A group of figures by the German company Archiv Verlag. From left to right, a Jäger; an officer of dragoons; an officer of the royal bodyguard regime
A hussar of Gersdorff's regiment, also known as the Red Hussars, from the color of their uniforms. The regiment fought with distinction in the first
An officer and his Bursche, or batman, Regiment Münchow (Nr. 36). This is a great set by Ulrich Puchala. I scratchbuilt the table from a scrap of ba
A major of the Regiment Baron v Hagen. Another Stadden casting.
A group of figures by the German company Archiv Verlag. From left to right, a Jäger; an officer of dragoons; an officer of the royal bodyguard regime
Another Puchala casting, a Prussian Jäger, after a skethc by Menzel. This figure's pose was so dynamic that he needed more of a base than others do,
A sergeant on recruiting duty; another figure by Puchala. Individual companies in the Prussian army pursued their own recruiting, and the captains se
A general officer in the uniform of the regiment "Alt-Braunschweig" (Brunswick-senior), Nr. 5. This is another Stadden casting. There was no prescrib
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A group of figures by the German company Archiv Verlag. From left to right, a Jäger; an officer of dragoons; an officer of the royal bodyguard regime

theweinz
Hello,
I have always loved and studied Napoleonic History. My brother gave me this bust as a gift. It is made of bronzed porcelain and was produced by the German manufacturer Goldscheider. They produced this piece in the early 1900s and did not make many large busts. I was thrilled to get it and happy it survived the shipping process. Needless to say it cannot fit in my soldier display cases! Thanks for your interest.
 

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