes in uniforms over time. This used set is intended as a factual resource for research and verification. Both volumes are produced in hardcover format, containing clear text, photographic plates, and illustrations, suitable for reference in military studies and historical documentation.  Total of 824 pages.