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Napoleonics "The French"
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NA111 Cuirassier General
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Wearing a plumed and feathered officers hat this senior orricer puts himself in harm's way leading the charge.

NA112 Wounded Flagbearer
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Carring his Regiment's Guidon this trooper has just recieved a blow to the head.

NA113 Charging Trumpeter
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Sword drawn...trumpet bugle to the rear this musician prepares to fight...

NA114 Charging Sword Forward
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A typical Cavalryman's action pose.

NA115 Falling off Horse
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An unfortunate trooper, his foot caught in his stirrup being dragged to his fate.

NA116 Advancing Forward
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NA117 Charging Sword Downward
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NA118 Advancing to the Front
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NA119 Slashing w/Saber
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NA120 Dead Cuirassier
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A fallen horse and his rider... casualities of war.

NA121 Cuirassier Firing Pistol
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NA122 Standing Cuirassier w/Saddle
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A standing cavalryman preparing to saddle his mount.

NA123 Cuirassier Drinking
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NA124 Cantinier
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In Napoleonic times most regiments, both foot and horse, had ladies of the Regiment (either wives, widows or camp followers) who made a living supplying wine and ale to the men. They often wore parts of military uniform along with their civilian dress.

NA100 French Line Infantry Sergeant Advancing
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NA101 FLI Charging w/Bayonet
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NA102 FLI Advancing w/Rifle
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NA103 FLI Advancing Loading
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NA104 FLI Advancing Firing
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NA105 FLI Advancing Casualty
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