Item Name: Freedom's Price (D-Day 1944) Item Number: 8415 Edition Limit: 1944 Price: $95.00
Product Description: Mechanically correct M-1 rifle Liner and chinstraps on steel helmet Camouflage netting Seam bindings on canteen cover Mark II Fragmentation Grenade	A poignent sculpture which honors the memory of those who sacrificed all for their country. The image of a helmet on a rifle was a familiar site on the battlefields of WWII and Korea. Now used in memorials honoring our fallen heroes. A memorial in fine pewter to those who served and defended our land. America's Freedom has always had a price. Patriots have always served and sacrificed for freedom.
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	Item Name: Freedom's Sacrifice (Vietam) Item Number: 8419 Edition Limit: 1500 Price: $95.00
Product Description: M-16 Assault Rifle. Steel helmet with camouflage cover. Jungle boots. 14K Gold Plated Vietnam Service Medal	The ceremonial image present at memorial services for servicemen killed in action in Vietnam. Derived from the field expedient grave markers of WWII and Korea, this became a practice during Vietnam and the tradition continues to this day. The M-16 with its magazine housing empty, supported by a fixed bayonet in the earth. The empty boots, long a symbol of the loss of a brave defender of freedom. The steel helmet above the rifle and boots, protects the memory of the fallen Hero.
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	Item Name: Freedom Is Not Free (since 911) Item Number: 8420 Edition Limit: 1500 Price: $95.00
Product Description: M-16 A 1 Assault Rifle Kevlar helmet with camouflage cover Dessert Boots Eagle of the united States	The ceremonial image present at memorial services for troops killed in the service of their country. Derived from the field expedient grave markers of WWII and Korea, this practice became a tradition during the Vietnam war which continues to this present day. The M-16 A 1 With its magazine housing empty, supported by a fixed bayonet in the earth. The empty boots, long a symbol of the loss of a brave defender of Freedom. The kevlar helmet, above the rifle and boots crowns the memory of the fallen hero.
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	Item Name: "The Gallant Pelham" Item Number: 8416 Edition Limit: 350 Price: $395.00
Product Description: Cravat around Pelham's hat - C.S. buckle on Pelham Major stars on Pelham's collar - Spurs on crew Thumbstall on gunner thumbing the vent Muzzle markings on gun tube - Plumed hat on gunner (from a photo) Fixed cartridge 12 pdr. shell on ground	Major John Pelham directs a change of aim during his epic flank attack on the Union assault at Fredericksburg. Receiving the fire of dozens of Union guns, Pelham dismounted, removed his overcoat and helped the gun crew weakened by losses to enemy shelling. Pelham commanded the J.E.B. Stuart Horse Artillery and was both innovative and aggresive. Refusing orders to break off action three times, he left the field only when his ammunition was exhausted. It was General Robert E. Lee himself who reffered to the young Major in an after battle report. as "The Gallant Pelham".
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	Item Name: "I Have Fought the Good Fight" Item Number: 8417 Edition Limit: 350 Price: $175.00
Product Description: General's Collar Insignia Jackson's haversack, binoculars, and bullet-holed gauntlets Cut away raincoat and coat sleeve on ground, bullet hole on raincoat sleeve (near Wilbourne's right knee) Striped tie on A.P. Hill CS buckle on Capt. Wilbourne 11th Corps Insignia on Union kepi	By the evening of 2 May, 1863, the Army of Northern Virginia had achieved it's greatest victory. It was also witness to it's greatest tragety. In the eerie darkness of the wildernass near the Old Mountain Road, a thrice wounded Gen. "Stonewall" Jackson lies in the arms of Gen. A. P. Hill, while Captain Richard Wilbourne tends his shattered and wounded arm. Jackson, nearing shock, realizes that he has been shot by his own men, troops of the 18th North Carolina Infantry.
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	Item Name: "Devils In The Attic" Item Number: 8418 Edition Limit: 350 Price: $250.00
Comes with an actual piece off the Schriver attic floor.	A unique sculpture of the only intact sharpshooter's nest of the Civil War. A faithful reproduction of the Schriver House attic in Gettysburg, PA. Complete with four sharpshooters and over 60 identified details in our most action filled, yet historically accurate sculpture.
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