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Saxon archery existed in earlier conflicts such as against Viking raiders
The set features two distinct figures on a single base—a heavily armed Roman Legionary and a captured Celtic or Gallic warrior
and human stories behind some of the most significant campaigns of the Second World War
Observation figures introduce a strong sense of narrative into military collections
representing beauty
AK161 - Rommel's Staff Car (Afrika) D-Day Saxon archery existed in earlierGeneral Erwin Rommel, commander of the Deutsche Afrika Korps from 1941 1943 stands up in the rear compartment of his Mercedes Benz 320 'Cabriolet' staff car and points out a local landmark to one of his staff officers sitting next to his personal driver. Rommel is wearing his favourite, hard wearing leather overcoat and a woolen scarf given to him by his wife. Both staff officer and driver are wearing uniforms of the Afrika Korps complete with M41 DAK
