TRW168
No one can actually remember this Sioux Indian’s name before the battle BUT after the battle where he captured one of the 7th Cavalry’s...
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TRW164
This Cheyenne ‘Dog Soldier’, his face painted a fierce- some yellow colour prepares to leap off his horse and attack one of the wounded...
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TRW162
A young Lakota Sioux warrior urges his war pony into a gallop as he aims his captured U.S. Army Colt revolver at the hated ‘Long Knives’.
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TRW161
‘Sitting Bull’ was a Lakota Sioux leader who led his people during their many years of armed resistance to United States government...
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TRW158
Description: A kneeling dismounted Cheyenne warrior, ‘ Dog Wolf ’ takes careful aim with his captured U.S. Cavalry carbine.
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TRW157
A Lakota Sioux killed fighting on ‘Reno Hill’. Here we see him being shot off his horse on June 25, 1876.
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TRW156
A Southern Cheyenne dog soldier who has the distinction of being the warrior who actually killed Custer!
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TRW155
This Northern Cheyenne warrior, armed with a lance and shield helped defend the tribal lodges east of the main village on the Little Big Horn in the...
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TRW154
Description: Although most of the hostile Indians Custer faced at the Little Big Horn were Sioux and Cheyenne a number of other tribes were also...
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TRW153
Description: This 7th Cavalry trooper prepares to fight on foot, carbine in hand, as his horse is shot from under him!
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TRW152
Description: This Cavalry NCO hugs the ground to make the smallest target for the Sioux and Cheyenne marksmen... Unfortunately no firing position is...
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TRW151
Description: Another forlorn trooper has been struck in the head by an Indian warrior’s club or tomahawk... Partially blinded by his wound...
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TRW150
Description: Although some of the 7th Cavalry’s mounts were killed in action many were actually shot by their riders in order to provide some...
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TRW149
Description: With his horse shot from under him and collapsed on top of his left leg this trooper is already doomed. Defiantly, he raises himself...
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TRW148
Description: Gripping the cloth in his teeth this wounded trooper attempts to bandage his bleeding wrist while still holding his ‘ Army...
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TRW147
Description: One of Custer’s trumpeters blows a forlorn bugle in the vain hope that either Major Reno or Captain Benteen or perhaps both of...
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TRW145
Description: A Cheyenne ‘ Dog Soldier ’ ready to take on Custer’s 7th Cavalry or maybe just acting as a scout for a marauding War...
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TRW144
Among the Indian tribes that faced the American Army during the Indian Wars after 1865 the Apaches were often considered to be the best ‘ shots...
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TRW143
Moving stealthily forward this warrior silently approaches the enemy.
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TRW142
As his Apache captor patiently looks on this poor, unfortunate Cavalryman is in for a slow, lingering and painful death as he is ‘ staked-out...
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TRW141-1
It’s a little known fact that during the “ Apache-Wars ” of the 1880’s in America’s southwest one of the major factors...
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TRW141
As one warrior stands bound his captor, wearing the Cavalry corporal’s coat, stands guarding him.
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TRW139
Another of the featured characters from John Ford’s ‘FORT APACHE’ (1948) , a brother officer of Capt. Kirby York ( John Wayne...
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TRW138
An essential part of any cavalry troop, our bugler is mounted, by tradition, on a different colour of horse than his fellow soldiers... All the...
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TRW137
This moustachioed trooper sits confidently on his chestnut mare... Once more this figure has the ‘moveable head’ which allows him...
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TRW136
Every good U.S. Cavalry movie must have at least one of these corporals with the troop or company pennant... In this particular case it belongs to...
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TRW134
This kneeling pointing Chiricahua warrior points in the direction where the enemy is hiding... Now, is he pointing at some of the hated...
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TRW133
This mounted officer raises his right arm to bring the column to a ‘ halt ’... Has he seen something in the distance or has his Indian...
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TRW132
An alternative version of an earlier release complete with captured troop guidon.
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TRW131
A second version of a very popular figure from our Sioux / Cheyenne warriors fighting Custer at the Little Bighorn in 1876.
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TRW130
Another character in the movie is a white Cavalry officer portrayed by Jeffrey Hunter. The K&C figure leaps into action firing his revolver at...
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TRW129
Another of director John Ford’s classic US Cavalry figures. This black NCO is based on a leading character in Ford’s 1960 Movie...
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TRW128
Another, fine addition to our ‘John Ford Cavalry’ series this one depicts a character from “She Wore A Yellow Ribbon”. As you...
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TRW127
This is the third installment of this first release of “Buffalo Soldiers”... A black Cavalry Corporal grabs a marauding Apache around the...
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TRW126
And now we mix ‘fact’ and ‘fiction’ with this figure of swashbuckling Errol Flynn as he appeared in the classic 1941 Warner...
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TRW125-S01
USD249.00 / Reg Price USD264.00 - This set includes TRW116, TRW119, TRW120, TRW123, TRW124 and TRW125 These African American soldiers were formed...
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TRW125-KX
See the complete list of JOHN FORD's U.S.CAVALRY KINGX in association with King & Country under section 09A
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TRW125
The 10th U.S. Cavalry Regiment. These African American soldiers were formed into a regiment in 1866 and saw almost continuous active service...
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TRW124
The 10th U.S. Cavalry Regiment These African American soldiers were formed into a regiment in 1866 and saw almost continuous active service...
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TRW123
The 10th U.S. Cavalry Regiment. These African American soldiers were formed into a regiment in 1866 and saw almost continuous active service from...
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