31483 - Scrambling Up The Round Tops, Set No.1 First Legion - Wild West 25015 - Canadian Infantry Advancing

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Another of King Philip’s retainers… this one from the King’s own household troops and carrying a smaller version of the Royal Banner

The most vibrant fall foliage occurs when the end of summer is dry

31483 - Scrambling Up The Round Tops, Set No.1 First Legion - Wild West 25015 - Canadian Infantry AdvancingScrambling Up The Round Tops, Set No. 1 The wooded, rocky hills of the Big and Little Round Tops anchored the left flank of the Union line during the battle of Gettysburg. On the second day of battle, Confederate forces began their assault on the smaller of the two hills. Men from Alabama and Texas were ordered to take the lightly defended high ground. Men from Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania, and Maine were ordered to hold it. Approaching the Blue