Officer of dragoon of the guard, France 1809 Painted figure, made of white metal. Scale 1/32 (54 mm).

Sapper of engineers, France 1807 Painted figure, made of white metal. Scale 1/32 (54 mm).

Canonnier of the 1st class of the artillery de marine, France 1810 Painted figure, made of white metal. Scale 1/32 (54 mm).

Sapper, foot grenadiers of the Guard, France 1810 Painted figure, made of white metal. Scale 1/32 (54 mm).

Light infantry officer of voltigeurs, France 1809 Painted figure, made of white metal. Scale 1/32 (54 mm).

Line Infantry grenadier , France 1812 Painted figure, made of white metal. Scale 1/32 (54 mm).

Viking IX-XI century Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

Greek hoplite V B.C. Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

Roman centurion I-II A.D. Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

Roman legionary III-I B.C. Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

Roman legionary III B.C. Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

Roman legate I-II A.D. A legatus was a general in the Roman army, equivalent to a modern general officer. Being of senatorial rank, his immediate superior was the dux (provincial governor), and he outranked all military tribunes. Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

Roman gladiator. Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

Medieval knight, XIII century Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

Bertrand du Guesclin (c. 1320 – 13 July 1380), known as the Eagle of Brittany or the Black Dog of Brocéliande, was a Breton knight and French military commander during the Hundred Years' War. He was Constable of France from 1370 to his death. Well known for his Fabian strategy, he took part in six pitched battles and won the four in which he held command. Bertrand du Guesclin, comte de Longueville, (né en 1320 au château de la Motte-Broons, près de Dinan, mort le 13 juillet 1380 devant Châteauneuf-de-Randon) est un noble breton, connétable de France et de Castille. Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

German Knight Minnesinger - Konrad Schenke von Limpurg (1249-1286). Minnesang was the tradition of lyric and song writing in Germany which flourished in the 12th century and continued into the 14th century. People who wrote and performed Minnesang are known as Minnesingers (German: Minnesänger). The name derives from the word minne, Middle High German for love which was their main subject, and an individual song was a minnelied. The Minnesänger were similar to the Provençal troubadours and northern French trouvères; they wrote love poetry in the courtly love tradition in Middle High German in the High Middle Ages. Chevalier Allemand Minnesinger - Konrad Schenke von Limpurg (1249-1286) Minnesang (« chant d'amour ») est la tradition du lyrique et de l'écriture de chanson dans les pays de langue allemande qui s'est épanouie du xiie siècle jusqu'au xive siècle. Les gens qui ont écrit et qui ont exécuté le Minnesang sont connus comme chanteurs de Minne (« Minnesänger »). Le Minnesang a beaucoup en commun avec la tradition des troubadours et les trouvères en France. Il provient probablement de cette tradition, bien qu'il ait développé ses propres formes. Comme eux, les Minnesänger chantaient principalement la « Minne » (l'amour courtois). Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

Knight Hospitalier XII century Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

Medieval Knight XIV century Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

European knight XIII century Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

Medieval european warrior XIV century Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

German Knight XIV century Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

Swiss Halberdier, XV century Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

Swiss Captain, XV century Painted figure made of white metal, 54 mm.

Sapper, dutch Guard grenadiers, France 1812 Painted figure, made of white metal. Scale 1/32 (54 mm).