Georgian Lancashire Light Dragoons Token

50 pieces. Near mint to excellent overall condition (one missing plume, and one horse with two broken legs). Unboxed.

Issued in 1978 as a limited Edition of 350. One of the largest Royal Doulton Pieces, measuring approx. 14.25" Tall. Soldiers of the Revolution series was issued in association with the Colonial Willia

(6) Georgian Lancashire Oak Ladderback Dining Chairs, scalloped 5 slat ladder backs with brown naugahyde seats,baluster turned front stretcher, turned front legs with pad feet, , 40"h x 19"w x 16"d, s

mounted soldier next to tree, with rosewood base and having brass title plaque, figure - 14 1/2 in. H., 14 in. L.

After Sir Thomas Lawrence (British, 1769-1830), "Portrait of an Officer of the 11th Light Dragoons," 20th c., oil on canvas, signed "G. Serrure" lower right, original painting done in 1812, presented

From The "Types of The American Revolution Series". 5 pieces. Mint condition. Box excellent.

Each unmarked. 5 inches.

Excellent With Box 5 Pieces

1813 Excellent With Box 5 Pieces

From the "Types of The American Revolution" series. 5 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Box excellent.

14th Light Dragoons charging. 5 pieces. Condition mint in excellent box.

This is a letter dated May 15, 1813, to Captain Butler of the Light Dragoons, US Army in Danville Vermont. Danville is near the Canadian Boarder, an important passage way to Canada during the War Of 1

5 Pieces Condition Excellent Box Excellent

3 Pieces Condition New In Box

3 Pieces Condition New In Box

Alymer Tarleton's Light Dragoons. 3 pieces. Condition mint in excellent box, end faded.

Alymer Tarleton's Light Dragoons. 3 pieces. Condition mint in excellent box, box green is faded.

3 Pieces Condition New In Box

4 Pieces Condition New In Box

4 Pieces Condition New In Box

2 pieces. Near mint condition. Boxes excellent.

4 Pieces Condition Like New in Box

4 Pieces Condition Like New in Box

Hand painted Revolutionary War porcelain soldier figure adjusting his white glove. Near the end of 1776, George Washington formed a horse mounted cavalry, known as the Light Dragoons, and were the eye