RAF072 Air Vice Marshal Sir Keith Park K&C Pike & Musket 1642-1651 He can be positioned anywhere

He can be positioned anywhere a collector wants to put him

He nevertheless received many military decorations and awards

In 1779 new uniform regulations were published in an attempt to standardize the dress of the Continental Army

This K&C ‘Rasputin’ is dressed in a priest’s plain

‘ⅠClaudius’ Our mounted figure shows him at the pinnacle of his power

RAF072 Air Vice Marshal Sir Keith Park K&C Pike & Musket 1642-1651 He can be positioned anywhereThis tall New Zealander was a WW1 Flying Ace who remained in the Royal Air Force after 1918. At the time of the Battle of Britain, in the summer of 1940, he was in command of No. 11 Group RAF tasked with the fighter defence of London and South East England. A firm supporter of Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding, he won a reputation as a shrewd tactician and a popular hands on leader who often flew his own personal Hurricane around his widely dispersed