Donald Featherstone (wargamer) - Literature

Literature

  • War Games (1962) A revised edition has been printed as part of the History of Wargaming Project. See www.wargaming.co
  • Tackle Model Soldiers This Way (1963)
  • Naval War Games, Stanley Paul, London, 1965, ISBN 0-09-076581-8, Updated edition 2009
  • Air War Games (1966)
  • Bowmen of England (1967 first ed.)
  • Advanced War Games, Stanley Paul, London, 1965, ISBN 09-087350-5, reprinted 2008
  • War Game Campaigns (1970) reprinted 2009
  • Battles with Model Soldiers (1970)
  • Military Modelling (1970)
  • MacDonald of the 42nd (1971)
  • Solo Wargaming (1972) Reprinted 2009
  • Poitiers 1356: Knight's Battles for Wargamers (1972)
  • War Games through the Ages: Vol. 1 3000BC-1500AD (Stanley Paul, 1972. ISBN 0-09-110240-5)
  • Tank battles in miniature: A wargamers' guide to the Western Desert Campaign in 1940-1942 (1973)
  • Battle Notes for Wargamers (David & Charles, 1973. ISBN 0-7153-6310-7)
  • War Games through the Ages: Vol. 2 1420-1783 (Stanley Paul, 1974. ISBN 0-09-118760-5)
  • War Games through the Ages: Vol. 3 1792-1879 (Stanley Paul, 1975. ISBN 0-09-121250-2)
  • Skirmish Wargaming (Patrick Stephens Limited, 1975. ISBN 0-85059-197-X), new edition 2009
  • Wargaming: Ancient and Medieval Periods. David & Charles, UK, 1975. ISBN 0-7153-6939-3. Hippocrene Books, USA, 1975. ISBN 0-88254-353-9.
  • War Games through the Ages: Vol. 4 1861-1945 (1976)
  • Wargaming Airborne Operations. Kaye & Ward, 1975, ISBN 0-7182-1172-3, reprinted 2009
  • Wargaming Pike and Shot (1977)
  • Better Military Modelling (1977)
  • Tank battles in miniature: A wargamers' guide to Mediterranean Campaigns 1943-1945 (Patrick Stephens Limited, 1977, ISBN 0-85059-275-5)
  • Featherstone's Complete Wargaming (David & Charles, 1989. ISBN 0-7153-9262-X)
  • Victoria's Enemies: An A-Z of British Colonial Warfare (1989)
  • The Peninsular War (1991)
  • Victorian Colonial Warfare: Africa, from the Campaigns Against the Kaffirs to the South African War (1992)
  • Khartoum 1885: General Gordon's last stand (1993)
  • Tel El-Kebir 1882 : Wolseley's Conquest of Egypt (1993)
  • The History of the English Longbow (1993)
  • Omdurman 1898 : Kitchener's victory in the Sudan (1994)
  • Weapons and Equipment of the Victorian Soldier (1996)
  • Warriors and Warfare in Ancient and Medieval Times (1997)
  • Khaki & Red: Soldiers of the Queen in India and Africa (1997)
  • Bridges of Battle: Famous Battlefield Actions at Bridges and River Crossings (1999)
  • Bowmen of England (2003)
  • The Battlefield Walker's Handbook (2005)
  • Donald Featherstone's Lost Tales (2009) ISBN 978-1-4092-9431-3 available from the History of Wargaming Project www.wargaming.co

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