Original German Pre-WWII Porcelain Equestrian Death’s Head Hussar with Sword Drawn - 11¼” Tall Antique Colts as used on equipment and

as used on equipment and steel helmets after 1940

- Cuban Long Service Medal with four stars

The 17th Regiment of Foot was originally raised in 1688 by Colonel Solomon Richards

Above the 817th bomb squadron insignia remains the painted black outline of a shield with what appears to once have been a silver painted wing badge that bore the name of the airmen who once wore this jacket

Glider Airborne Parachute Infantry of the most storied regiments in all of WW2

Original German Pre-WWII Porcelain Equestrian Death’s Head Hussar with Sword Drawn - 11¼” Tall Antique Colts as used on equipment andOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a tremendous example of a Pre WWII porcelain equestrian statue of an Imperial German deaths head Hussar with his cavalry saber drawn at the ready. The colorized porcelain has fabulous detailing, but there are some bits of damage and other issues. It appears that the sword blade was broken and repaired, and there is minor chipping to his headpiece. The tree stump and flowers at the base bring some real natural