Native American: Canoe with crew

Figures for individual assembly (sticking) in the canoe:
2 x French soldiers (New France, 18th century)
2 x Canadian soldiers (18th century)
1 x fur bundle
Many variations are possible!

New France (French: la Nouvelle-France) originally referred in general to the territory in North America taken possession of and partially colonised by France between 1534 and 1763. In 1608, the name New France also became the officially chosen designation of the French territories now combined into a French colony.
The French and the English initially settled in the territory that is now Canada. During this period, the term "Canada" spread, which was originally a name for an Iroquois village. France ceded its colony of New France to Great Britain in 1763 - Wikipedia -

Series list for 203/100/1/3
No. 203-i50 (1x) Indian: Canoe for inserter (crew)
No. 203-i61 (1x) Indian: French. Soldier with rifle. Insert for canoe
No. 203-i62 (1x) Indian: French. Soldier with rifle. Inserter for canoe
No. 203-i63 (1x) Indian: Canadian militiaman with rifle. Militia soldier with rifle. Inserter for canoe
Nos. 203-i64 (1x) Indian: Canadian militiaman with rifle. Militia soldier with rifle. Inserter for canoe
Nos. 203-i65 (1x) Indian: bundle of fur, load. Insert for canoe
No. 203-i68 (1x) Native American: Jasper Weston, rowing (leather stocking). Inserter f