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Major von Schill's death on May 31, 1809 in Stralsund 16,95 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:10:23 +0200

When Austria rose against Napoleon in 1809, while French-occupied Prussia remained neutral, Schill marched on his own authority with his hussar regiment (2nd Brandenburg Hussar Regiment) against the enemy. However, he was pushed off by superior numbers to Stralsund, where he fell in street fighting.

The eyewitness account of the Stralsund painter Brüggemann probably comes closest to the truth about Schill's death in Fährstraße.
Schill still got as far as Fährstraße, which was almost empty at the time. About eight to ten Dutch soldiers were standing at the corner of Bechermacherstraße and one soldier in front of Fährstraße 25, who looked at and picked up a rifle lying on the pavement. The other soldiers asked the painter Brüggemann where the nearest tobacco shop was. Suddenly, in front of the house at Fahrstraße 25, the soldier throws away the rifle he had just picked up, takes his own and shoots towards Schillstraße. The other soldiers, alerted by the rifle shot, look up and see an enemy officer (Schill) laboriously holding a horse at a gallop. The Dutchmen reach for their rifles and fire at Schill, who, hit by a shot to the head, falls dead from his horse.

Ferdinand Baptista von Schill (6 January 1776 31 May 1809) was a Prussian major who revolted unsuccessfully against French domination of Prussia in May 1809.

Schill's rebellion ended at the Battle of Stralsund, a battle which also saw Schill's own death in action. Outnumbered 3 to 1, Schill's Prussian forces succumbed to a Napoleonic force supported by Dutch and Danish auxiliaries.
On May 31 1809 the Napoleonic forces stormed Stralsund. Schill was killed in the street fighting as his defenses collapsed.

Foot artillery in action 25,95 €

Sun, 31 May 2026 07:15:07 +0200

Prussia 1806-07. While operating a French booty gun. Engraving: mostly S.Maier

Series list for 229/99
No. 229-06/20 (1x) Artilleryman with ammunition pouch, Prussia 1806-07
No. 229-06/33 (1x) Prussian, 1806-07, dragoon, officer, without horse
No. 229-06/21 (1x) Artilleryman, Prussia 1806-07
No. 229-06/22 (1x) Artilleryman, Prussia 1806-07
No. 229-06/23 (1x) Artilleryman wiping out, Prussia 1806-07
No. 229-06/24 (1x) Artilleryman with fuse, Prussia 1806-07
No. 229-06/25 (1x) Artilleryman lighting a fuse, Prussia 1806-07
No. 229-06/26 (1x) Artilleryman with ammunition pouch, Prussia 1806-07
No. 229-06/27 (1x) Artillery sergeant, Prussia 1806-07
No. 229-06/19 (1x) Artilleryman with wiper, Prussia 1806-07
No. 100-1900 (1x) FA 1813: Gun (Gribeauval system)

Cuirassiers in attack 28,50 €

Sun, 31 May 2026 07:15:07 +0200

Until 1810 the heavy cavalrymen, the cuirassiers, of many states wore no cuirass at all.

Series list for 229/8
No. 229-06-68 (1x) Pr. 1806-1807, cuirassiers on horseback, attack, officer
No. 229-06-69 (1x) Pr. 1806-1807, cuirassiers on horseback, attack, trumpeter
No. 229-06-42 (3x) Pr. 1806-1807, cuirassiers on horseback, attack, man
No. 229-06-43 (3x) Pr. 1806-1807, cuirassiers on horseback, assault, man

Prussian Dragoons at the halt 29,80 €

Sun, 31 May 2026 07:15:07 +0200

1806-07.

Series list for 229/14
No. 229-B 27 (1x) Pr., 1806-07, dragoon on horseback, officer
No. 229-B 28 (1x) Pr., 1806-07, dragoon on horseback, trumpeter
No. 229-B 29 (1x) Pr., 1806-07, dragoon on horseback, standard bearer
No. 229-B 30 (6x) Pr., 1806-07, dragoons on horseback, crew

Musketeers on the attack in 1806 40,95 €

Sat, 13 Jun 2026 07:05:05 +0200

Series list for 229/137
No. 229-06-83 (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, musketeer drummer, proceeding
No. 229-B 23 (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, musketeer-corporal, preceding
No. 229-GB 190 (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, musketeer corporal
No. 229-GB 11 (8x) Prussia, 1806-1807, musketeer, preceding
No. 229-B 18 (8x) Prussia, 1806-1807, musketeer, advancing
No. 229-GB 191 (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, hunter-officer
No. 229-B 35 (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, musketeer standard bearer, advancing
No. 229-B 36 (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, musketeer-drummer, preceding

Blucher at Ligny 6,95 €

Wed, 20 May 2026 06:45:15 +0200

Blücher was defeated at the Battle of Ligny on 16 June 1815.
Nevertheless, he advanced and two days later intervened with his army in the Battle of Waterloo just in time to give the already wavering troops of the English General Wellington decisive support against Napoleon.

Musketeers, storming 33,95 €

Sun, 31 May 2026 07:15:07 +0200

(15 Figures)

Series list for 229/84
No. 229-06/05 (1x) Pr., 1806-07, musketeer corporal
No. 229-06/06 (1x) Pr., 1806-07, musketeer drummer
No. 229-06/07 (1x) Pr., 1806-07, musketeer, wounded, leaning on musket
No. 229-06/08 (2x) Pr., 1806-07, musketeer, running forward
No. 229-06/09 (2x) Pr., 1806-07, musketeer, running forward
No. 229-06/01 (2x) Pr., 1806-07, musketeer, musket with both hands in front of him
No. 229-06/13 (1x) Pr., 1806-07, musketeer, fallen
No. 229-06/02 (2x) Pr., 1806-07, musketeer, musket shouldered
No. 229-06/03 (2x) Pr., 1806-07, musketeer, musket felled
No. 229-06/04 (1x) Pr., 1806-07, musketeer officer

Prussian Infantry in Battle 59,95 €

Wed, 20 May 2026 06:45:15 +0200

In the course of the army reforms following the demise of the old Prussian army in 1806, new uniforms were also introduced. The basic colour remained blue. In keeping with fashion, the new skirts were very short, the trousers were pulled up far, some now rather grey, very high stand-up collars, and the skirt and trousers were cut very tightly. The Tschako was introduced as headgear in a high and wide form. Shoulder boards or epaulettes to distinguish ranks were introduced from 1808.

Blücher 1806 11,95 €

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 06:45:12 +0200

Falling with horse. Cavalry charge at the Battle of Jena-Auerstedt.

Prussian General Staff 24,50 €

Wed, 20 May 2026 06:45:15 +0200

General Staff Officers, Generals together with Adjutant on foot and on horseback. As well as Field Marshal v. Blücher on horseback.
Gravure: Lecke

Series list for 297/32
No. 297-GP8 (1x) General BlÃ¼cher on horseback, Prussian General Staff.
No. 297-GP1 (1x) General on foot. Prussian General Staff.
No. 297-GP2 (1x) Adjutant on horseback. Prussian General Staff.
No. 297-GP3 (1x) General staff officer on foot. Prussian General Staff.
No. 297-GP4 (1x) General Staff Officer on foot. Prussian General Staff.
No. 297-GP5 (1x) General Staff Officer on Foot. Prussian General Staff.
No. 297-GP6 (1x) General on horseback. Prussian General Staff.
No. 297-GP7 (1x) Prussian adjutant on foot, with document in hand. P

6-pounder field gun 22,95 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:10:23 +0200

Ferdinand von Schill's Death in Stralsund - May 1809 53,00 €

Wed, 20 May 2026 06:50:10 +0200

Prussian Wounded Soldiers - Ligny 1815 10,95 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:10:23 +0200

Prussian Dragoons - 1806 77,95 €

Wed, 20 May 2026 06:45:15 +0200

Pack contains 20 metal figures.

Battle of Kock 2nd part: Colonel Joselewicz death May 5, 1809 15,00 €

Mon, 01 Jun 2026 06:30:11 +0200

Colonel Berek Joselewicz: 5th Regiment Chasseurs á cheval, compagnie d'elite of the Army of the Duchy of Warsaw.
Austrian Hussars: 2nd Regiment "Archduke Josef Anton" in large dress, Attila and Dolman light blue, chako madder, buttons yellow.

Joselewicz became an officer in the Polish Legion under General Jan Henryk Dabrowski and fought in Italy and Germany on the French side. After the Peace of Lunéville in February 1801, he requested to be discharged from the army, convinced that a liberation of Poland by the Polish Legion was hopeless. In 1803 he joined the Legion of Hanover Dragoons under French command and fought in France, Austria and Italy. After the establishment of the Duchy of Warsaw, he returned to Poland in 1807, where he commanded a cavalry squadron. On 5 May 1809 he was killed in action against hussars of the Austrian army at Kock, where a monument was erected in his honour.

Berek Joselewicz (17 September 1764 15 May 1809) was a Polish merchant of Jewish heritage and a colonel of the Polish Army during the Kosciuszko Uprising. Joselewicz commanded the first Jewish military formation in modern history excluding Prince Potemkin's Israelovsky.

Charging Hussars 37,95 €

Sun, 31 May 2026 07:15:07 +0200

(10 Figures)

Series list for 229/77
No. 229-WO 19 (2x) Prussia, 1806-07, hussar officer
No. 229-WO 20 (2x) Prussia, 1806-07, Hussar
No. 229-WO 21 (2x) Prussia, 1806-07, Hussar
No. 229-WO 22 (2x) Prussia, 1806-07, Hussar
No. 229-NP 45 (2x) (n6)Prussia, 1806-15, Hussar, crew

Zum Krieg von 1806 22,80 €

Sun, 31 May 2026 07:15:07 +0200

1. Blücher's surrender at Ratekau ( 3 figures)
In the Ratekau pastorate, on 7 November 1806, Prussian General Blücher and French Marshal Bernadotte met to sign the surrender document.
2. Exchange of Blücher and Victor (6 figures)
On 7 November 1806 General Blücher, after losing the battle of Lübeck, surrendered at Ratekau and became a prisoner of the French.
In January 1807 Claude Victor-Perrin, called Victor, fell into the hands of Prussian troops at Arnswalde (West Pomerania) and was captured and soon exchanged for General Blücher. Each side with two senior officers.
3. Gneisenau at Kolberg. (with monocular) 1 Figur

Series list for 229/135
No. 229-06-120d (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, officer in coat
No. 229-06-83a (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, v. BlÃ¼cher
No. 229-06-83b (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, officer
No. 229-06-83c (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, Gneisenau with telescope
No. 229-06-83d (1x) France, 1806-1807, General in coat
No. 100-277 (1x) Marshal Berthier in coat
No. 229-06-120a (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, BlÃ¼cher in coat
No. 100-278 (1x) Marshal Ney in coat
No. 229-06-120b (1x) France, 1806-1807, General Victor in coat
No. 229-06-120c (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, officer in coat

Musketeers in defence, 1806 37,95 €

Sun, 31 May 2026 07:15:07 +0200

Also in reserve.

Series list for 229/141
No. 229-B 21 (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, musketeer corporal, standing
No. 229-B 37 (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, musketeer drummer, standing
No. 229-NP 46a (8x) Prussia, 1806, musketeer, kneeling, for square
No. 229-NP 46b (8x) Prussia, 1806, musketeer, standing, for square
No. 229-GB 94 (1x) Prussia, 1806-1807, musketeer officer
No. 229-NP 1 (1x) Prussia, 1806-1815, musketeer, standard bearer

Prussian Cuirassiers 37,95 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:10:23 +0200

Landwehr, resting 11,95 €

Wed, 20 May 2026 06:45:15 +0200