31432 - Light Artillery Limber alamo Fragrant blends of tobacco were

Fragrant blends of tobacco were enjoyed in elegant and expensive pipes like the one this company officer holds

31380 1/30 Scale Matte Finish Single Figure As a modern military signaling instrument

fringed with silver and mounted on a handsome staff

Napoleonic linear tactics from the last century now clashed with more accurate

with the number 1 position stationed at the right front of the muzzle

31432 - Light Artillery Limber alamo Fragrant blends of tobacco wereLight Artillery Limber Typically to move a gun, a 6 horse team was harnessed in pairs to a wood and iron limber resting on two wheels. The frame of the limber held a wooden ammunition chest containing a number rounds and the necessary tools to prepare and fire the ammunition. Once a gun was unhitched and positioned for firing, the limber and horses were normally positioned approximately six yards behind the gun depending on the terrain. A fully loaded