16122 43rd Regiment of Foot, Grenadier NCO Marching, 1780 K&C Ceremonials Ostensibly a simplified version of

Ostensibly a simplified version of the frock coat

together with a senior Panzer commander and one of his infantry officers as they discuss their attack plan during the early stages of the ‘Battle of the Bulge’

This soldier is armed with the Long Land pattern or “Brown Bess” musket

his personal driver when he arrived in Britain in1942

16122 43rd Regiment of Foot, Grenadier NCO Marching, 1780 K&C Ceremonials Ostensibly a simplified version ofBritish 60th Regiment of Foot Marching, 1760 67On 25 Dec. 1755, a royal warrant established the 62nd (Royal American) Regiment of Foot as a new regiment in the American colonies. The regiment was renamed the 60th (Royal American) Regiment of Foot when both the 50th and 51st Foot were disbanded on 27 Dec. 1757. Recruited in Germany and Ireland and from Swiss and German settlers in Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Maryland, the soldiers were formed into 4