Well, I’ve read through the 700+ pages of Uniforms, Organization & History of the German Police Volume 1 twice now, not including several other excursions, and I’ve found this new reference an invaluable guide for the police enthusiast. This book is absolutely crammed full of chronologically organized historical accounts and dates of significance to development of the police uniforms. Another significant aspect included within the pages of this book is the fantastic period picture content, just amazing! Great work, I hope to see those future volumes soon!
With that said, hopefully other collectors have had a chance to read and reflect upon this new reference book. I am hoping this would be a great time to start a collective review to see what others thought, felt, or observed. Also of benefit to other collectors and the Authors would be if others found editorial errors, inaccuracies, questionable content, etc. to point them out here. (I know I have a few little comments to add in due time) Additionally, this would be a good opportunity for all to voice desired inclusions, ideas, suggestions, topics, and etc. for forth coming volumes. I know Mr. Taylor is awaiting to here feedback, so lets here it!
With that said, hopefully other collectors have had a chance to read and reflect upon this new reference book. I am hoping this would be a great time to start a collective review to see what others thought, felt, or observed. Also of benefit to other collectors and the Authors would be if others found editorial errors, inaccuracies, questionable content, etc. to point them out here. (I know I have a few little comments to add in due time) Additionally, this would be a good opportunity for all to voice desired inclusions, ideas, suggestions, topics, and etc. for forth coming volumes. I know Mr. Taylor is awaiting to here feedback, so lets here it!
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