RTA161 ‘Fighting Backwoodsman’ D-Day This beautifully produced six-figure set

This beautifully produced six-figure set captures the strength and cohesion of a Roman battle line through varied poses

In 1824 he was the first white man to set eyes on the Great Salt Lake and the following year no one would believe him when he described the geysers he and Joe Meek had found at Yellowstone

Lasso or rope for capturing enemies

This figure depicts a dismounted British officer firing a pistol

as businesses sprung up to serve the increased population and financial institutions to handle the increased wealth

RTA161 ‘Fighting Backwoodsman’ D-Day This beautifully produced six-figure setRTA161 Fighting Backwoodsman By the closing stages of the Battle of the Alamo, the defenders had little room left to retreat. Once Mexican troops breached the perimeter, fighting spread through the compound and the battle became increasingly desperate. King & Countrys RTA161 Fighting Backwoodsman represents the rugged frontier character so closely associated with the Alamo story. These were men accustomed to hardship, firearms and life far from