16127 - 43rd Regiment of Foot Drummer Marching W. Britain Village Green (Civilians) and the Battle of Passchendaele

and the Battle of Passchendaele

Garand who originally worked for the Springfield Arsenal

As the kneeling ‘Grunt’ gently prods the ground with his M16 bayonet his buddy carrying both of their M16’s looks on

This figure has Dickinson firing his old blunderbuss at the advancing Mexicans

Just 150 of #122 are being produced

16127 - 43rd Regiment of Foot Drummer Marching W. Britain Village Green (Civilians) and the Battle of PasschendaeleDuring the 18th century British infantry regiments were identified by the color of the facings (collar, cuffs, and lapels) of their coats, and numbers or designs on their flags and drums. In addition the facings were often decorated with false buttonholes made of woven woolen tape (lace) in various widths. Lace patterns were specific to the regiment and could be in white, yellow, or white with a series of colored lines. To further complicate things,