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Background for Napoleon: Retreat from Moscow 1812 18,00 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

Colour copy on strong cardboard, size approx. 42 cm wide x 19 cm high.

Napoleon: Retreat from Moscow (B) 1812 80,60 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

Crossing the Berezina (B)

On 26 November 1812 a bridge was made across
the Berezina for cavalry and infantry. Napoleon himself crossed the river with the Guard at noon on the 27th. Arriving at the western bridgehead, he got back on his horse and rode on. With him the remnants of his army also crossed.
With this series a scene of the crossing can be depicted. Napoleon on the western bank in safety. With on the further retreat his Old Guard, as well as infantrymen, hussars, cuirassiers, dragoons, etc. are just crossing the last stretch of the bridge. Some dragoons and Uhlans have fallen from the bridge and are also saving themselves through the raging river.

Series list for 100/19/13
No. 100-316 (1x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier on horseback, swimming in the water ...
No. 100-118 (1x) Nap. Infantryman of the line with whip, mounting a horse
Nos. 100-209 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier drummer, not playing
Nos. 100-261 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier-marshal in coat on horseback
Nos. 100-317 (1x) Nap. Line infantryman, cutting meat
Nos. 100-119 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon, dismounted, shooting horse
Nos. 100-210 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier-marshal in coat, on foot
Nos. 100-268 (1x) Nap. Cuir./Drag. standard bearer, dismounted, with flag/staff
No. 100-337 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon, dead, on the back
Nos. 100-153 (1x) Old Imperial Guard, grenadier standard bearer, also cheering
Nos. 100-211 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier standard bearer
Nos. 100-275 (1x) Emperor Napoleon I on horseback, in coat
Nos. 100-338 (1x) General Eble in coat, wounded, also pointing
No. 100-203 (1x) Nap. Line infantryman, drinking from a bottle
Nos. 100-212 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier Marshal in coat on horseback
Nos. 100-284 (1x) Nap. Line sapper, with wooden hammer/bellows
No. 100-339 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon horse, neighing
Nos. 100-204 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier carpenter
Nos. 100-235 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon horse, rearing up, attacked by wolf
No. 100-286 (1x) Nap. Line sapper, with hoe
No. 100-382 (1x) Pyramid poplar, defoliated
Nos. 100-205 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier with coat and fur cap
No. 100-236 (1x) Horse with blanket
Nos. 100-287 (1x) Nap. Infantryman (sapper), with captured Russian rifle
No. 100-237 (1x) Horse skeleton, on back
Nos. 100-103 (1x) Group: Nap. Inf., followed by cuirassier/dragoon on horseback
Nos. 100-206 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier with coat and fur cap
Nos. 100-239 (1x) Crows, sitting on the ground
Nos. 100-314 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon on horseback, wading in water
Nos. 100-116 (1x) Nap. Cheveaulegers-Lancier, on rearing horse
Nos. 100-207 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier with coat and fur cap
Nos. 100-240 (1x) Crows, on two defoliated bushes
Nos. 100-315 (1x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier on horseback, swimming through water
Nos. 100-117 (1x) Nap. Line infantry officer, on rearing horse
Nos. 100-208 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier with coat and fur cap
No. 100-260 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier in coat with wounded infantryman

Napoleon: Retreat from Moscow (A) 1812 80,60 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

Crossing the Berezina (A)

On 26 November 1812 a bridge had been made across the Berezina for cavalry and infantry. Napoleon himself crossed the river with the Guard at noon on the 27th. The departure of the guard was an alarm signal for those who remained behind. As long as Napoleon and the Guard were with them, they felt safe; now panic broke out. Everyone wanted to cross the bridge as quickly as possible.
This series can be used to show a section of the crossing. Napoleon with his Old Guard, as well as infantrymen, hussars, cuirassiers, dragoons etc. are just crossing the raging river.

Series list for 100/19/12
No. 100-289 (1x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier on horseback, greeting/whipping
Nos. 100-111 (1x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, wounded, begging for help
Nos. 100-157 (1x) Imperial Guard: huntsman, dismounted, leaning against horse
Nos. 100-309 (1x) Nap. Carabinier in coat on horseback, greeting
Nos. 100-123 (1x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, pulling dog after him
Nos. 100-158 (1x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier, dismounted, tree. Pfd. with wounded
No. 100-310 (1x) Nap. Carabinier standard bearer in coat on horseback
Nos. 100-101 (1x) Old Imperial Guard, officer on horseback, pointing, saluting
Nos. 100-124 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier in coat, with fur cap
Nos. 100-173 (1x) Imperial Guard: Hunter leading horse
Nos. 100-330 (1x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier on horseback, with lance
Nos. 100-102 (1x) Old Emperor's Guard, officer on horseback, horse falling
Nos. 100-125 (1x) Nap. Line Inf. standard-bearer with baggage, torn flag
Nos. 100-174 (1x) Emperor Napoleon, in coat, on foot
No. 100-331 (1x) Nap. Hussar on horseback
Nos. 100-106 (1x) Nap. Infantryman of the Line, on foot, leaning on a stick
Nos. 100-126 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: Gren. hands fallen off. Flask
Nos. 100-266 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon, dismounted, with blanket roll
No. 100-349 (1x) Purple willow, defoliated
No. 100-107 (1x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, wounded, with stick and lantern
Nos. 100-127 (1x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, supporting a fallen man
Nos. 100-267 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/dragoon trumpeter, dismounted, not playing.
No. 100-356 (1x) Hazel bush, defoliated
Nos. 100-108 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier standard bearer, torn flag
Nos. 100-154 (1x) Nap. Artillerymen (2) carrying wounded man on mop
Nos. 100-269 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon Colonel, dismounted
No. 100-99 (1x) rowan tree, defoliated
Nos. 100-109 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier in coat with fur cap
Nos. 100-155 (1x) Nap. Hussar, dismounted, wounded, leaning on crutch
Nos. 100-288 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon standard bearer on horseback
Nos. 100-110 (1x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, bandaging foot, footsore
No. 100-156 (1x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier, dismounted, leading horse

Mounted Guard Artillery at Borodino 1812 34,80 €

Tue, 12 May 2026 06:45:09 +0200

The Battle of Borodino fought on September 7, 1812, was a battle fought in the Napoleonic Wars during the French invasion of Russia. The fighting involved around 250,000 troops and left at least 70,000 casualties, making Borodino the deadliest day of the Napoleonic Wars.

Captured french soldiers in Russia 16,95 €

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

The series was engraved after a Knötel drawing.
During the retreat after Napoleon's defeat in Russia, many French soldiers were taken prisoner. In the scene depicted, they are guarded on a village square by Central Asian auxiliary troops of the Russian army. A charitable civilian couple is trying to bring food to the prisoners.
The tree was deliberately not engraved, as a large number of pewter trees already exist.
The figures can be added from the series Tilsit 1807 and Marauding Frenchmen 1812.

Marauding and looting french soldiers in Moscow 1812 11,95 €

Tue, 23 Jun 2026 06:30:12 +0200

Suitable for most napoleonic campaigns, with colour picture.

Artillery and Baggage, Napoleon: Retreat from Moscow 1812 52,50 €

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 06:25:05 +0200

France 1812.
Apart from the horse-drawn artillery, the train transported huge amounts of equipment, rations and baggage with its carts. Even though the soldiers of the Trainkorps did not take part in battles and were probably considered inferior, they were still exposed to dangers. The supply system was a popular target for the enemy's light cavalry and partisans. The train also contained the thousands of civilians who moved with the Grand Army: Servants, civil servants, artists, scientists.
Each unit had a number of sutlers who sold food, tobacco and alcohol. These sturdy women rightly felt that they belonged to "their" regiment, whose uniform jacket they wore with their hats and women's skirts. They also served alcohol from a colourfully painted barrel during the marches. They knew how to handle weapons and soldiers and knew how to defend their skin against friend and foe. The army was always accompanied by swarms of ladies with commercially dubious reputations, but also wives and soldiers' children. All shared the fate of the army.
Our series shows, among others, artillerymen, wounded, train soldiers, exhausted lead horses, coachmen, sutlers, soldiers' wives and actresses with ladies' baggage.
Overall series:
Drawn by Hans Fritsch, engraved by S. Maier.
Very suitable for depicting:
Crossing the Berezina,
The Battle of the Berezina is the name given to the fighting during the retreat of Napoleon's Grande Armée from the troops of Tsar Alexander I across the Berezina (now Belorussian Bjaresina) from 26 to 28 November 1812. This battle was the last in the Russian campaign of 1812 before the withdrawal of the French army across the Niemen on 14 December 1812.

Series list for 100/19/7
Nos. 100-114 (2x) Nap. lead horse, pulling heavily, head lowered
Nos. 100-307 (1x) Nap. Soldier's wife, in close combat
Nos. 100-140 (2x) Nap. Artilleryman, also driving horse
No. 100-312 (2x) Nap. Trainsoldier on horseback, whipping
Nos. 100-141 (2x) Old Guard, grenadier, coat, fur cap, climbing
Nos. 100-326 (1x) Child, also soldier's child
Nos. 100-154 (1x) Nap. Artillerymen (2) carrying wounded man on mop
Nos. 100-327 (1x) Female sutler (cantiniere), ragged, on wooden box
Nos. 100-155 (1x) Nap. Hussar, dismounted, wounded, leaning on crutch
Nos. 100-328 (1x) Actress, pleading, with traveling bag
Nos. 100-272 (2x) Sutler (Cantiniere)
No. 100-329 (1x) Actress, freezing, with muff and suitcase
No. 100-273 (2x) Woman, also soldier's wife
No. 100-332 (1x) Nap. Artillery horse, dead
No. 100-112 (2x) Nap. Artilleryman (trainsoldier), as coachman from the trestle
No. 100-274 (2x) Russ. Peasant woman, fleeing, fighting
No. 100-333 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/dragoon horse, dead
Nos. 100-113 (2x) Nap. Leading horse, pulling heavily, head raised
Nos. 100-305 (1x) Sutler (cantiniere), charging

Line Sappers, Napoleon: Retreat from Moscow 1812 32,00 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

France 1812.
Our series shows sappers (siege engineers or troop craftsmen) of the line troops doing various pioneering tasks (driving in stakes, sawing, etc.), e.g. for the erection of a bridge or the construction of rafts. Sappers were assigned to the units as craftsmen and performed pioneering tasks.
Overall series:
Drawn by Hans Fritsch, engraved by S. Maier.
Very suitable for depicting:
Crossing the Beresina,
The Battle of the Beresina is the name given to the fighting during the retreat of Napoleon's Grande Armée from the troops of Tsar Alexander I. This battle was the last in the Russian campaign of 1812 before the retreat of the French army across the Niemen on 14 December 1812.

Series list for 100/19/6
No. 100-285 (2x) Nap. Infantryman (sapper), carrying axe, bucket & stake
No. 100-284 (2x) Nap. Line sapper, with wooden hammer/bellows
Nos. 100-286 (2x) Nap. Line sapper, with hoe
Nos. 100-287 (2x) Nap. Infantryman (sapper), with captured Russian rifle
No. 100-334 (2x) Nap. Line sapper, with grappling hook
No. 100-335 (2x) Nap. Line sapper, repelling with spikes
No. 100-281 (2x) Nap. Infantryman (sapper) with shovel/axe, also pointing
No. 100-282 (2x) Nap. Infantryman (sapper), sawing a branch
No. 100-283 (2x) Nap. Infantryman (sapper), hitting a pole with a wooden hammer

Line Infantry (Infanterie de ligne), Napoleon: Retreat from Moscow 1812 279,50 €

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 06:25:12 +0200

France 1812.
A distinction was made between troops of the guard and of the line, the overwhelming majority were of course regiments of the line troops. The battalion was divided into grenadiers, fusiliers and voltigeurs. The grenadier company had to solve the most difficult combat tasks and led the bayonet charge. As a rule, it was the longest-serving and most proven company and was located on the right wing. The fusilier companies formed the centre of the battalion and were also called centre companies, while the voltigeurs stood on the left wing and swarmed out in front of the battalion front as a disbanded swarm of riflemen in scattered combat. Voltigeurs and grenadiers were the "elite companies" because of their special tasks. Uniforms and armament differed only slightly, e.g. in collar colour or headgear. Usually the line infantry wore the chako, the military counterpart to the top hat. The chako offered protection against sabre cuts and "storage space" for the soldier's valuable small items, such as letters and money. There was also room for a flask. Occasionally, the elite companies of several battalions were combined into "mixed" units for special tasks.
Our series shows line infantrymen in harrowing scenes of retreat. They march, fight, charge, repel attacks with bayonets, eat, limp supported on crutches or rifles, fight over edibles, rest, get drunk, fall from exhaustion or plead for help. Officers try to keep order.
Overall series:
Drawn by Hans Fritsch, engraved by S. Maier.
Very suitable for depicting:
Crossing the Beresina,
The Battle of the Beresina is the name given to the fighting during the retreat of Napoleon's Grande Armée before the troops of Tsar Alexander I. This battle was the last in the Russian campaign of 1812 before the retreat of the French army across the Niemen on 14 December 1812.

Series list for 100/19/5
No. 100-196 (3x) Nap. Line Infantryman
No. 100-225 (2x) Dead man, naked, on back
No. 100-111 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, wounded, begging for help
Nos. 100-234 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman at campfire, dead/sleeping
Nos. 100-137 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman
No. 100-258 (2x) Nap. Line Inf. colonel dismounted, saluting, wounded
No. 100-149 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman w. camp cap, throwing wood into fire
No. 100-117 (2x) Nap. Line infantry officer, on rearing horse
Nos. 100-167 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, wounded, on belly
Nos. 100-197 (3x) Nap. Line infantryman
Nos. 100-226 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, naked, also dead, on belly
Nos. 100-115 (2x) Nap. Artillery horse, with two wounded
Nos. 100-242 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, leaning on his rifle
Nos. 100-138 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, pulling a rope
No. 100-265 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman in coat and cap, breaking branches
No. 100-150 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, firing with rifle
No. 100-661 a (1x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, pulling a goat after him
No. 100-168 (2x) Wolf
No. 100-198 (2x) Nap. Line infantry standard bearer
No. 100-227 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, dead, on back
No. 100-118 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman with whip, climbing on horse
Nos. 100-243 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, dead, on belly
Nos. 100-133 (2x) Drums (2)
Nos. 100-317 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, cutting flesh
Nos. 100-159 (2x) Nap. Line infantry officer, holding coat
No. 100-662 a (1x) Nap. Line infantryman with upside down rifle, dog. Rifle, dog
No. 100-190 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, ragged, pitchfork/axe shouldered
Nos. 100-199 (3x) Nap. Line infantry tambour major
No. 100-228 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, rubbing foot
No. 100-120 (2x) Nap. Line Infantryman
No. 100-249 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman with cape
No. 100-142 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, pushing or striking
No. 100-318 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, eating meat
Nos. 100-160 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, carrying/unbuckling knapsack
No. 100-663 a (1x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, drunk, with bottle and duck
No. 100-191 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, ragged, upside down. Rifle
Nos. 100-200 (3x) Nap. Line Infantry Captain
No. 100-229 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, striking with rifle butt
No. 100-121 (2x) Nap. Line Infantryman
No. 100-250 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, with rifle/pouch
No. 100-143 (2x) Nap. Line Infantryman, Reserve
No. 100-320 (2x) Nap. Line infantry lieutenant, also with fanion
No. 100-162 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, breathing into his hands, freezing
No. 100-664 a (1x) Campfire
Nos. 100-192 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line in fur coat, wounded
No. 100-201 (3x) Nap. Line infantry drummer, not playing
Nos. 100-105 (1x) Nap. Line infantryman removing the skirt of a dead man
Nos. 100-230 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, beating with rifle/stick
Nos. 100-122 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, begging for help, wounded
Nos. 100-252 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, waving
Nos. 100-145 (1x) Nap. Line infantrymen (2) carrying war chest
Nos. 100-321 (1x) Nap. Line infantrymen (2) cutting meat from dead horse
Nos. 100-163 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, warming hands on fire, freezing
No. 100-667 aa (1x) Nap. Infantryman, drunk, with wine barrel and hare
No. 100-193 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman in hussar uniform, dismounted, wounded
Nos. 100-202 (3x) Nap. Line infantry lieutenant
No. 100-106 (3x) Nap. Line infantryman, footsore, leaning on a stick
Nos. 100-231 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, shooting
Nos. 100-123 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, pulling dog after him
Nos. 100-253 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, charging, stick in barrel
Nos. 100-146 (1x) Nap. Line infantrymen (2) fighting over bottle
Nos. 100-323 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, limping on crutch, wounded
Nos. 100-164 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, clinging to ice floe
Nos. 100-194 (3x) Nap. Infantryman of the line
Nos. 100-203 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, drinking from a bottle
Nos. 100-107 (3x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, wounded, with stick and lantern
Nos. 100-232 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman in coat, shooting with rifle
Nos. 100-125 (2x) Nap. Line Inf. standard bearer with baggage, torn flag
Nos. 100-254 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, ready to fire
No. 100-147 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, regimental dog following him
No. 100-324 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, without weapons
Nos. 100-165 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, leaning on stick
No. 100-195 (3x) Nap. Line Infantryman
No. 100-224 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman attacked by wolf
Nos. 100-110 (2x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, bandaging foot, footsore
No. 100-233 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, fallen asleep
No. 100-127 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, supporting a falling man
No. 100-255 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman, shooting
Nos. 100-148 (2x) Nap. Line infantryman with blankets
No. 100-344 (2x) Nap. Wounded on a one-horse sleigh
Nos. 100-166 (1x) Nap. Infantryman of the line, clinging or climbing

French Cavalry Figures, Napoleon: Retreat from Moscow 1812 190,00 €

Wed, 20 May 2026 06:25:09 +0200

France 1812.
This series shows cavalrymen of different genera: Cuirassiers, Dragoons, Hussars, Carabiniers and Chevauxlegers, partly on foot, during the retreat and resting.
Overall series:
Drawn by Hans Fritsch, engraved by S. Maier.
Very suitable for depicting:
Crossing the Berezina,
The Battle of the Berezina is the name given to the fighting during the retreat of Napoleon's Grande Armée before the troops of Tsar Alexander I. This battle was the last in the Russian campaign of 1812 before the retreat of the French army across the Niemen on 14 December 1812.

Series list for 100/19/4
Nos. 100-310 (2x) Nap. Carabinier standard bearer in coat on horseback
No. 100-337 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon, dead, on his back
Nos. 100-156 (2x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier, dismounted, leading horse
Nos. 100-266 (2x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon, dismounted, with blanket roll
Nos. 100-314 (2x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon on horseback, wading in water
Nos. 100-338 (1x) General Eble in coat, wounded, also pointing
No. 100-158 (1x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier, dismounted, treed. Pfd. with wounded
No. 100-267 (2x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragooner-Trumpeter, dismounted, not playing.
No. 100-315 (2x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier on horseback, swimming through water
No. 100-339 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon horse, neighing
Nos. 100-186 (6x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon on horseback
No. 100-269 (2x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon Colonel, dismounted
Nos. 100-316 (2x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier on horseback, swimming in the water ...
No. 100-342 (1x) Nap. Freestyle/dragoon standard bearer, dismounted, lowering standard
No. 100-235 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon, rearing up, attacked by wolf
No. 100-268 (2x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon standard bearer, dismounted, with flag/staff
No. 100-319 (2x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon, dismounted, with piece of meat
No. 100-343 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon horse with blanket, eating from feed bag
No. 100-236 (1x) Horse with blanket
No. 100-288 (2x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon standard bearer on horseback
No. 100-322 (2x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier, dismounted, wounded, on crutches
Nos. 100-103 (2x) Group: Nap. Inf., followed by cuirassier/dragoons on horseback
Nos. 100-244 (1x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier, dismounted, in wolfskin
No. 100-289 (2x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier on horseback, saluting/whipping
Nos. 100-330 (4x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier on horseback, with lance
Nos. 100-116 (2x) Nap. Cheveaulegers-Lancier, on rearing horse
Nos. 100-248 (2x) Nap. Cheveauleger lance officer, dismounted
Nos. 100-308 (2x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon, dismounted, fencing with sabre
No. 100-331 (4x) Nap. Hussar on horseback
Nos. 100-119 (2x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon, dismounted, shooting horse
Nos. 100-251 (2x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon, dismounted, wounded
Nos. 100-309 (4x) Nap. Carabinier in coat on horseback, saluting
No. 100-336 (2x) Nap. Cheveauleger-Lancier, dead, on his back
Nos. 100-139 (1x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon, dismounted, with leash
Nos. 100-257 (2x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon colonel, dismounted, saluting/pointing

Grenadiers (Old Guard), Napoleon: Retreat from Moscow 1812 105,00 €

Sat, 27 Jun 2026 07:15:05 +0200

France 1812. Retreat from Russia.
These grenadiers are probably Napoleon's most famous soldiers. Many legends entwine around the brave and steadfast elite corps that served their emperor faithfully to the point of self-sacrifice. Even during the terrible retreat from Russia, discipline and fighting ability were never lost. Joining the "Grenadiers on Foot" was a coveted honour, for which the applicant had to have at least five years of infantry service and two campaigns in which he had distinguished himself militarily and morally. He also had to be at least 1.76 m tall. The only reminder of the original function of the grenadiers, the hurling of grenades, was the decorative element of a stylised grenade on the coattails, cartridge pouches and the cap lids of the high bearskin caps. The grenadiers wore the traditional braid and gold earrings. Their uniform remained untouched by the reform of 1812 and expressed the exclusive tradition of the troops. Some of the greybeards had begun their soldiering career under Napoleon as a young general of the Republic; the Emperor, with his excellent memory, knew them by name.
Later, in their Emperor's final battle at Waterloo (1815), they refused to surrender and were shot up without remnant - "The Guard dies, but it does not surrender!".
Our series shows the grenadiers marching in retreat, even at short rest.
Overall series:
Drawn by Hans Fritsch, engraved by S. Maier.
Very suitable for depicting:
Crossing the Berezina,
The Battle of the Berezina is the name given to the fighting during the retreat of Napoleon's Grande Armée before the troops of Tsar Alexander I. This battle was the last in the Russian campaign of 1812 before the retreat of the French army across the Niemen on 14 December 1812.

Series list for 100/19/3
Nos. 100-126 (2x) Old Kaisergarde: Gren. hands fallen off. canteen
Nos. 100-204 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier-Carpenter
Nos. 100-260 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier in coat with wounded infantryman
No. 100-144 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier in coat and fur cap, reserve
Nos. 100-205 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier with coat and fur cap
Nos. 100-261 (1x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier Marshal in coat on horseback
Nos. 100-151 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier in coat with fur cap, also cheering
Nos. 100-206 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier with coat and fur cap
Nos. 100-262 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier in coat with camp cap, eating
Nos. 100-152 (4x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier in coat with fur cap, also cheering
Nos. 100-207 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier with coat and fur cap
Nos. 100-263 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier in coat & cap, cutting bread / reaching
Nos. 100-101 (2x) Old Imperial Guard, officer on horseback, pointing, greeting
Nos. 100-153 (2x) Old Imperial Guard, grenadier standard-bearer, also cheering
Nos. 100-208 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier with coat and fur cap
Nos. 100-264 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier in cloak w. campmate drinking from bottle
Nos. 100-102 (2x) Old Imperial Guard, officer on horseback, horse falling
Nos. 100-161 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier warming hands, also snow blinder
Nos. 100-209 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier drummer, not playing
Nos. 100-108 (3x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier flag bearer, torn flag
Nos. 100-175 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier drummer, not playing, also cheering
Nos. 100-210 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier-marshal in coat, on foot
Nos. 100-109 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: grenadier in coat with fur cap
Nos. 100-176 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier-Tambour-Major, also cheering
Nos. 100-211 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier standard bearer
Nos. 100-124 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier in coat, with fur cap
Nos. 100-177 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier in coat, roasting meat on sabre
Nos. 100-212 (2x) Old Imperial Guard: Grenadier Marshal in coat on horseback

Mounted Chasseurs (Imperial Guard), Napoleon: Retreat from Moscow 1812 55,50 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

France 1812.
Napoleon had created the Imperial Guard on 18 May 1804 as an exclusive corps from all branches of arms with double the number of men and special privileges. The hunters on horseback were among the so-called possessed of the privilege of providing a squadron for service in the respective imperial residence. They were barracked in the Paris Military School, uniformed in hussar style, and in the field formed to some extent Napoleon's bodyguards.
Our series shows hunters on horseback, but also hunters trudging along on foot, as many horses died or were slaughtered during the retreat.
Overall series:
Drawn by Hans Fritsch, engraved by S. Maier.Very suitable for depicting:
Crossing the Berezina,
The Battle of the Berezina is the name given to the fighting during the retreat of Napoleon's Grande Armée from the troops of Tsar Alexander I across the Berezina (now Belarusian Bjaresina) from 26 to 28 November 1812.
This battle was the last in the Russian campaign of 1812 before the retreat of the French army across the Niemen on 14 December 1812.

Series list for 100/19/2
No. 100-259 (2x) Imperial guard: hunter-officer, saluting, pointing
Nos. 100-313 (2x) Imperial Guard: Hunter on horseback, swimming across river
Nos. 100-325 (2x) Imperial Guard: Huntsman dismounted, throwing wood into the fire, also used.
No. 100-341 (3x) Imperial Guard: Hunter on horseback
Nos. 100-104 (1x) Nap. Hunter leading wounded infantryman of the line
Nos. 100-157 (2x) Imperial Guard: Hunter, dismounted, leaning on horse
Nos. 100-171 (3x) Imperial Guard: Hunter, dismounted
Nos. 100-173 (1x) Imperial Guard: Hunter leading horse
No. 100-256 (2x) Imperial Guard: Hunter-officer, dismounted

Winter copse 152,95 €

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 06:25:12 +0200

This series shows wintry bare trees, bushes and woody plants from the European region, which are ideal for depicting Napoleon's retreat through the snow-covered forests of Russia. - Napoleon's Retreat 1812 -

Series list for 100/19/11
No. 100-349 (2x) Purple willow, defoliated
No. 100-378 (1x) Pine tree
No. 100-350 (2x) pollarded willow, defoliated
No. 100-99 (2x) rowan, defoliated
No. 100-352 (2x) Black alder, defoliated
No. 100-239 (2x) Crows, sitting on the ground
No. 100-353 (1x) European hornbeam, defoliated
No. 100-240 (2x) Crows, on two defoliated bushes
No. 100-354 (2x) Willow bush, defoliated
No. 100-345 (2x) Spruce, snow-covered
No. 100-369 (2x) Spruce tree
No. 100-346 (3x) Spruce, snow-covered
No. 100-356 (3x) Hazel bush, defoliated
No. 100-347 (3x) Pine, snow-covered
No. 100-368 (4x) Spruce, in stand, snow-covered
No. 100-348 (2x) Juniper
No. 100-370 (3x) Spruce

Wolves and accessories (Retreat from Moscow) 1812 77,50 €

Sat, 27 Jun 2026 07:15:05 +0200

Around 1812.
The winter retreat was accompanied by increasingly brazen packs of wolves, attracted by carrion and corpses along the route. Dead and dying horses, but also sick and exhausted soldiers became their prey. The grey predators lost their natural shyness and not infrequently had to be fought off.
Our series shows, in addition to various wolves, accessories of all kinds: wells, campfires with cauldrons, rifle pyramids, vehicles and objects left behind, broken equipment, horse carcasses, etc.
Overall, the series is excellent for the realistic decoration of a "retreat":
Drawn by Hans Fritsch, engraved by S. Maier.
Very suitable for depicting:
Crossing the Berezina,
The Battle of the Berezina is the name given to the fighting during the retreat of Napoleon's Grande Armée from the troops of Tsar Alexander I across the Berezina (now Belorussian Bjaresina) from 26 to 28 November 1812.
This battle was the last in the Russian campaign of 1812 before the retreat of the French army across the Niemen on 14 December 1812.

Series list for 100/19/10
Nos. 100-1074 (1x) Drawing fountain (East): Swinging tree with large stone
Nos. 100-134 (2x) Lances (2) stuck in the ground, one broken
Nos. 100-218 (2x) Wolf, jumping
Nos. 100-240 (2x) Crows, on two defoliated bushes
Nos. 100-1075 (1x) Drawing well (East): Post with forked head, vertical
Nos. 100-135 (2x) Rifles (2), bayonet stuck in the ground
No. 100-219 (2x) Wolf, hunting
No. 100-86 a (1x) Campfire, large
Nos. 100-1076 (1x) Drawn well (east): well shaft, rectangular, wooden casing
No. 100-136 (2x) Drums (2)
No. 100-220 (2x) Wolf, hunting
No. 100-ON 1 (1x) Drawbar
No. 100-1077 (1x) Drawing well: Pile frame for the counterweight
No. 100-198 a (2x) Campfire, with large pot
No. 100-221 (2x) Wolf, lurking
No. 100-ON 2 (1x) Horse harness, single-horse
No. 100-128 (2x) Rifle pyramid
Nos. 100-213 (1x) Wolves, (3) tearing up horse
No. 100-222 (1x) Wolf, shot
No. 100-ON 4 (1x) Horse harness, two-horse team
Nos. 100-129 (2x) Drum, knapsack, rifle lying on the ground
No. 100-214 (2x) Wolf, shot
No. 100-223 (1x) Wolves (2) tearing up dead wolf
Nos. 100-130 (2x) Rifle, bayonet stuck in the ground, officer's hat
Nos. 100-215 (2x) Wolf, dead, on back
Nos. 100-237 (2x) Horse skeleton, on back
Nos. 100-131 (2x) Hearth with cooking pot
No. 100-216 (2x) Wolf, howling
No. 100-238 (2x) Protze, defective, with crows
No. 100-1073 (1x) Drawing well (East): Rod with hook for bucket (#1073-1076)
No. 100-132 (2x) Wagon wheel broken
No. 100-217 (2x) Wolf, lurking
No. 100-239 (2x) Crows, sitting on the ground

Bavarian and Wurttembergian infantry, Napoleon: Retreat from Moscow 1812 21,35 €

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 06:25:12 +0200

1812. retreat from Russia.
Contingents from all the allied and subjugated German states stood under Napoleon's banners in the Russian campaign and were swept into the catastrophe of the great army. They were mostly loyal soldiers of the Emperor, albeit with less enthusiasm, but were often treated condescendingly by the French. "When the rations were distributed, we had to fight for every loaf of bread, every pound of meat. In this respect, the French treated us like little boys. On the battlefield it was a different matter, where Napoleon's orders had to be carried out...", remarks a Württemberg lieutenant.
Among the soldiers of the Bavarian regiments who came from Tyrol, however, the number of deserters was particularly high; the suppression of the Tyrolean uprising under Andreas Hofer (1809) had not been forgotten. During the retreat, they practically disbanded. Later, after Napoleon's heavy defeats in the wars of liberation, these states switched to the allies' camp.
Our series shows line infantrymen of these units on the gruelling retreat.
Very suitable for depicting:
Crossing the Berezina,
The Battle of the Berezina is the name given to the fighting during the retreat of Napoleon's Grande Armée from the troops of Tsar Alexander I across the Berezina (now Belarusian Bjaresina) from 26 to 28 November 1812.
This battle was the last in the Russian campaign of 1812 before the withdrawal of the French army across the Niemen on 14 December 1812.

Series list for 100/19/9
No. 100-245 (4x) Bavarian infantryman of the line
No. 100-246 (4x) Bavarian infantryman of the line, with rifle/pouch. rifle/pouch
No. 100-247 (4x) WÃ¼rttemberg line infantryman

Cossacks and irregulars, Napoleon: Retreat from Moscow 1812 112,00 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

Russia circa 1812.
Our series shows Cossacks sneaking up on foot, riding up fighting with lance, sabre and pistol. Peasants and partisans on the attack armed with axes, pitchforks, spears and clubs complete the series. Since armament and appearance hardly changed over centuries, this series is also applicable to the Seven Years' War with minor changes.
Overall series:
Drawn by Hans Fritsch, engraved by S. Maier.
Very suitable for depicting:
Crossing the Berezina,
The Battle of the Berezina is the name given to the fighting during the retreat of Napoleon's Grande Armée from the troops of Tsar Alexander I across the Berezina (now Belorussian Bjaresina) from 26 to 28 November 1812. This battle was the last in the Russian campaign of 1812 before the withdrawal of the French army across the Niemen on 14 December 1812.

Series list for 100/19/8
No. 100-271 (2x) Russ. Peasant woman, handing drinks/surrendering
No. 100-298 (1x) Russ. Cossack, falling from horse
No. 100-340 (3x) Russ. Cossack, dismounted, shooting over lying horse
No. 100-290 (2x) Russ. Peasant woman, fighting/shooting/fencing/with axe
No. 100-299 (1x) Russ. Cossack, dismounted, plundering the dead
No. 100-291 (2x) Russ. Peasant, fighting, fleeing
No. 100-300 (1x) Russ. Cossack standard bearer
No. 100-292 (2x) Russ. Peasant, fighting
No. 100-301 (1x) Russ. Cossack hetman v.Platow z.Pfd,looking through telescope
No. 100-293 (2x) Russ. Peasant, shooting
No. 100-302 (5x) Russ. Cossack, mounted, with lance
No. 100-294 (2x) Russ. Russian peasant, fighting
Nos. 100-303 (5x) Russ. Cossack, mounted
Nos. 100-295 (2x) Russ. Peasant woman, fighting, fleeing
Nos. 100-304 (2x) Russ. Cossack, dismounted, fencing with sabre
Nos. 100-296 (3x) Russ. Cossack, dismounted, observing, with horse
No. 100-311 (2x) Russ. Cossack horse, dead
No. 100-270 (2x) Russ. Peasant, with map/showing/revealing himself
No. 100-297 (3x) Russ. Cossack on horseback, stabbing with lance/sabre/whip
Nos. 100-306 (3x) Russ. Cossack on horseback, thrusting with sabre/spear/whip

Retreat from Moscow, portrait figures and officer staff 1812 32,00 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

France 1812.
Our series contains three different Napoleons (riding, trudging through the snow on foot). Furthermore infantry and cavalry generals and the emperor's personal mameluke, Roustan.
Overall series:
Drawn by Hans Fritsch, engraved by S. Maier.
Very suitable for depicting:
Crossing the Berezina,
The Battle of the Berezina is the name given to the fighting during the retreat of Napoleon's Grande Armée from the troops of Tsar Alexander I across the Berezina (now Belarusian Bjaresina) from 26 to 28 November 1812. This battle was the last in the Russian campaign of 1812 before the retreat of the French army across the Niemen on 14 December 1812.

Text of the Escape Song 1812: (author unknown)
With man and horse and chariot,
so God smote them.

It wanders through snow and forest,
The great, mighty imperial army.
The emperor on the run,
Soldiers without discipline.
With man and horse and chariot,
so God has smitten them.

Hunters without rifles,
Emperors without armies,
armies without emperors,
wilds without sages.
With man and steed and chariot,
so God smote them.

Drummers without drumsticks,
Cuirassiers in women's skirts,
Knights without swords,
Riders without horses.
With man and steed and chariot,
so God hath smitten them.

Anvoy without banner,
Shutters without cock,
Rifles without shot,
Footers without foot.
With man and horse and chariot,
so God hath smitten them.

Feldherr`n ohne Witz,
Stückleut ohne Geschütz,
Flüchter ohne Schuh,
Nirgends Rast und Ruh.
With man and horse and chariot,
so God hath smitten them.

Storerooms without bread,
All places distress,
Wagons without wheel,
all weary and faint.
Sick without chariot,
so God hath smitten them.

Series list for 100/19/1
No. 100-241 (1x) Roustan (Leibmameluk) in coat
No. 100-275 (1x) Emperor Napoleon I on horseback, in coat
Nos. 100-276 (1x) Emperor Napoleon I on foot, in cloak
Nos. 100-169 (3x) Nap. Infantry General in coat
No. 100-170 (3x) Nap. Cavalry general in coat
No. 100-172 (3x) Nap. Infantry general in a flowing coat
Nos. 100-174 (1x) Emperor Napoleon, in coat, on foot
No. 100-185 (1x) Nap. Medicus on horseback, in coat