We’re at World Model Expo in Chicago this weekend! We’re thrilled that this show has returned to the United States after so long, and we’re delighted to be here representing our clients. World Model Expo is a triennial gathering of miniature artists from around the globe. This year, the event returns to the US for … More Visit Us at World Model Expo
We’re all set up and ready to go at the Society for Military History Annual Meeting in Jacksonville, FL! Come stop by our booth and say hello today, March 30th, through Sunday, April 2nd, and check out the wonderful books on display.
Orginally published in the The Glastonbury Citizen by Elizabeth Regan Veterans were elbow to elbow with other veterans and their most ardent supporters in the cafeteria of Portland High School last Friday night, as they were treated to a community dinner in honor of their service. It was a vastly different reception than the one … More Art Wiknik Among Veterans Honored
Jim Huffstodt, the always working author of LINCOLN’S BOLD LION was interviewed live on Civil War Talk Radio, hosted by Dr. Gerald Prokopowisc of East Carolina University of Greenville, South Carolina. You can access the Civil War Talk Radio archive at: https://www.voiceamerica.com/show/2205/civil-war-talk-radio Hope you enjoy the show. Jim’s tireless efforts are no … More Lincoln’s Bold Lion author Jim Huffstodt on Civil War Radio
James Huffstodt recently discussed his book, “Lincoln’s Bold Lion,” at Saratoga Springs History Museum. The book is about Civil War Union Brigadier General Martin D. Hardin who grew up in Saratoga Springs. He was wounded four times, lost an arm to amputation, was mentored by President Lincoln, fought at Gettysburg, and played a key role … More Civil War author fascinated by Spa City visit
One hundred years ago the face of modern warfare was forever changed . On September 15, 1916, the British attacked German positions at Flers-Courcelette – part of the larger Somme offensive – with 32 tanks. The hopeful reaction to the new machines naturally spurred interest in how they had been conceived and by whom. A … More 100 Years of Tanks
RG and Carole Hoover-Head hosted a Book Launch party for for his latest work, OSWALD BOELCKE: Germany’s First Fighter Ace and Father of Air Combat, for close friends at their home in Coronado on 6 September. Champagne and dinner were served with wild salmon, caviar, shrimp, fruit, and chocolate-dipped strawberries. Guests were greeted with a poster … More Successful Launch for OSWALD BOELCKE
Darren Neely, author of Forgotten Archives 1: The Lost Signal Corps Photos, took some time to talk to us about himself and what his book has to offer everyone- whether you’re an armchair historian, student of military history or armor enthusiast. Where were you born? Where did you grow up? I was born in Livermore,CA and grew up in … More Meet the Author: Darren Neely
As the Dr. Harold C. Deutsch World War II History Round Table celebrates its 30th, Casemate would like to congratulate Don Patton and the entire team, as well as thank them all for including Casemate and our authors in so many of the excellent programs over the years. Be sure to look for Jonathan Gawne’s … More The Dr. Harold C. Deutsch World War II History Round Table celebrates its 30th Season
Come out and spend the day with Casemate at The Battleship New Jersey. The Battleship will celebrate Victory in World War II with WWII re-enactors, artifacts, Big Band dancing and even an overnight! The Battleship’s annual WWII Victory Day will take place on Saturday, August 13. Guests touring the Battleship can experience WWII artifacts … More WWII Victory Day Aboard the Battleship New Jersey
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