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Thank you Wolfgang!

Not sure about that tax collector? very sketchy, looks like he belongs in a Bell Tower to me???{eek3}

During the reign of the Pharaohs in Egypt, there courts where huge administrative and diplomatic hubs of the world. Administration, entertainment and politics were practiced as a blend though out. Meeting and greeting representatives of other empires, diplomacy all in one sprawling complex. I...

Some mounted Assyrian archers and Cavalry. Ray

I also have a paid subscription, went to the upgrade and problems forum, only about 50 no load complaints but they said there was no issue, regardless, it is resolved now. ary

Last 2 days haven't been able to uplaod to Photobucket, making posting pics here really tough, anybody else? Ray

Very Nice Brad, Just watched "Glory" again the other night, brave men. Just sorry it's such a highly "politically correct" atmosphere these days, there renaming Robert E Lee schools and tearing out Texas Civil war hero statues on the college campuses down here, rewriting history, what a...

They were actually hung with this beauty, it's signed the artist Trudgian,Gabreski, Zemke, Conger and Strait, a truly stellar group. Ray The 2 glossys have found a home. Ray

You are both correct, but my misstatement is he had the highest American tally in the ETO. Sorry, he was a very nice gentlemen, Ray

4 hard cover books with dust jackets $5.99 each plus postage, PM me if interested. Ray (NMROCKS) Germany at war 256 pages of full color Panzer: a revolution in warfare 1939-1945 256 pages Road to Berlin: the Allied drive from Normandy 192 pages Great battles of WWII 192 pages of...

Dropped to $20 plus postage, will look great with your warbird collection! Ray

Know you like these post Napoleonic British cavalry. Ray

Gabby Gabreski was the highest tally American ace in WWII flying the P-47 Thunderbolt or flying jug for the 8th Air force, 56th fighter group. He passed in 2002. I have 2 nicely framed autographed 8" x 10" glossy's $30 for the pair, you pay shipping. First PM takes them. Ray

Turned out great JB! Ray

Ok looks like the site doesn't automatically translate, but the story is the King laid siege to the town and as an act of mercy allowed the women to have free safe passage out of the town in the morning with all they could carry before he killed all the men. In the morning out marched the women...

Hey Joe! Thank you, Good to hear from you again, it's out of my swing zone but I agree and it was really too good to pass up. Ray

This group represents King Conrad III in 1140 AD. There was more to the set as the represented an amusing incident in history: www.baden-wuerttemberg.de/de/unser-land/traditionen/sagen-und-legenden/die-weiber-von-weinsberg/

couple more sets are in some display cases: Ray December 2, 1805 on the Pratzen plateau, at the battle of Austerlitz. During this battle, Napoleon had planned to break the Austro-Russian centre and thus split their forces. The plan was well under way towards mid morning but a potentially...

some action prints