31451 - Confederate General Robert E. Lee, Mounted First Legion-MB American Civil War The surviving samples have oxidized

The surviving samples have oxidized over the years

Whatever you call ’em

Towards the end of WW2 she moved to Berlin and swore undying loyalty to Hitler and met her suicidal end shortly after marrying Hitler in the bomb-battered remains of the Reich Chancellery as the Red Army closed ‘in for the kill’ in the Reich capital

A junior officer reports to his superior that the men are standing to" and ready for action

This young officer in training wears a simple uniform coat of dark blue with the lapels buttoned across and carries a naval pattern dirk suspended from his waist belt that may have been purchased from an English maker

31451 - Confederate General Robert E. Lee, Mounted First Legion-MB American Civil War The surviving samples have oxidizedConfederate General Robert E. Lee, Mounted Arguably, the most famous horse during the American Civil War was Robert E. Lees primary mount, Traveller. He was a gray American Saddlebred of 16 hands (64 inches, 163 cm), notable for his speed, strength, and grace under fire. Difficult to frighten, his steady demeanor made him a good horse for an officer in the heat of battle. However, at the Second Battle of Bull Run, while Lee was at the front