Guys...........If you were going to get one reference book on Third Reich belts and buckles which one would it be and where can you get a copy......Thanks Jimmy
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Although all reference books have errors in them, the best reference book IMO is the revised edition "Buckles, Belts, and Brocades" by John Angolia. You can get a copy almost anywhere but many are sold on eBAY. -
Link to the book
Hello,
Here is a link to the Revised Edition. I know nothing about this seller but provide the link so that you can see what it looks like.
http://www.reddickmilitaria.com/mm5/...Category_Code=
If you Google the title you will see several references to the book. Make sure you get the Revised Edition. I have it and find it very handy when supplemented with the forum member's advice.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
StuComment
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Jimmy if can find them cheap I echo Dan with the revised Angolia book and I would also get the Peter Nash book German Belt Buckles 1845-1945, MO
Last edited by regiment739; 03-15-2008, 06:24 AM.Comment
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i agree with the above Peter Nash book also very goodComment
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Jimmy,
guys are right : if you are seriously interested in collecting Nazi buckles you must own both the books mentioned......anyway adding infos by the Forum.
Best
RicComment
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Another book
Hello friends,
Third Reich Belts Buckles:
An Ilustrated Handbook & Price Guide 1999 Edition
Bob Evans (Schiffer Military History)Comment
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Hi....I have alll three....I can't say that I'm very impressed with the Bob Evans book though....some of the prices in that book are way over the top...I question a couple of the buckles too. Anyone else have opinions on that book?
I personally enjoy the Angolia and Nash books - and yes, they both have some problems too but I don't think there is one reference out there that is perfect.
Cheers!
RobComment
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