Victorian Scots Grays Napoleonic War Waterloo Sabertache thump

Victorian Scots Grays Napoleonic War Waterloo Sabertache thumpVictorian Scots Grays Napoleonic War Waterloo Sabertache displaying the captured French Eagle from the Battle of Waterloo. The Royal Scots Greys' (2nd Dragoons) charge on June 18, 1815, stands as one of Britain's most storied military moments. Sergeant Charles Ewart's capture of the Imperial Eagle belonging to the French 45th Regiment during the fierce engagement earned the regiment the celebrated nickname "Birdcatchers." The triumphant advance came

Included: Knife and sheath

from Gethsemane's flowing robes to the delicate skull motifs

With its large scale

5 x 2 inches and is noted as broken across the handle but complete

This vintage action figure captures the high-flying guard in dynamic detail

With expert flying and tactical precision

Battery-Powered: Includes rechargeable battery for hours of galactic fun

First Appearance: The origin story of Johnny Blaze as the Ghost Rider

Marv Wolfman story

signaling rank

Authentication: Tristar Certified (includes COA & signing photo)

Item ID: 17922