by Gilles Bernard · Histoire & Collections · tapa dura · ISBN 9782915239690
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«Waterloo Relics» is the military history essay by Gilles Bernard and Gérard Lachaux, published by Histoire & Collections in hardback (144 pages).
Gilles Bernard and Gérard Lachaux recount the Battle of Waterloo of 18 June 1815 and its settings: Hougoumont, La Haye-Sainte and Plancenoit. With dozens of colour images, they document the preserved relics —weapons, uniforms, buttons and bayonets found on the field—, such as Napoleon's hat.
Published in 2006, with text in English. It focuses on the material culture of the Waterloo campaign and on the 19th century.
Aimed at enthusiasts of military history and the Napoleonic period, with an interest in relics and objects preserved from the battle.
