King's American Dragoons 1782

King's American Dragoons 1782King's American Dragoons 1782 "The King's American Dragoons. This Loyalist unit was formed at end of the war partly from remnants of the British Legion and Queen's Rangers. They were a pretty fancy unit and very well outfitted and equipped. Their main station was Huntington , N. Y. where they built a fort in the town cemetery which was called Ft. Golgotha. Many of the tombstones were leveled at time. A old legend is told some were used to line the

Garibaldi Legion Of New Orleans

December 1864

A old legend is told some were used to line the bake ovens and the bread came out with reversed inscriptions

The bayonet for this rifle was longer then normal to compensate for the shortness of the gun

It represents a private of Delancey's 1st Battalion in the winter of 1777-78

Atlanta Campaign 1864

Louisiana Battalion

"A grenadier of the Brunswick Prinz Friedrich Regiment in 1777

109th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry

each print is embossed with Mr

56th New York Volunteers

Bearn Regiment