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Ok... I'm annoyed now:
Quote:Order Date: May 23, 2009
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Recipient: T.J. Young
Items not yet shipped:
Delivery estimate: July 6, 2009
* 1 of: Roman Military Dress
Sold by: Amazon.com, LLC
Ugh. They also pushed back another book I had ordered back on May 11th (The Roman Legions Recreated In Color Photographs). Graham, I think I may need to order through you.  Mind PMing me some availability and pricing?
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Guys,
Maybe you could try "Waterstone's" website. I got my copy in a shop in Eastbourne so they do carry the title.
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I hope you guys get hold of copies soon, I feel almost guilty enjoying mine so much, so I don't want to go on about it too much :?
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I was looking in Waterstones in Aberdeen before I came out, but they didn't have it . But then that is Aberdeen.
I hopefully have a copy of both waiting at home.
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Pre-ordered Roman Military Dress from Amazon.com, while Barnes & Noble lists it as out of stock. The latter does have Arms and Armour of the Imperial Roman Soldier: From Marius to Commodus [url:b86hhft3]http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbninquiry.asp?EAN=9781848325128[/url] available for pre-order, RRP $60, with August 19 as the publication date.
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Quote:Pre-ordered Roman Military Dress from Amazon.com, while Barnes & Noble lists it as out of stock. The latter does have Arms and Armour of the Imperial Roman Soldier: From Marius to Commodus [url:1cdzj4v7]http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbninquiry.asp?EAN=9781848325128[/url] available for pre-order, RRP $60, with August 19 as the publication date.
I've been waiting months for my copy from Amazon, arms and armour that is! :?
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Quote:I've been waiting months for my copy from Amazon, arms and armour that is! :?
Still waiting as well. I just received another delay notice from Amazon.
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Quote:I've been waiting months for my copy from Amazon, arms and armour that is!
Quote:Still waiting as well. I just received another delay notice from Amazon.
The Pen and Sword website say's the publication date is July 31.
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Cheers, I was under the impression some people had recieved theirs already!  ?
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![[Image: 411W9S842vL._SL500_AA240_.jpg]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/411W9S842vL._SL500_AA240_.jpg)
Regarding the legionary on the cover, what is he wearing?
It looks like leather musculata, with leather shoulder doubling and pteruges, over a red tunic. Are those breeches or pteruges on his legs?
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Quote:The Pen and Sword website say's the publication date is July 31.
Graham.
So it's confirmed for later this month, then? If so, great news! I have it pre-ordered for ages. 
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Quote:
Regarding the legionary on the cover, what is he wearing?
It looks like leather musculata, with leather shoulder doubling and pteruges, over a red tunic. Are those breeches or pteruges on his legs?
Thats from the tombstone of the legionary C. Valerius Crispus from Wiesbaden. Those segmented looking "shorts" could either be damage on the tombstone giving it the impression of beying somehow segmented or be interpreted as pteruges. Seems like the authors went for pteruges. The armor itself does look like leather in the pic, although looking at a foto of the tombstone it doesn't look to me necesserily as leather, but I'll wait for the arguments in the book. Ring mail seems to me quite plausible as well.
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Quote:Condottiero Magno:2e2rvlwk Wrote:
Regarding the legionary on the cover, what is he wearing?
It looks like leather musculata, with leather shoulder doubling and pteruges, over a red tunic. Are those breeches or pteruges on his legs?
Thats from the tombstone of the legionary C. Valerius Crispus from Wiesbaden. Those segmented looking "shorts" could either be damage on the tombstone giving it the impression of beying somehow segmented or be interpreted as pteruges. Seems like the authors went for pteruges. The armor itself does look like leather in the pic, although looking at a foto of the tombstone it doesn't look to me necesserily as leather, but I'll wait for the arguments in the book. Ring mail seems to me quite plausible as well. Thanks for the reference source, found the tombstone[url:2e2rvlwk]http://museums.ncl.ac.uk/archive/arma/contents/iconog/tombston/cent1/rhinelan.da/crispus.htm[/url]. Odd color for mail and I'm not convinced that those are pteruges, as I've never seen them as form fitting leggings. Instead of pteruges, might it be a padded garment?
Below the figure's right shoulder doubling, I think there's a molded nipple.
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Yes, I think the illustration represents leather. I'll have to check the photos (thanks for the link by the way, although the site is slow as hell) better to check the evidence and I also need to read the reasoning behind that interpretation in the book. As for the shorts, I don't think it's padding as you can clearly see the pteruges overlaping each other in the tombstone the way pteriges are supposed to, so I'm convinced those are shorts with pteruges (or "pteruged" shorts) in the tombstone and I agree with the authors interpretation.
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