10174 - Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Male Trooper on Horseback Diorama Accessories During the first quarter of

During the first quarter of the 19th century the invention of roller printing allowed the manufacture of inexpensive printed fabric

as many ‘BERLIN’38’ collectors know we have done many ‘Fuhrer Figures’ over the years but only one showing Hitler with his favourite German Shepherd dog ‘Blondi’

Like most working attire

Max Wunsche enjoyed a successful military career in the SS from 1935 until his capture by British troops in Normandy in September 1944

Here 2 x sabre-carrying officers flank the standard bearer

10174 - Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Male Trooper on Horseback Diorama Accessories During the first quarter ofRoyal Canadian Mounted Police, Male Trooper on Horseback From its inception in 1873, the North West Mounted Police (NWMP) relied on skilled riders to carry out police duties across the vast prairies. To break the monotony of endless riding drills, the men commonly competed amongst themselves and performed tricks on horseback. In 1876, some of these tricks and exercises were performed at Fort Macleod, AB which is believed to be the first public