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28mm metal American Civil War miniatures portraying the 33rd New Jersey Infantry in Chasseur á pied inspired uniforms during the Atlanta Campaign. Parts of their worn out uniforms are being replaced by standard uniform items.

Pack includes 1 officer, 2 flag bearers, 1 bugler and 1 drummer.

Figures are cast in high white metal and contain a small amount of lead.Not suitable for children under 14 years of age. Figures supplied unpainted.

28mm metal American Civil War miniatures portraying the 33rd New Jersey Infantry in Chasseur á pied inspired uniforms during the Atlanta Campaign. Parts of their worn out uniforms are being replaced by standard uniform items.

Pack includes 1 officer, 2 flag bearers, 1 bugler and 1 NCO.

These miniatures are cast in high white metal and contain a small amount of lead.Not suitable for children under 14 years of age. Figures supplied unpainted.

Display figures painted by Jeff Black

28mm metal American Civil War miniatures portraying the 33rd New Jersey Infantry in Chasseur á pied inspired uniforms during the Atlanta Campaign. Parts of their worn out uniforms are being replaced by standard uniform items.

Pack includes 1 officer, 2 flag bearers, and NCO.

Figures are cast in high white metal and contain a small amount of lead.Not suitable for children under 14 years of age. Figures supplied unpainted.

28mm metal American Civil War miniature portraying Union General Winfield Scott Hancock in greatcoat. These miniatures are cast in high white metal and contain a small amount of lead.

Not suitable for children under 14 years of age.

Figures supplied unpainted.

Thomas Francis Meaghen was an Irish Nationalist who, after the 1848 Rebellion was transported to Australia. He escaped his captivity and fled to the United States.
He joined the US Army at the outbreak of the Civil War. After fighting at the First Battle of Bull Run in 1861 in the 69th Regiment, he returned to New York and was instrumental in the founding and creation of The Irish Brigade, which fought gallantly at many battles throughout the war.
An American Civil War legend !

The life of the warrior king of England whose remains have sensationally just been discovered in Winchester.

An illustrated and detailed account on Antietam, one of the critical battles of the American Civil War.

From an internationally renowned expert on US history, this highly illustrated title details the curtain-closing campaign of the American Civil War in the East.

Written in 1136 by Geoffrey of Monmouth, the Historia Regum Britanniae (History of the Kings of Britain) purported to chronicle the British monarchy from the arrival of the Trojan Brutus, grandson of Aeneas, through to the seventh century AD. The Historia was a medieval best-seller, and copies spread across the whole of western Europe. It was the first work to outline the story of King Arthur.

In this volume author James Donnell explores the entire Atlanta campaign, from Sherman's initial clashes with Joseph E. Johnston's army of Tennessee to the final Confederate resistance under General John Bell Hood.

A highly illustrated account of the battle of Borodino, the most crucial action in Napoleon's 1812 campaign in Russia.

Fully illustrated, including with battle maps, this account of the Battle of Chancellorsville features detailed coverage from experienced military writer Carl Smith.

A highly illustrated account of the Chatanooga campaign that opened the road to Atlanta, and marked Grant's first experience as a theater commander.

A detailed, illustrated account of a key, narrow victory for the Union.

In a desperate attempt to stop the trafficking of British goods, Napoleon absorbed Holland, parts of Westfalia, the Duchy of Oldenburg and the Hanseatic towns of Hamburg, Bremen and Lübeck into Metropolitan France in 1810. The armies raised from these areas fought as allies of the French or as part of France itself from 1795 to 1813. This book examines the history, uniforms, orders of battle and colours and standards of the troops from the Batavian Republic and its short-lived status as the Kingdom of Holland. The text is enhanced with numerous illustrations, including maps, charts and detailed colour plates.

New in paperback - The first biography of Alfred the Great's son, the forgotten king who was crucial to uniting England.

Throughout the wars undertaken by Frederick the Great, probably his greatest resource was his infantry. It is a mark of the king's determination that despite wars which almost destroyed both Prussia and its army (such as the Seven Years' War), he was able to maintain its numbers – even if the quality declined as the attritional campaigns took their toll. Philip Haythornthwaite examines the uniforms, tactics and organisation of Frederick's infantry in detail – a fighting force that contested battles such as Mollwitz, Hohenfriedberg, Kesselsdorf, Liegnitz, Burkersdorf and the siege of Prague.

This book examines the uniforms, equipment, history and organisation of the men who served in the army of Frederick the Great. Major engagements in the First and Second Silesian Wars and The Seven Years' War are all covered. Uniforms are shown in full illustrated detail.