Uniforms of the Republic of Texas: And the Men that Wore Them: 1836-1846

A very good pictorial and historic reference for a lesser known period in American History and the men who lived and fought for the Republic, for both the historian and uniform collector. A superb companion volume for the excellent Osprey books on the same era. As a holder of an Honorary Admiralty in the Texas Navy, this work was even more intriguing since it covers even the uniforms of that service very nicely. Definitely a colorful period in our Nation's history.

Nice little book if you have an interest in the Republic of Texas.

Good illustrations with thorough research and documentation. Excellent quality paper.

Superb drawings with insight into their source, construction, and history. Marshall is an excellent artist.

Great pictures.............

Valuable piece of history! The illustrations are great. I was especially pleased to read the uniform regulations just as they were written in 1839.

very good material

Sir Bruce Marshall has provided a significant historical service to the followers of Texas, Texans and those who follow them with the publication of this tome of authenticity. Never before has there been available to historians a reference of the many impressive uniforms worn by the various military services of the nation of Texas. In the short ten year life of that republic, its admirable uniforms are only a representation of its many accomplishments before signing its treaty of annexation with the federal government. The fact that Marshall both edited and illustrated the book personally only adds to its impressiveness.