25236 - German Grenadier in Greatcoat Kneeling, No.2 K&C WW1 Although trussed up in a

Although trussed up in a heavy wooden stock some prisoners are capable of anything even when ‘locked-up’ in this manner

By the end of the Empire

This structure is proudly made in the USA of

in 1967 with limited supplies being issued to Special Forces units in 1968

a Thomson SubMachine Gun and an M1 “Garand” Rifle are joined by three famous British guns… the trusty “Bren” Gun… the Lee Enfield

25236 - German Grenadier in Greatcoat Kneeling, No.2 K&C WW1 Although trussed up in aGerman Grenadier in Greatcoat Kneeling, No. 2 In 1942, Hitler renamed his infantry regiments as Grenadier regiments as a historical homage to Frederick the Greats Royal Prussian Army. Historically grenadiers were explosives and assault specialists (the very title is derived from the word grenade). These extraordinary combat units were established in the mid 17th century and the soldiers recruited were some of the largest and strongest. Physically