For nigh-on half a century, After the Battle has been exploring and photographing the battlefields of the Second World War, but now it is time to look at events nearer to home.
Following the fall of France in June 1940, Britain stood alone against Germany until the first American soldiers began arriving in Britain in January 1942. At that time the only active ‘Battle Front’ was in North Africa, yet the Home Front played a vital role in preparing a secure base for the eventual liberation of Europe.
The Home Front has been described in many ways but this volume offers a snapshot of life in Britain during 1939 to 1945, illustrated with many ‘then and now’ comparison photos.
TACK Coin Holders with display diameter of 20mm, for stapling, pack of 100
AIRBOX coin etui with display function for 6 QUADRUM capsules, black
LIGHTHOUSE LB-Blank sheets, 7-way division, 190x 31mm (pack of 10)
MATRIX coin holders, white, inside Ø 20mm, self-adhesive, pack of 25
SF Strips 217x60mm, black backing film
Square Coin Capsules QUADRUM XL 42mm-58mm
OPTIMA Ringbinder, Classic Design, Blue
After The Battle #176 - The Allied Capture Of Trier
After The Battle #181 - MONTGOMERY'S TACTICAL HEADQUARTERS





