16200 - Rogers’ Rangers Private, 1758 Fisrt Legion WWII Normandy Waffen-SS This piece was originally conceived

This piece was originally conceived to be used as part of a "Triumph" such as that for Marcus Aurelius or Julius Caesar to commemorate their succesful military campaigns

Proudly wearing a buffalo head dress (complete with horns) this running Sioux brave carries his war shield

military field music acted as a melodic communication system that ordered the soldiers’ day and sent vital communications through the chaos of battle

As Joseph uses a “plane” on his large workbench his son carries over a plank of wood

16200 - Rogers’ Rangers Private, 1758 Fisrt Legion WWII Normandy Waffen-SS This piece was originally conceivedArt of War Art of Don Troiani: Rogers Rangers Private, 1758 Robert Rogers captained a ranger company of New Hampshire soldiers stationed at British Fort William Henry during the French and Indian War. During the winter of 1755 Rogers and a small group of 32 men remained at the fort, scouting and raiding enemy forts. Their tactics were so effective that in the spring of 1756 the small group was expanded to a full company with supplies and pay coming