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General
Anthony Wayne's Regiment #A270
"Mad"
Anthony Wayne was perhaps one of the most colorful and successful
generals of the war. At the start of the war he was a colonel of the
4th Pennsylvania Regiment, and led an ill fated venture to reinforce
Benedict Arnold at Three Rivers, Canada. In 1777 Wayne was appointed
to brigadier general. On the night of July 15, 1779 with a force of
1,500, Wayne made a daring raid across the mountains and with
bayonets alone, captured 475 British prisoners at Stony
Point.
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6 pcs,
1 Flag Bearer, 1 Officer, 4 Privates
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6
Pieces $98.00 |
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1 Officer
$18.00 |
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1 Flag
Bearer $26.00 |
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1 Private
$16.00 |
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Due
to space limitations, only partial set is shown in photograph. Actual
set ships with 6 pieces.
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Colonel John
Philip deHaas 1st Pennsylvania #A265
In 1775, deHaas raised a company of
militia and received an appointment as major. Soon after, the
Pennsylvania infantry became incorporated into continental service.
In November 1775 deHaas was promoted to Colonel and took the 1st
Pennsylvania north to Canada, to fight with Benedict Arnold. After
serving with distinction around Montreal and then at Fort
Ticonderoga, they returned to Pennsylvania. They also served at
Valley Forge.
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6 pcs,
1 Flag Bearer, 1 Officer, 4 Privates
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6
Pieces $84.00 |
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1 Officer
$18.00 |
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1 Flag
Bearer $26.00 |
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1 Private
$16.00 |
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Due
to space limitations, only partial set is shown in photograph. Actual
set ships with 6 pieces.
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