World War II British Women's Uniforms in Colour Photographs

Martin Brayley Richard Ingram
It is too often forgotten that during World War II British women made a contribution to the war effort, in uniform and under military discipline, second to none among the combatant nations. For the first time this book records the uniforms and insignia worn by the women's services in all theatres of war, in more than 220 colour photographs of rare original items from private collections. Full-length studies, modelled 'live', are supported by many close-up views and with detailed text commentaries. Together they form an invaluable reference for collectors, modellers, wardrobe departments, curators, and all readers interested in the period or costume history. This is the seventh in the Europa Militaria Special series.
World War II British Women's Uniforms in Colour Photographs by Martin Brayley Richard Ingram

About the author

Martin Brayley works as a professional photographer and a freelance author and is best known for his work on uniformology. Having served in the armed forces for 24 years, he has a keen interest in all aspects of military history, particularly uniforms and equipment of the first half of the 20th century. He is a dedicated militaria collector and researcher.



Richard Ingram is a lifelong collector of British militaria.



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