The Ackermann Military Prints: Uniforms of the British and Indian Armies, 1840-1855

For many years the magnificent colour prints published by the firm of Rudolf Ackermann during the 19th century have been in the possession of lucky collectors. However, with the passing of many years these frail works of art have become damaged, or have perished, so that many are not available to those who wish to find and appreciate the work and care which went into these productions. Although there were no European wars for the British troops during the years covered in this volume, there were still campaign opportunities throughout the widely spread Empire: the South African conflicts, the First Afghan War, the Scinde Campaign followed by the Sikh Wars, Punjabi Campaign, and the Crimean War. This book presents a period in British military uniform history which has not been well covered before, and allows an appreciation of these rare prints in beautiful colour.

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Author: William Y. Carman and Robert W. Kenny, Jr.
Publisher: Schiffer Publishing
Extra Details: Hardback 9 x 12 inches tall, 176 Pages, lavishly illustrated throughout with Colour artworks.