The Brassey’s Book of Camouflage, published in the United Kingdom, offers a detailed exploration of the history and practice of military concealment. This edition traces the evolution of camouflage from its early use in the First World War through to modern applications, examining the techniques, patterns, and strategies developed across land, sea, and air. Featuring essays by military historians and specialists, alongside archival photographs and technical illustrations, the book reveals the interplay between science, art, and necessity in shaping camouflage design. The Brassey’s Book of Camouflage stands as a definitive reference on the subject, documenting its impact on both warfare and visual culture throughout the twentieth century.

Condition: very good (minors signs of wear)
Hardcover
English
144 pages
25,5 x 26 cm