A complete compendium of the submarine badges of the world, dating from the Imperial Russian Naval Officers Submarine School Graduation Badge of 1909 to the new South Korean Submariners Badge issued in 1996. Covers all countries currently operating submarines as well as those no longer existing as political entities.
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best submarine badges reference book,
By Mark Twain (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Submarine Badges and Insignia of the World: An Illustrated Reference for Collectors (Schiffer Military History Book) (Hardcover)
Pete Prichard has put together the most complete reference book in existance for submarine badges and insignia. High quality photographs and extensive information are included for all the insignia, past and present, and there is even a section on the genesis of the U.S. submarine insignia. As soon as it was published, Pete's book became the instant "best reference" on the subject. This is a must-have for all collectors.
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A must-have for collectors and submariners everywhere.,
By Kim Roddy (Nine Mile Falls, WA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Submarine Badges and Insignia of the World: An Illustrated Reference for Collectors (Schiffer Military History Book) (Hardcover)
Pete Prichard has put together a wealth of information on submarine insignia around the world. Submariners traditionally trade their insignia with other submariners, but when they want to expand their collection, they often turn to letters and emails to conduct trades. High quality photographs, when available, with unique plate numbers allow collectors to clearly describe their items by simply referencing them from this book. I recommend it for anyone who collects submarine insignia or is thinking about collecting. This 1997 book does not include the most recent additions, like Singapore, or changes to insignia due to world events, such as the Russian insignia that is now without the red star. It does include an exhaustive description of U.S. historical and current submarine insignia. This book is a great coffee table book for those submariners or submarine fans that don't want to collect the actual insignia. To buy a collection of 18 to 24 insignia, if you can find someone willing to part with it, you might pay as much as $1000. This book, at around $50 is a much less expensive way for all submariners to share their brotherhood with others that roam the deep.
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