A collection of literature on the German military "Die Deutsche Soldatenkunde" by Bernhard Schwertfeger, two volumes, Leipzig/Berlin 1937. "Das Ehrenbuch der Deutschen Schweren Artillerie", Berlin 1931. "Das Ehrenbuch der Deutschen Pioniere", Berlin 1931. "Ruhmeshalle unserer alten Armee", Leipzig around 1920. "Die Entwicklung des deutschen Heeres" by Martin Lezius, Berlin around 1933. "Deutschlands Schirm und Wehr im alten und im neuen Heer" by Martin Lezius, Berlin 1929. "Reitergeist" by Anton Mayer, Berlin 1934. Brochure "Die Schlacht bei Lucka", Altenburg 1907. Mostly large-format and richly illustrated, numerous military photos. Partly slightly damaged, signs of age. Condition: II

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