10024 - U.S. Marine, World War I, 1918 K&C Crusaders & Saracens The Royal Deux-Ponts Regiment left

The Royal Deux-Ponts Regiment left Brest on 4 April 1780 as part of a contingent of four regiments sent by France under the orders of Rochambeau to provide support to the American forces during their war for independence from England

which still stands as the bloodiest day in American history

The black silk neckerchief was primarily worn as a sweat rag but could also be used as a battle dressing

this warrior also brandishes a so-called “scalping knife

unarmed German soldier is roughly handled by his Red Army captor

10024 - U.S. Marine, World War I, 1918 K&C Crusaders & Saracens The Royal Deux-Ponts Regiment left1 30 scale Matte Finish 1 Piece Set in Window Box