Gauntlet Publications

	Gauntlet Publications - Complete Catalogue *last updated: February 18, 2008*
Gauntlet Publications has closed its direct sale doors. All remaining inventory has been transferred to Military History Books in the UK. The following inventory is provided for informational purposes only.
	R7. Mikhail I. Kutuzov, his life in pictures. The majority of pictures are from the Battles against Napoleon. Over 200 pictures on the 120 color pages with a translation provided by the original publisher at the back of the book. *Permanently out of stock.*
	R8. Army of Peter I (17^th Century). Very similar in format to an Osprey, full color glossy drawings of soldiers in uniform (numerous), arms, equipment, fighting styles, and much more. With partial translation (just captions) *Limited Availability! I have a few copies that were just discovered in Moscow.*
	R10. Uniforms of the Red Army & Wehrmacht (WWII), 80 pages of color drawings and black & white pictures, showing uniforms and equipment of all branches of the ground forces of both Germany and the Soviet Union on the Eastern Front. With partial translation (just captions). Limited quantities. *In stock*
	R11. Reprint of Shenk's famous 1910 Imperial Uniform study. The uniforms shown on the 24 full-color pages are mostly parade, but the detail shows all cuffs, buttons, sleeves, belts, caps, and more for both officers and enlisted men. Since this reprint is long out of print, I am offering a full color copy at the cost of the copy only. I also have a digital copy if you would like.
	R12. The Russian Civil War—The White Armies, 50 pages in Osprey format, color drawings, black & white pictures, showing flags, equipment, and all the uniforms (all uniforms are shown in full color). This is one of the best sources for White Army information. Now completely in English! Cardstock cover, inside printed on high-quality paper, with eight full-color plates, nicely spiral bound! And now for our overseas customers, a pdf version is available as shipping costs have gone up precipitously over the past couple of months. The price is the same, but international customers will save on shipping.
	R13. The Russian Civil War—The Red Army, 48 pages in Osprey format, color drawings, black & white pictures, showing flags, equipment, and all the uniforms (all uniforms are shown in full color). This is one of the best sources for Red Army information. Now completely in English! Cardstock cover, inside printed on high-quality paper, with eight full-color plates, nicely spiral bound! And now for our overseas customers, a pdf version is available as shipping costs have gone up precipitously over the past couple of months. The price is the same, but international customers will save on shipping.
	R14. The Russian Civil War—The Nationalist Armies, 48 pages in Osprey format, color drawings, black & white pictures, showing flags, equipment, and all the uniforms (all uniforms are shown in full color). This is one of the best sources for Nationalist Armies information. Now completely in English! Cardstock cover, inside printed on high-quality paper, with eight full-color plates, nicely spiral bound! And now for our overseas customers, a pdf version is available as shipping costs have gone up precipitously over the past couple of months. The price is the same, but international customers will save on shipping.
	R17. Russian Field Artillery of 1805, in magazine format, but is more like an Army Field Manual. This is the Artillery that Russia took to battle against Napoleon. Lots of black & white sketches, technical charts, technical drawings of cannonball flight profiles, travel and deployment formations, color drawings inside covers. $10 (charts & captions translated). Permanently out of stock.
	R19. Russian Infantry 1801 – 1855, the middle volume of a three set Russian Historical study detailing the Regular Infantry forces from 1698 through 1918. This is the single best volume I’ve found on Russian forces during the age of Napoleon, complete with uniform highlight charts, flag breakdown (by regiment), formations, training, etc. 246 pages with numerous color plates. Permanently out of stock.
	R20. Russian Infantry 1698 – 1801, the first volume of a three set Russian Historical study detailing the Regular Infantry forces from 1698 through 1918. 292 pages with numerous color plates. Permanently out of stock.
	R21. Russian Infantry 1855 – 1918, the third volume of a three set Russian Historical study detailing the Regular Infantry forces from 1698 through 1918. 282 pages with numerous color plates. *Permanently* *out of stock*
	R22. Russian Posters of WWI, Hard Cover 90 pages, mostly full page color posters. In Russian with English translation in the back provided by the publisher.
	R23. The Russian Civil War - Interventionist Forces, 56 pages in Osprey format, color drawings, black & white pictures, showing flags, equipment, and all the uniforms (all uniforms are shown in full color). This is one of the best sources for Red Army information. Now completely in English! Cardstock cover, inside printed on high-quality paper, with eight full-color plates, nicely spiral bound! And now for our overseas customers, a pdf version is available as shipping costs have gone up precipitously over the past couple of months. The price is the same, but international customers will save on shipping.
	R25. Tanks of The ( Russian) Civil War, 82 pages long with color cardstock covers. There are 144 b/w photographs and a number of line drawings. There is additional commentary scattered throughout the text from Tom Hillman in order to clairfy points made by the original authors. Now completely in English! Cardstock cover, inside printed on high-quality paper, with three full-color plates (inside front cover, inside rear cover, and outside rear cover, nicely spiral bound! And now for our overseas customers, a pdf version is available as shipping costs have gone up precipitously over the past couple of months. The price is the same, but international customers will save on shipping. This file is very large and will require recipients to have a large amount of space in their inbox if they are to receive this by e-mail.
	R26. The Russian Liberation Army of WWII, Hard Cover, 46 pages in Osprey format, color drawings, black & white pictures, showing equipment, and all the uniforms (all uniforms are shown in full color). Same publisher as the RCW series. With partial translation (just captions). Permanently out of stock.
	R28. Red Army Tank Camouflage, 1930-1945 - 56-page glossy magazine with color inserts to show specific coloring and camouflage patterns. 149 b/w photos (most photos never before published) highlighting examples of armored vehicles (covers both armored cars and tanks) like the T-26, T-28, T-60, T-70, T-34/76, T-34/85, KV-1, Su-76, ISU-122, ISU-152, BA-6, BA-10, BA-11, and more. Now, completely in English! Permanently out of stock.
	R32. Battleships, Ships of the Line, and Gunships of the Russian & Soviet Navy - 268 page hard-cover book with over 300 pictures and drawings of major Russian surface combatants from the mid 1800's to the mid 1900's. Arranged in ship name order. In Russian (pictures speak for themselves), with a partial translation (16 pages worth) and a guide on translating all technical details for each ship. *Permanently out of stock.*
	R33. Russian Sailing Fleet - 312 page hard-cover book with a detailed history of every armed Russian ship from the time of Peter the Great through the early 19^th Century. Approximately 90 b/w drawings. *Permanently out of stock.*
	R40. Eastern Legions and Cossack Units in the Wehrmacht, 1939-1945, Hard Cover, 46 pages in Osprey format, color drawings, black & white pictures, showing equipment, and uniforms. Same publisher as the RCW series. Partial translation (captions and uniform descriptions).
	R41. German Tank & Vehicle Camouflage, 1941-1945 - 48-page glossy magazine with color covers to show specific coloring and camouflage patterns. 121 b/w photos (most photos never before published) highlighting examples of armored vehicles, with complete charts of all German markings. Captions in Russian and English, with additional translation, $12. Permanently out of stock.
	R42. Napoleon Bonaparte - 64-page full-color glossy showing militarily significant artifacts and treasures in the Russian National Museum taken during Napoleon's campaigns. The pages are filled with uniforms, weapons, and paintings of battles. Published by the Russian National Historical Museum in both Russian and English,
	R48. Romanov Dynasty Wall Chart - a fabulous track through history. 4 ft by 4 1/2 ft, full color two sided wall chart. On one side is the complete lineage of the Romanovs from 862 to 1917 in a tree chart. On the other side is 16 separate panels showing medals through the eras, flags, coats of arms, old church Slavonic, and much more! Very colorful and a great addition for any student of Imperial Russia. In Russian. All for only $10. *Permanently out of stock.*
	R49. Weapons of the Infantry - Joins the "Weapons" series (R30 and R46). 624-page hardcover book with line drawings of hardware used by all infantries during WWII. A monumental work with the following chapters: pistols/revolvers, submachine pistols, rifles/carbines, machineguns, infantry anti-tank weapons, infantry ammunition, and grenades. Currently untranslated, but the pictures speak for themselves and a Russian to English alphabet chart is provided for self transliteration of equipment type/designators. *Permanently out of stock.*
	R51. Armored Cars of the Russia Army, 1906 to 1917. Card Stock cover, 104 page pictorial study of early armored cars in Russia, I see that the use of these cars did not end in 1916. As a matter of fact, the section on Austin cars shows one nearly identical to the armored car that sits outside the Museum of the Revolution. 104 pages with 227 pictures and line drawings of each vehicle! Russian soldiers are in nearly every picture so you get a really good idea as to their uniforms in WWI (very good variety and detail). In Russian, with partial translation (captions & charts). This book is permanently out of stock, however, I do have the Russian version (with English captions of the pictures) in pdf format (extra large file - I may have to mail it on CD).
	R54. Frontline Illustration, Captured Tanks in the Red Army During WWII - 80 pages in magazine format, dedicated to the various captured materiel operated by the Red Army during World War II. For the duration of hostilities, the Red Army's armored and automobile units operated German and sometimes Italian, Japanese, Hungarian and Romanian made armored and utility vehicles. This monograph is illustrated with 120 b/w pictures obtained through archival research. In Russian with English captions. Permanently out of stock.
	R60. Iron Fist (Armor) of the Red Army, 1932-1941 – 80 page magazine format with Russian & English captions. This is a good photo expose of Soviet Red Army armor development and use leading into WWII. Almost 150 b/w pictures showing tanks (T26, T37, T60, BT-5, BT-7, T-34, & KV-1) and armored cars (BA-10, BA-20) in action in trials & in the early part of the war.
	R61. Cavalry of the Russian Imperial Guard during WWI - Hard Cover, 46 pages in Osprey format, color drawings, black & white pictures, showing equipment, and uniforms. Same publisher as the RCW series. Partial translation (captions and uniform descriptions) provided.
	R62. Military Uniforms of the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union & Russia, 1917 to the 1990's - hardback w/ dust jacket, full color throughout - 428 full color illustrations on 444 pages. This shows uniforms for all services throughout the 20th Century in the Soviet Union & Russia. It also shows shoulder boards and various accoutrements, to include proper placement on the uniform. This is the best single volume on the subject that I've seen. It covers what the regulations called for and what was originally issued - but of course things changed and specific events require more specific coverage. In general, this covers just about everything and it shows it in pictures. In Russian, with an extensive translation into English. *Permanently out of stock.*
	R63. Frontline Illustration, Defense of the Caucasus, July to December 1942 - details the Russian defense of the Caucasus against the Germans. Over 100 b/w pictures & diagrams on 80 pages help to explain this monumental Soviet effort. 12 full color illustrations highlight hardware & camo patterns. Great piece of work obtained through archival research. In Russian with English captions. $12. Future publications in this series are Defense of Leningrad & Defense of Moscow.
	R65. Lend Lease Tanks in the Red Army 1941-1945 -published by ExPrint, authored by M. Kolomiets & I. Moshchanskiy, this is another superb offering from the gentleman who produces the Armada Series. This is in a format closer to the Frontline Illustrated publications, having 72 glossy pages with over 150 b/w photographs. A number of graphs within provide all the technical information needed. This translation will not be long in coming, although all the picture captions are already in English & Russian. $15. *Permanently out of stock.*
	R66. Aircraft of the Russian Civil War - This could be the best single text on the subject - and Tom Hillman's translation, extensive commentary, additional research, and supporting graphics are now available, completely in English This is the definitive volume on the subject and takes into account all known sources, along with evaluating the credibility and reliability of each. Supporting text, color and b/w graphics give the reader everything he/she needs to understand the roles played by aircraft during the Russian Civil War. This volume is spiral bound and weighs in at 238 pages.
	R68. Eastern Volunteers in the Wehrmacht, Police, and SS, 1941-1945 - Another fine publication from AST (see R26,R40, R47) in their WWII series. This book covers the volunteers from the occupied "Ostland" and "Ukraina". An incredible collection of b/w photographs and the eight color plates that match the very best that Osprey offers. Translation now available. Permanently ut of stock.
	R70. Son of the Fatherland - Hard cover, 248 glossy b/w & color pages - almost 400 never-before published pictures! This is the story of Marshal of the Soviet Union Georgiy Konstantinovich Zhukov in pictures. The majority of the book is dedicated to WWII, but there are other sections showing Soviet military from the Russian Civil War to the Krushchev era. A great book by Yakovlev, published in 2000. Russian with captions translated into English.
	R71. Posters of 1941 - soft cover pamphlet size, 96 pages, but full color glossy! Every page is a full-color picture of a poster during WWII. Wargamers can shrink these down on a color repro machine in order to spice up their eastern front (Western from the Russian perspective…) landscapes. In Russian, but almost all of these posters speak for themselves - and if they don't, a translation is now provided!.
	R72. Russian Army, 1812-1814 - Hard cover, 160 full color pages showing the uniforms and equipment of the Russian Army during the campaigns against Napoleon. This book features all artwork by Oleg Parkhaev, the famous Russian Napoleonic era artist. The book details each battle and addresses uniforms types and equipment by smartly weaving them through the battles. All Russian units (Cavalry, Artillery, Infantry, and National Guard) are addressed (not just infantry like R19 - Russian Regular Infantry). In Russian, with an English translation of the captions and battle maps. *Permanently out of stock.*
	R74. Frontline Illustration, The Battle for Kharkov, May 1942 - Over 100 b/w pictures & diagrams on 88 pages help to explain this monumental German victory over the Soviets from the Russian side. 8 full color pages highlight hardware & camouflage patterns. Great piece of work obtained through archival research. In Russian with English captions. $15. *Out of stock..*
	R76. Frontline Illustrated, Operation Barbarossa - Air Battle of 1941. This book narrates (in Russian) about the strength and general condition of the Red Army and Navy before WWII. It also recounts the activities of the Air Force military command and personnel in June-Sep 1941. In addition to the original text, featuring new facts of the Red Army aviation activities in the first period of the war, the book includes several tables concerning the organization and strength of the Air Force groupings in various theaters of operations on the Soviet-German front. There are 137 b/w photos of various Soviet Aircraft and 4 pages of color for the first period of the war. All captions are dual text - Russian/English.
	R77. Frontline Illustrated, Part 1 Multi-Turreted Tanks of the Red Army T-28, T-29, 1930-1941. This book is dedicated to the history of development of medium multi-turret tanks of the Red Army from 1930 to 1941. Special attention has been paid to the production of the T-28 multi-turret tank. For the first time, production differences in the tanks built in different years are listed, as are data on their participation in the Soviet-Finnish war and WWII. There are 138 photos and drawings, seven drafts, and 12 color drawings in 80+ pages under a soft cover. All captions are dual text - Russian/English.
	R78. Frontline Illustrated, Part 2 Multi-Turreted Tanks of the Red Army T-35, SMK, T-100. This book is dedicated to the development and employment of various versions of the T-35 heavy multi-turret tanks. It dwells on the scientific efforts made by Soviet tank designers in developing the TG, SMK, and T-100 experimental tanks. This issue offers a detailed account of the Soviet heavy tank designs, their drawings and data on their tactical use, as well as 105 photographs and eight color drawings in 80+ pages under a soft cover. All captions are dual text - Russian/English. Permanently out of stock.
	R79. Tank Sword of the USSR, 1945-1991. From the Tank Battles series, a new book on the modern armor that made the Soviet Union a great power following WWII. In a similar style to the Frontline Illustrated series, over 100 b/w photographs on 80 pages with a soft cover. Upon completion of WWII, the Soviet Army's armor remained a formidable power. Until the dissolution of the Soviet Union, armor maintained true leadership among the armies of the world. Even following perestroika, the Soviet armored fist maintained its punch - as of 1 January 1990, there were 63,900 tanks and 76,520 infantry fighting vehicles, along with a number of armored support vehicles. No country in the world could boast such numbers. This book contains information on post-WWII history of the Soviet armored and mechanized forces, TO&E of the Soviet armored troops, reference data on all Soviet armored armies as well as armored and mechanized divisions. In Russian, but all captions are dual text - Russian/English. Permanently out of stock.
	R81. Kievskaya Rus' - Kiev Russia from the IX to XIII Centuries. This book is phenomenal for its artwork during this period. Fairly untouched by historians, especially regarding the color artwork associated, this is not Osprey style, but is full color throughout. A partial translation (captions and synopsis) is provided with the book. Permanently out of stock as these have been out of print for nearly a decade now - however, there is a PDF file of the book.
	R82. 300 Years of the European Soldier. An Encyclopedia of Military Uniforms. 100 color plates with multiple soldiers detailed in each. A phenomenal look at the soldiers who fought the wars in Europe. There are 65 different uniforms shown (in full color) for the Seven Years War, 110 for the Napoleonic Wars, the Crimean War, Franco-Prussian War, Austro-Prussian War, and the list goes on! Plenty for everyone. Currently without a translation, but soon a partial translation listing each soldier/warrior. 240 pages, hardback, full color. *Permanently out of stock.*
	R83. Battle of Kulikov 1380 A.D. - Illustrated Dictionary. What a find! This is a Russian children's history book, but it is full color throughout, showing a number of different warriors who fought in the battle. 48 pages, hardback, full color. In Russian, but I'm working on the translation of the captions right now, so it should be done soon. *Permanently ut of stock.*
	R84. Battle of Kulikov, 1380 A.D - Military Museum Series. Newly released, a phenomenal study into the Battle of Kulikov, 1380. This is 80 full color glossy oversize pages (A4) with a hardback cover. The artwork is some of the best ever done - as if the artist was there at the battles. Click on the link to take a look at the cover and some of the pages inside. This is a complete study of the battle with modern pictures of the battlefield to give you a better idea of perspective, artwork of the warriors from the period, and artwork detailing the soldiers of both countries. This is not a children's book. It is a serious study of the battle. I've already completed the partial translation of the captions and this will be provided with the book. *Permanently out of stock.*
	R85. Battle of Lake Peipus, 1242 A.D - Military Museum Series. Newly released, a phenomenal study into the Battle of Lake Peipus (also called the Ice Carnage), 1380. This is 80 full color glossy oversize pages (A4) with a hardback cover. The artwork is some of the best ever done - as if the artist was there at the battles. Click on the link to take a look at the cover and some of the pages inside. This is a complete study of the battle with artwork of the warriors from the period, and artwork detailing the soldiers of both countries. This is not a children's book. It is a serious study of the battle. I've already completed the partial translation of the captions and this will be provided with the book. *Permanently out of stock.*
	R86. Artillery of the Fatherland. 1100 pages detailing all the artillery used in Russia & Soviet Union from the first piece of artillery. Almost a page per piece which full technical characteristics of each and the ordnance used. Completely in Russian but over a thousand illustrations, including pictures and line drawings. This is a rare find - published in 1999 in Moscow. It is modern, well-researched and complete. This hardback book weighs in at about 10 pounds, so it is not for the faint of heart. *Permanently out of stock.*
	R87. Suvorov's Swiss & Italian Campaigns, 1799. Another in the fine line of AST publications (see the RCW series, WWII series listed above). Now completely in English - 50 pages in Osprey format, spiral bound, with 8 color plates showing uniform details. This book details Suvorov's Italian and Swiss campaigns talking about tactics as well as uniform and order of battle in detail. Numerous other illustrations and maps abound throughout the book.
	R88. Children's Military Encyclopedia. Over 500 pages of information on the middle ages of Russia. Unfortunately, this is only available in Russian, but the full-color pictures throughout are worth the price. The full color glossy pages abound with fine art illustrations, color photos from museums, and other artwork. This is an incredible work that is far more than a Children's Encyclopedia. It is a serious study of military history during the middle ages in Europe. *Permanently out of stock.*
	R89. Russian Cavalry of the Napoleonic Era. Harvest Publications, a company associated with AST, presents an Osprey-style book with new color plates and new information regarding the Russian Cavalry during the period of 1799 to 1815. Highlights regard the uniforms and equipment of these forces. Currently only in Russian, but soon will have a partial translation of the captions and key information from within the book. Hardcover, 48 pages, 8 pages of color plates, numerous b&w illustrations throughout.
	R90. Russian Artillery of the Napoleonic Era. Harvest Publications, a company associated with AST, presents an Osprey-style book with new color plates and new information regarding the Russian Artillery during the period of 1799 to 1815 - this is a companion volume to the Russian Cavalry book above (R89). Highlights regard the uniforms and equipment of these forces. Currently only in Russian, but soon will have a partial translation of the captions and key information from within the book. Hardcover, 48 pages, 8 pages of color plates, numerous b&w illustrations throughout.
	R91. Russian Cadets 1864-1917 - Another in the fine line of AST publications (see the RCW series, WWII series listed above). 46 page in Osprey format, hardback, with 8 color plates showing uniform details. A translation of the captions has been done and will be provided with the book. If your period of interest is Imperial Russia, this book is for you!
	R92. Standards & Banners of Russian end 19th Century/20th Century - Another in the fine line of AST publications (see the RCW series, WWII series listed above). 46 page in Osprey format, hardback, with 8 color plates showing flag details. A complete translation has been done and will be provided with the book. If your period of interest is Imperial Russia, this book is for you!
	R96. White Army in North Russia, 1917-1920 - A superb book by the master Russian Civil War researcher - Aleksandr Deryabin. He has put together a superb book detailing uniforms, equipment, and campaigns. A superb book by the master Russian Civil War researcher - Aleksandr Deryabin. He has put together a superb book detailing uniforms, equipment, and campaigns. Soft cover, 43 glossy pages with 8 color plates. A complete translation into English will be provided with purchase. Completely in English! All the color and information you expect! *Also available in pdf format.*
	R97. Russian Army 1914-1917 - This is a serious study of the Russian Army during WWI, before the Civil War. This is the Imperial Army, elements from which the Russian White Army was formed, trained, and equipped. This is a rare volume and extensive at approximately 160 pages. 4 color plates, numerous pictures, orders of battle, charts, breakdown by Regiment, etc. A wealth of information regarding the last years of the Imperial Army. In Russian only. This book is permanently out of print. However, I am able to make copies and I also have a version in pdf format to save you on shipping.
	R98. Armies of Ukraine, 1917-1920 - A superb volume detailing the Russian Civil War forces in the South. Numerous charts, OOB, 6 color plates, 140 pages. Currently, I have only a translation of the picture captions, but will extend it to include a number of the OOB charts and Tom Hillman will eventually do a complete translation for me. *Completely out of stock.*
	R99. Tatar-Mongol Armies of the X-XII Centuries. Full color throughout - numerous pictures and text in Russian. Translation of the captions into English included.
	R100. RCW: War with the White Poles - A 730-page volume, completely in Russian that details this part of the Russian Civil War. It is mostly text (all in Russian), but has numerous campaign maps throughout. If your Russian is up to speed, this is an incredible work that will answer numerous questions you have. This is permanently out of stock.
	R101. Borodino. A modern review of the battle in full-color glossy format. 88-pages showing uniforms, organization, and maps. A detailed description of the battle weaves the pictures together (description completely in Russian). This is a must have for any student of Napoleon's 1812 campaign into Russia. A translation of the captions for all the pictures is included.
	R104. Lancers of the Russian Army during the Napoleonic era. Available only from On Military Matters (www.onmilitarymatters.com).
	R105. White Armies of Northwest Russia, 1918-1920. This is the next in Alexandr Deryabin's fine studies regarding the Russian Civil War. This is a 44-page softcover with 8 color plates of uniforms detailing soldiers and officers of the various White Armies that fought in the Northwest of Russia. Now, completely in English. All the color and information that you expect! *Also available in pdf format.*
	R106. Army of Peter III. Another fine addition to the Uniforms of the World series (Lancers, White Armies in North, NW Russia 1918-1920, etc.). 44 pages detailing the uniforms of the Peter III era (during the time of the Seven Years War). 8 color plates. No translation is available.
	R107. Armies of Ancient China. An Osprey-style book from AST detailing the uniforms, equipment and organization of China's army from 3rd Century BC to 3rd Century AD. In Russian with captions translated into English. *Out of stock.*
	R108. The Battle of Kalka - Summer 1223 AD. In the same style as the Tatar-Mongol Armies, this volume provides a detailed description of the Battle and the combatants. 64-page soft-cover with 15 pages of color plates detailing the battle, uniforms, and equipment. Currently in Russian only. *Out of stock.*
	R109 Posev's White Army Photo Album: Regarding the Posev Photoalbum. I purchased a copy from Posev over a year ago and finally received it. It was well worth the wait. It's like they took every single picture they had in the White Army archive and published it in this book. I was amazed at how many "colorful unit" photos there were, especially of the Kornilov division. There's a really interesting photo in there of some Kornilov soldiers posed with banners and flags. There's also this fascinating photo of a bunch of "colorful unit" officers standing outside a train. The image is sharp, and even though it is a black and white photo, you can tell who is a Markov, who is a Kornilov, etc. Did I mention the color plates in the back of this book? They have all the "colorful units" of course, including Samursky (with yellow cap band and black cap top!) as well as Northwestern Units, Siberian Units, you name it. You will find uniform color combinations you have not seen before. Shades of orange, sky blue caps (not Alekseev), etc. In addition, there are color plates of flags, banners, and awards. You can't go wrong with purchasing this book! (review provided by George H. Marion-Landais) *Permanently out of stock and photocopies of this publication are not viable.*
	Armored Units of the Russian Civil War: White and Allied (New Vanguard 83) Authors: David Bullock, Alexander Deryabin, Illustrator: Andrei Aksenov US Price: $14.95 In stock now Paperback; December 17 2003; 48 pages; ISBN: 1841765449 About this book: One of the most important conflicts of the 20th century, the Russian Civil War was the struggle that led to the formation of the Soviet Union. Following the overthrow of the Russian Provisional Government on 7 November 1917, the All-Russian Congress of Soviets met and handed over power to the Soviet Council of People's Commissars. Immediately forces began to assemble in opposition to the Bolshevik regime, and these became known as the Whites. This title examines the armour that they had at their disposal throughout the course of the war. It was a varied collection including British and French vehicles and, perhaps most famously, the armoured trains that enabled the Whites to dominate much of Siberia. Contents Introduction Tanks Armored Cars Armored Trains Conclusion Colour plate commentary Available from On Military Matters (www.onmilitarymatters.com)
	R111. Stamping out the Virus: Allied Intervention in the Russian Civil War, 1918-1920 by Perry Moore. The dramatic account of the British, American, and French intervention in the Russian Civil War. This little known event took place over 80 years ago and involved over 10,000 combat troops in North Russia (Operation Elope) at Archangel. In South Russia, over 400 British military advisors and millions of dollars in equipment fed the various White armies under General Denikin. This event remains a timely reminder as America intervenes militarily to end political chaos in the 21st century. Over 400 pages, the book details both efforts using rare photos and maps. Book is out of stock with me, but it is available elsewhere on the web.
	R112. White Steel - Red Blood: Denikin's Drive to Kharkov, May 1919 by Perry Moore. This is a board game. Perry's done an outstanding job capturing the flavor of the period in a combined arms approach to regimental level battle. *This game is out of stock.*
	R113. Tank Action in the Russian Civil War, 1919 by Perry Moore. *This game is out of stock.*
	R114. 200 Miles from Moscow by Perry Moore.
	The counters above are from White Steel, Red Blood. Map Extract from Perry Moore's game.
	R115. Armored Automobiles of the Russian Civil War, 1918-1920 by Tom Hillman. This monumental work was years in the making and is the preeminent study of Armored Automobiles of the RCW. Tom describes the organization, doctrine, and orders of battle so that historians and wargamers alike can get the best and correct feel for the steel monsters of the period.
	R116. How Odessa Became Red by Tom Hillman, Mark Plant, and Alexis Mehtidis. This is a study on the Battles of the French and Greek Intervention in the Ukraine in 1919. Full color maps, OOB, and battle descriptions. All the information you need to understand these battles.
	R117. Israel: the trip of a lifetime by Craig & Wendy Martelle. This is a complete trip book of seventeen days in Israel, from north to south and east to west, covering the history, religion, and politics of the area. Completely in color with approximately 540 pictures. 178 spiral-bound pages with cardstock covers. As the author, of course I'm biased that this book will give you a great view of a great country without having to go to Israel yourself. Or this is the perfect book if you are planning a trip to Israel in order to best prepare you for the adventure.
	R118. Trans Dnepr Operation by Tom Hillman. Wrangel’s Last Offensive including the Battles of Kakhovka, Nikopol’ and Aleksandrovsk Crossings September to October 1920.
	R119. Kornilov Shock Regiment, The Russian Civil War 1917-1920 by M.A. Kritsky, 1936, translated by Tom Hillman.
	R120. Drozdovski i Drozdovtsi - Drozdovsky And The Drozdovtsi. This is a hardback book with nearly 700 pages of text, with few b/w pictures. It is an incredible work on the life of General Drozdovski and his men. It is completely in Russian and there will not be any English translation. If you read Russian and are a student of the Russian Civil War, then this is a must-have book.
	R121. Defense of Kiev, 1941 - an incredible new work with never-before seen pictures. Hard cover, glossy pages, very well done. Captions in English/Russian
	*R122.* The definitive volume on General Kappel' and the Kappelevtsi, published by Posev out of Moscow in 2007. At over 700 glossy pages of history, images, and tables, the student of the Russian Civil War cannot have a complete library without this volume. This is a classy hardback, with integral bookmark, completely in Russian.
	R123. The definitive volume on General Dietrichs and his followersi, published by Posev out of Moscow in 2004. At over 600 glossy pages of history, images, and tables, the student of the Russian Civil War cannot have a complete library without this volume. This is a classy hardback, with integral bookmark, completely in Russian. *Price: $30* All available RCW volumes can be purchased through the Strategic Outlook Institute web site. Click on Gauntlet Pubs, then enter the store - checkout is easy and PayPal based for ease of use.
	R124. The definitive volume on Markov and the Markovtsi, published by Posev out of Moscow in 2001. At over 500 glossy pages of history, images, and tables, the student of the Russian Civil War cannot have a complete library without this volume. This is a classy hardback, with integral bookmark, completely in Russian.
	Imperiya #2 - Russian Military History magazine with a game inside. Includes a translation of the game rules - Formigny, 1450.
	Imperiya #3. Russian Military History Magazine with a game inside. Includes a translation of the game rules - Denain 1712.
*Gauntlet Produced Wargame Rules*
	G1. Frederick's Battles, by Greg Savvinos - $20. Seven Years War conversion for Avalon Hill's popular Napoleon's Battles.
	G2. Hue ‘68, Full Metal EDNA, Vietnam era Command rules.
	G13. Pirates! Rules for Pirate skirmishes ashore or naval battles afloat:
	G14. Modern Africa. Rules for skirmish level combat (3 figs per stand) on the African continent between the late 1960’s to the new millenia. Optimized for use with Peter Pig’s Modern Africa line of 15mm figures. These rules are available free online through the Strategic Outlook Institute web site. G14 - Scenario Book 1. Also note that the first Modern Africa scenario book was released at Historicon 2002 - Somalia Intervention (based on the book & movie Blackhawk Down). Seven scenarios designed exclusively for Modern Africa G14 - Scenario Book 2. Second Modern Africa Scenario book is available - Marines! 11 scenarios of Marine intervention on the dark continent (or South America) G15 - Scenario Book 3. Third Modern Africa Scenario book is available NOW! 8 scenarios based on the movie Tears of the Sun
	G15. Cross of Iron: WWII Skirmish (role play) for 20-25mm figures. WW2 Eastern Front - Individualized Skirmish Rules with ‘Steiner’ Mini-Campaign.
	G16. PanzerKnacker: WWII Infantry vs. Tank Rules. PanzerKnacker rules for gaming German infantry anti-tank combat on the Eastern Front during WWII.
	G17. A Few Good Men at Arms: Retinue Level Medieval Wargame Rules.
	G18. Fall Gelb: 1940 Blitzkrieg scenarios.
	G19. Rompan El Fuego: A Spanish Civil War Accessory (rules mods for popular WWII rules, scenarios, & army lists).
	G20. Pusan to Panmunjom: a lengthy historical research of the Korean War.
	G21. Heroes of the (Russian) Civil War. - more information at this link.