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With the gunshields now gone, the authors have had to rely on photographs from public and private collections to compile this collection of ships' badges. The illustrations, over 120 in number, are black and white only, and feature a brief explanation of the badge. The book also includes a short introduction in which the origins, significance, and fate of gunshield graffiti are explained. Lynch and Lamb succeed in throwing some light on a small corner of Canadian naval history by documenting this unique form of popular art.

<i>The Canadian Military Experience 1867-1983: A Bibliography / Bibliographie de la vie militaire au Canada 1867-1983</i>, by O.A. Cooke