16103 Washington’s Bodyguard Drummer K&C WWII Italian Forces 4”H x 15”L x 1”W

4”H x 15”L x 1”W (3” at its widest part)

Engineer w/ Wheel Barrow

While the IXe wing entered production in the Spring of 1944

It did not require a lot of iron to create the spearhead

This warrior is wielding a type of Halbert tomahawk

16103 Washington’s Bodyguard Drummer K&C WWII Italian Forces 4”H x 15”L x 1”WAs Inspector General of the Continental Army, Baron Friedrich Von Steuben standardized the commands of the militarys fife and drum signal calls. But what was not standardized was the decoration of the drum. Unlike the Federal Eagle device that would adorn the military instrument some years later, there was no accepted national emblem for the drums shell. A favored design was one of a star field of 13 stars on a deep blue field sometimes placed