Medieval Polish Armies 966-1500
Written by David Nicolle and Witold Sarnecki
Illustrated by Gerry Embleton

This book describes the organization and illustrates the equipment of the armies that shaped the remarkably varied and colourful history of medieval Poland. It traces them from the birth of the Christian kingdom in the 10th century, through the 'Northern Crusades' and the wars against the Teutonic Knights, to the extraordinary 15th century expansion under the Jagiello kings, and the first confrontations with the Ottoman Turks. The text is illustrated with an unusually rich collection of memorial sculptures, early paintings, photographs and drawings of surviving artefacts, and has full colour reconstructions by the respected medieval specialist Gerry Embleton.

Publishing House: Osprey Publishing Ltd., New York 2008
Men-at-Arms Series, No 445
Softcover book measuring 7.3" x 9.8"
48 pages, illustrations, photographs, maps
English Language Version

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