Military Mode Publishing is pleased to announce that Battle Damage is now available at a significantly reduced price of £19.99 (previously £49.99) — offering exceptional value for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts of military history.
Authored by respected militaria specialists Oliver Lock and Daniel Fisher, Battle Damage presents a detailed visual study of combat-worn equipment and artefacts. The book provides a unique perspective on how items were affected by battlefield conditions, highlighting the realities of conflict through original material culture.
Through high-resolution photography and carefully documented examples, Battle Damage examines the physical impact of war on helmets, equipment, and field gear. Each piece tells its own story — from shrapnel strikes to wear sustained in active service — offering valuable insight into both the conditions faced by soldiers and the durability of military equipment.
Spanning approximately 192 pages, the book combines detailed imagery with expert commentary, making it an important reference for militaria collectors, WW1 and WW2 historians, and those interested in battlefield relics and combat-used artefacts.
Beyond its visual appeal, Battle Damage serves as a practical resource for identification and authentication, helping collectors better understand genuine signs of use versus post-war damage or alteration. As with all Military Mode publications, the emphasis is on clarity, accuracy, and presenting original items in a way that brings history closer to the reader.
This new pricing makes Battle Damage one of the most accessible titles in the Military Mode range — an ideal addition to any reference library focused on military equipment and material culture.
📖 Book: Battle Damage
💷 Now: £19.99 (was £49.99)
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