You know I'd love that!!! Those books usually have the best references (usually more historically accurate than the Pegaso Models I usually use).
Turns out I already scanned a few for Xen almost four years ago, so those are already up on the server. So that's a few less scans for me. I also realised that my
Arthur and the Anglo-Saxon Wars and
The Age of Charlemagne would have a few Germans in there as well. To top it off, I took some early medieval pics out of my
German Medieval Armies 1000-1300 book. If you want more, I've got the rest of that book and the next one too.
Classical (Roman Imperial) Period
For starters, here's a B&W picture from Philip Matyszak's book,
The Enemies of Rome: From Hannibal to Attila the Hun (London: Thames & Hudson, 2004), p. 165.
A1:
Rider armed with framea, two javelins and a bronze belt knife; A2:
Suebic warrior armed with late-Celtic La Tène sword, dagger, and would carry several javelins into battle, just as are carryied by A3:
Suebic warrior in naught but a breech-clout of natural wool, a Celtic shield with barleycorn boss, several javelins and maybe a knife.
--by Gerry Embleton, from Peter Wilcox's
Rome's Enemies (1): Germanics and Dacians (Oxford: Osprey, 1982).
C2:
Marcomanni/Quadi Chieftain; C3:
Upper-class Marcomanni/Quadi Warrior; C1:
Ordinary Suebian tribal warrior, with javelin, sax and an old-pattern shield.
--by Gerry Embleton, from Peter Wilcox's
Rome's Enemies (1): Germanics and Dacians (Oxford: Osprey, 1982).
Migration Period (Fall of the Western Roman Empire)
Well-equipped Allemanic comitatus
--by Angus McBride, from Simon MacDowall's
Germanic Warrior 236-568 AD (Oxford: Osprey, 1996), plate A.
Burgundian chieftain receives pledges from young nobleman with retinue
--by Angus McBride, from Simon MacDowall's
Germanic Warrior 236-568 AD (Oxford: Osprey, 1996), plate B.
D1:
Gothic heavy cavalryman; D2:
Gothic infantryman
--by Gerry Embleton, from Peter Wilcox's
Rome's Enemies (1): Germanics and Dacians (Oxford: Osprey, 1982).
Mixed Cavalry/Infantry Fighting
--by Angus McBride, from Simon MacDowall's
Germanic Warrior 236-568 AD (Oxford: Osprey, 1996), plate D.
E1 & E3:
Gothic-type Foot Soldiers with possible tatooing, bunches of javelins, saxes, longer spears, long swords, battleaxes, bows...; E2:
Unarmoured trooper with spear, several javelins and a long single-edged sword.
--by Gerry Embleton, from Peter Wilcox's
Rome's Enemies (1): Germanics and Dacians (Oxford: Osprey, 1982).
Frankish warriors with angons, franciscas and the funny side-braids & top-knot hairstyle.
--by Gerry Embleton, from Peter Wilcox's
Rome's Enemies (1): Germanics and Dacians (Oxford: Osprey, 1982), plate F.
Wounded Germanic warriors
--by Angus McBride, from Simon MacDowall's
Germanic Warrior 236-568 AD (Oxford: Osprey, 1996), plate E.
Assorted Germanic armament
--by Angus McBride, from Simon MacDowall's
Germanic Warrior 236-568 AD (Oxford: Osprey, 1996), plate C.
Goths cross the Danube, 376 AD
--by Angus McBride, from Simon MacDowall's
Germanic Warrior 236-568 AD (Oxford: Osprey, 1996), plate I.
Visigothic follower of Alaric (as an infant, would have crossed the Danube; has lived and fought within Roman borders ever since)
--by Angus McBride, from Simon MacDowall's
Germanic Warrior 236-568 AD (Oxford: Osprey, 1996), plate F.
Mounted Ostrogoths under Attilla fighting dismounted Visigoths
--by Angus McBride, from Simon MacDowall's
Germanic Warrior 236-568 AD (Oxford: Osprey, 1996), plate J.
B2:
A Goth of Attilla; attire somewhat influenced by Sarmatians and Alans
--by Angus McBride, from David Nicolle's
Atilla and the Nomad Hordes (Oxford: Osprey, 1990)
Gothic champion seeks single-combat (and gets it from a Roman Armenian; both die)
--by Angus McBride, from Simon MacDowall's
Germanic Warrior 236-568 AD (Oxford: Osprey, 1996), plate J.
G1:
Anglo-Saxon Chieftain; G3:
Better-equipped Anglo-Saxon warrior; G2:
Ordinary Anglo-Saxon warrior/farmer.
--by Gerry Embleton, from Peter Wilcox's
Rome's Enemies (1): Germanics and Dacians (Oxford: Osprey, 1982).
Germanic Invaders of Britain
--by Angus McBride, from David Nicolle's
Arthur and the Anglo-Saxon Wars (Oxford: Osprey, 1984), plate B.