Probably the "one and done" for WW I collectors regards the badges themselves. The lengthwise format allowing 1/2 page images. Photo detail, etc is better IMO than the other 2 they've done that I've seen (Iron Time and Blue Max).
Being a historian and a non-collector I'd have liked to seen more images and info of individuals (owners, etc) of the badges as per the other 2 books I've had.
The rear area has a small section on the WW I Honor Goblet, and having never seen one was of particular interest to me.
At $159 rather costly in today's economy and I'd assume with the US airmail only costs will be a bit crazy to buy in other countries.
Being a historian and a non-collector I'd have liked to seen more images and info of individuals (owners, etc) of the badges as per the other 2 books I've had.
The rear area has a small section on the WW I Honor Goblet, and having never seen one was of particular interest to me.
At $159 rather costly in today's economy and I'd assume with the US airmail only costs will be a bit crazy to buy in other countries.