Books and specials

In Hussite Warfare, Querengässer and Lunyakov look at the history of the Hussite wars and especially the armies, equipment and tactics used during that conflict in the first half of the fifteenth century.

• Written by Alexander Querengässer and Sascha Lunyakov, translated by Richard L. Sanders
• 64 illustrations, 10 maps, 18 plates painted by Sascha Lunyakov
• ISBN: 978-3-96360-017-3
• full-color softback
• 144 pages
• Published by Zeughaus Verlag

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Medieval Warfare Special issue (PDF): The Battle of Agincourt

The 2015 Medieval Warfare Special issue will be entirely dedicated - all 84 pages - to the Battle of Agincourt in 1415. It's like a normal issue, except it'll have more pages, more articles, more maps and more illustrations! Learn More

Medieval Warfare Special issue (PDF): The Conquest of Constantinople

The Warfare Special 1 is entirely focused on the final siege and conquest of the capital of the Byzantine Empire: Constantinople. 84 Pages of Medieval Warfare dedicated to a single theme, written by experts, illustrated with dozens of maps, photographs and original artwork. Learn More

The Burgundian Wars presents the conflict between the Dukes of Burgundy and their Swiss enemies in a European context, with much attention paid to the armies, innovations, and tactics involved.

• Written by Hagen Seehase and Detlef Ollesch
• 52 illustrations, two maps
• ISBN: 978-3-96360-014-2
• full-color softback
• 103 pages
• Published by Zeughaus Verlag

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This lavishly illustrated book by Florian Messner and Hagen Seehase narrates the story of the Venetian War of 1487, also known as the War of Rovereto, and the first time the new Landsknecht was decisive in battle.

• Written by Florian Messner and Hagen Seehase, and translated by Richard L. Sanders
• Illustrated with original artwork, map, photos and contemporary images
• ISBN: 978-3-96360-027-2
• full-color softback
• 100 pages
• Published by Zeughaus Verlag

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