In this series, a small group of fur hunters discover the bear on the tree ... With a total of 3 trees, tallest tree 18 cm. Engraving: Romund.
Rangers (French coureur des bois or coureur de bois) are fur traders in North America. They went out into the country on their own, lived with the Indians, hunted with them and traded their furs. The beginnings of the fur trade go back to the French Compagnie de la Nouvelle France of 1627 and its predecessors, which is why the language and customs of the early fur trappers were French-influenced.
Series list for 203/100/5 Nos. 203-i43 (1x) North America: Ranger with rifle, bent over No. 203-i44 (1x) North America: Ranger, loading rifle No. 203-i45 (1x) North America: Ranger with rifle Nos. 203-i46 (1x) North America: Ranger with rifle No. 203-i47 (1x) North America: Ranger with rifle No. 203-i41 (1x) North America: Group, fir tree with ranger (detachable) 18 cm Nos. 203-i48 (1x) North America: Ranger with rifle, shooting No. 203-i41a (1x) Group, fir tree with bear (detachable) 16 cm No. 203-i49 (1x) North America: Ranger with rifle, hit No. 203-i41b (1x) Fir tree, 14 cm No. 203-i42 (1x) North America: Ranger with rifle
Group
Flat Figure(s)
Condition
unpainted
Scale
Size 30 mm
Material
Pewter-Alloy 55%Sn 39%Pb 6%Sb
Number of parts
11
Epoch
Wild West
Time
19. Jh.
Nationality/Location
Northern America
State
New
Not a toy! Not suitable for children under the age of 14!
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