Ptolemaic Immo. Legions

[Mark G]

It's worth keeping an eye on the gaming shows for montverts.

I've picked up a few at good prices (comparable to the histoire et collections rather than osprey)

Non historical gamers are especially good to check as they never think to check the prices on the internet first!

I even managed to pick up the Justinian one with the author near by and offering to autograph it.

[Imperial Dave]

I even managed to pick up the Justinian one with the author near by and offering to autograph it.

and reduce the value of the book.....?! 

[Mark G]

That was part of the conversation, yes

[Imperial Dave]

That was part of the conversation, yes

genius.....

[DougM]

Sadly, the only Montvert I have is (and here's a surprise), Sassanian Armies. Nicolle illustrated by McBride.

[Imperial Dave]

I think I have all of them......I could sell them for a small fortune 

[DougM]

I think I have all of them......I could sell them for a small fortune 

Yep, a quick glance over some of my books suggests that in extremis there's a good few would raise decent sums. Fugol, various first editions etc. I'm only sad that in the turbulence of life, I didn't manage to hang on to my first and second libraries.

[Andreas Johansson]

I think I have all of them......

How many are there? I've got Duncan's Achaemenid one, Karl Heinz Ranitzsch's Tang one, Nikonorov's Bactrian one, and Gorelik's Warriors of Eurasia; I'm aware of the two Hellenistic ones, the Justinianic one, and the Sassanid one. Any I've missed?

[DougM]

Sadly, the only Montvert I have is (and here's a surprise), Sassanian Armies. Nicolle illustrated by McBride.

Actually, that's not true, I have the KHR Tang one as well. The rest mostly left me cold as never been that interested in Hellenistic armies or warfare. Hoplites are essentially dull, and Alexander's a very unappealing character, as are most of his successors.   

[Imperial Dave]

I think I have all of them......

How many are there? I've got Duncan's Achaemenid one, Karl Heinz Ranitzsch's Tang one, Nikonorov's Bactrian one, and Gorelik's Warriors of Eurasia; I'm aware of the two Hellenistic ones, the Justinianic one, and the Sassanid one. Any I've missed?

well thats all the ones I have so if there are more I have missed out lol