United Kingdom. Two Headdresses Of The British Army Publications By Wiliam Young Carman Newly Listed in extremely fine condition with

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United Kingdom. Two Headdresses Of The British Army Publications By Wiliam Young Carman Newly Listed in extremely fine condition with1. "Headdresses of the British Army Yeomanry" by Wiliam Young Carman, F. S. A., F. R. Hist. S.: Hardcover, copyrighted by the author in 1970, published by Wiliam Young Carman of Sutton, Surrey, printed by Clark and Son (Printers) Limited of Sutton, Surrey, SBN 902562 01 0. It begins with a Foreword by the author, the remainder of the book containing text and photographs for each of the following Yeomanry Regiments: Berkshire; Berwickshire;