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Dutch Revolt - 1545-1590 25,95 €

Wed, 01 Jul 2026 07:25:09 +0200

Hernán Cortés and Montezuma. Part 2: Aztecs 209,00 €

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

Moctezuma II (actually Motecuhzoma, 1465-1520) was ruler of the Aztec Empire from 1502 until his death in 1520. During the first seventeen years of his reign, he continued the rigid expansionist policies of his predecessors; however, he is much better known for his role in the struggle against the Spanish under Hernán Cortés during the last two years of his life.

In detail:
CO 001 Montezuma
CO 002 Aztec priest sacrificing a Spaniard
CO 012 Marina
CO 013 Tlahuizmatlaxopili - imperial banner
CO 014 Fan slave of Montezuma
CO 015 Tlahuicolati "The Earthen Pitcher", captive slave in Montezuma's court
CO 016 Tlilpotanqui "The Black Amber"
CO 017 Coanaco "Earring Snake"
CO 018 Cuitlahuac "The Overpowerer"
CO 019 Ixtlixochit "The Black Flower"
CO 020 Xuxitl "The Rose", Commander
CO 021 Quaupopoca "The Smouldering Wood"
CO 022 Princess Pearl Mussel
CO 023 Princess Xecuichpo
CO 024 Jaguar Warrior
CO 025 Jaguar Warrior
CO 026 Warriors from the Montezumas Guard
CO 027 Warriors from the Montezumas Guard
CO 028 Aztec standard bearers
CO 029 Aztec standard bearers
CO 030 Aztec standard bearers
CO 031 Aztec standard bearers
br>CO 032 Aztec standard bearers
CO 033 Aztec standard bearers
CO 034 Cacama "The noble sad one", king of Tezcuco
CO 035 Tetlepanquetzatzin "The seducing by magic" king of Tlacopan
CO 036 Aztec standard bearers
CO 037 Aztec standard bearers
CO 038 Aztec nobleman
CO 039 Aztec water bearer
CO 041 Montezuma in house robe
CO 042 Aztec with sling
CO 043 Aztec, throwing
CO 044 Aztec, jumping
CO 045 Aztec, creeping
CO 046 Aztec, creeping
CO 047 Aztec, creeping
CO 048 Aztec, creeping
CO 049 Aztec, creeping
br>CO 063 Gun, drawn by Totonaks
CO 064 Aztec
CO 065 Aztec
CO 066 Aztec
CO 067 Aztec
CO 069 Eagle warriors of the Guard
CO 070 Aztec

Drawings: L. Rousselot
Engravings: Sixtus Maier the Elder and Ludwig Frank

Hernán Cortés and Montezuma. Part 1: Spaniards 99,00 €

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

Hernán Cortés de Monroy y Pizarro Altamirano (1485 -1547) was a Spanish conquistador. With the help of his Indian allies, he conquered the Aztec Empire and its capital Tenochtitlan. In the years from 1521 to 1530 Hernán Cortés was governor general of New Spain.

The series includes officers, drummers, rondtashers as well as arquebusiers, pikemen and a halberdier.

In detail:
CO 003 Fernando Cortez
CO 004 Pedro de Alvarado
CO 005 Gonzalo da Sandoval
CO 006 Diego de Ordaz
CO 007 Cortez
CO 008 Francesco de Lugo
CO 009 Bernal Diaz
CO 010 Juan de Escalante
CO 011 Father Olmedo
CO 040 Spaniard with Great Dane Beccerico
CO 050 Spaniard, Chief of Artillery
CO 051 Spanish Officer
CO 052 Spanish Drummer
CO 053 Spanish Rondtarschier
CO 054 Spanish arquebusiers
CO 055 Spanish arquebusiers
CO 056 Spanish arquebusiers
CO 057 Spanish pikemen
CO 058 Spanish halberdiers
CO 059 Spanish arquebusiers
CO 060 Spanish arquebusiers
CO 061 Spanish pikemen
CO 062 Spanish pikemen
CO 068 Spaniards
CO 071 Master shipwright Lopez
CO 072 Sailor
CO 073 Rondtarsiers, fighting

Drawings: L. Rousselot
Engravings: Sixtus Maier the Elder and Ludwig Frank

The Golden Tent Camp 139,95 €

Sun, 14 Jun 2026 07:10:05 +0200

The Field of the Cloth of Gold.
June, 4th - 24th 1520.

Praying Lansquenets (before battle) 29,80 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 08:15:47 +0200

Before the battle it was customary for the very devout Lansquenets to say a prayer. Figures also fit to swearing-in ceremonies and to executions.
Graving: Lecke

Series list for 297/44
No. 297-153 (3x) Landsknecht kneeling. Praying lansquenets.
Nos. 297-154 (3x) Landsknecht kneeling. Praying lansquenets.
Nos. 297-155 (3x) Landsknecht kneeling. Praying lansquenets.
No. 297-156 (1x) Standard bearer kneeling. Praying lansquenets.
Nos. 297-157 (1x) Drummer kneeling. Praying lansquenets.
No. 100-714 b (1x) Landsknecht lieutenant

Spanish conquistadores in america 61,00 €

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

16th. century.
Officers, mounted lancers, pikemen an a big war-dog (Mastiff).

Series list for 100/181
No. 100-XSP7 (1x) Spain 16th century, foot soldier with spear
No. 100-XSP18 (1x) Spain 16th century, war dog (Mastiff, Great Dane)
No. 100-XSP8 (1x) Spain 16th century, foot soldier with lance
No. 100-XSP19 (1x) Spain 16th century, horseman (dismounted) with lance and horse
No. 100-XSP9 (1x) Spain 16th century, foot soldier with sword over his shoulder
No. 100-XSP11 (1x) Spain 16th century, Knight on horseback with inlaid lance
No. 100-XSP1 (1x) Spain 16th century, foot soldier with banner
No. 100-XSP10 (1x) Spain 16th century, arquebusier
No. 100-XSP12 (1x) Spain 16th century, knight on horseback with inlaid lance
No. 100-XSP2 (1x) Spain 16th century, officer with halberd
No. 100-XSP13 (1x) Spain 16th century, knight on horseback with vertical lance
No. 100-XSP3 (1x) Spain 16th century, fanfare player, playing
No. 100-XSP14 (1x) Spain 16th century, knight on horseback with vertical lance
No. 100-XSP4 (1x) Spain 16th century, foot soldier with spear
No. 100-XSP15 (1x) Spain 16th century, Knight thrown from a horse
No. 100-XSP5 (1x) Spain 16th century, foot soldier with spear
No. 100-XSP16 (1x) Spain 16th century, CortÃ©s/Pizarro on horseback
No. 100-XSP6 (1x) Spain 16th century, foot soldier with spear
No. 100-XSP17 (1x) Spain 16th century, knight on horseback with lance

The Triumph of Emperor Maximilian 1512 136,00 €

Sat, 06 Jun 2026 07:10:16 +0200

Part of the complete set: The emperor with his personal entourage, Banners, knights and soldiers. Engravings: Lecke & Kovar.
Note: The figures for this series can be used for the entire period 1500 to 1550.

Series list for 100/25/227/2
No. 100-730 (2x) Knight (Obrist) on horseback, sword mounted
No. 100-630 b (1x) Emperor Maximilian I on horseback
No. 100-735 (2x) Knight (officer) on horseback
No. 100-636 b (4x) Herald on horseback
No. 100-771 (1x) Georg von Frundsberg on horseback
No. 100-637 b (4x) Herald on horseback
No. 100-790 (2x) Knight standard-bearer on horseback, banner waving
No. 100-639 b (4x) Knight on horseback
No. 100-640 b (4x) Knight on horseback
No. 100-713 (4x) Knight on horseback, lance half-high
No. 100-722 (4x) Knight on horseback, lance raised
No. 100-727 (2x) Knight banner bearer on horseback, banner waving

Triumph of Emperor Maximilian 1512 159,15 €

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 06:57:29 +0200

Part of the complete set: Musicians on horseback.
Engravings: Lecke & Kovar.
Note: The figures for this series can be used for the entire period 1500 to 1550.

Series list for 100/25/227/1
No. 100-727 (4x) Knight banner bearer on horseback, banner waving
No. 100-736 (4x) Lansquenet fanfare player on horseback, playing
No. 100-737 (4x) Landsknecht kettledrummer on horseback, playing
No. 100-790 (4x) Knight banner bearer on horseback, banner waving
No. 100-632 b (4x) Lansquenet fanfares on horseback, playing
No. 100-633 b (4x) Landsknecht trumpeter on horseback, playing
No. 100-634 b (4x) Landsknecht oboe player on horseback, playing
No. 100-638 b (4x) Landsknecht trombone player on horseback, playing
No. 100-635 b (4x) Landsknecht drummer on horseback, playing

Triumphal Procession of emporor Maximilian 283,50 €

Sun, 14 Jun 2026 07:10:05 +0200

The Triumphal Procession (in German, Triumphzug) or Triumphs of Maximilian is a monumental 16th-century series of woodcut prints by several artists, commissioned by the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I. The composite image was printed from over 130 separate wood blocks; a total of 139 are known. Approximately 54 metres (177 ft) long.
The programme for the Triumphal Procession was worked out by Maximilian and Johannes Stabius in 1512, and dictated to Maximilian's secretary Marx Treitsaurwein. Hans Burgkmair designed much of the Triumphal Procession, starting in about 1512 and contributing designs for 67 woodblocks.
The entire Procession consists of 17 rows of 4 riders (plus 2 princely figures). Engravings: Lecke & Kovar.
Note: The figures for this series can be used for the entire period 1500 to 1550.

Series list for 100/25/227
No. 100-635 b (4x) Landsknecht drummer on horseback, playing
No. 100-735 (2x) Knight (Obrist) on horseback
No. 100-636 b (4x) Herald on horseback
No. 100-736 (4x) Lansquenet fanfare player on horseback, playing
No. 100-637 b (4x) Herald on horseback
No. 100-737 (4x) Landsknecht kettledrummer on horseback, playing
No. 100-639 b (4x) Rider on horseback
No. 100-771 (1x) Georg von Frundsberg on horseback
No. 100-630 b (1x) Emperor Maximilian I on horseback
No. 100-640 b (4x) Reisiger on horseback
No. 100-790 (6x) Knight standard-bearer on horseback, banner waving
No. 100-632 b (4x) Landsknecht fanfares on horseback, playing
No. 100-713 (4x) Knight on horseback, lance half-high
No. 100-633 b (4x) Landsknecht trumpeter on horseback, playing
No. 100-722 (4x) Knight on horseback, lance raised
No. 100-634 b (4x) Landsknecht oboe player on horseback, playing
No. 100-727 (6x) Knight banner bearer on horseback, banner waving
No. 100-638 b (4x) Landsknecht trombone player on horseback, playing
No. 100-730 (2x) Knight (Obrist) on horseback, sword raised

Landsknechts- Colour-bearers 66,25 €

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

Europe, early 16th century Flags were the most important means of leadership and orientation in the battle of pile tactics. The term "ensign" is derived from this. The ensigns would gather around the flag bearer on the command "Stream in heaps!". The ensigns then marched up to form force clusters or meetings. In these heaps, which were about 50 members deep, the individual could not see what was happening in front and what the reason for each movement was. So he directed his movement according to the movements of his flag, which he knew well.
The series contains all flags that appeared in the series 100/25/... 2 times each.

Series list for 100/25/224
No. 100-793 a (2x) Landsknecht standard bearer, flag shouldered
No. 100-864 a (2x) Landsknecht standard bearer
No. 100-710 b (2x) Landsknecht standard bearer, waving cloth
No. 100-796 b (2x) Landsknecht standard bearer
No. 100-845 b (2x) Landsknecht flag bearer, flag lowered
No. 100-846 b (2x) Landsknecht standard bearer, flag waving
No. 100-766 a (2x) Landsknecht standard bearer with iron helmet, flag shouldered
No. 100-767 a (2x) Landsknecht standard bearer, flag shouldered
No. 100-776 a (2x) Landsknecht standard bearer

Law of the long pikes, Landsknecht. Running the gauntlet. 23,50 €

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

A very similar military punishment found in later armies was known as "running the gauntlet". The condemned soldier was stripped to the waist and had to pass between a double row (hence also known as die Gasse, "the alley") of cudgeling or switching comrades. A subaltern walked in front of him with a blade to prevent him from running. The condemned might sometimes also be dragged through by a rope around the hands or prodded along by a pursuer.
Special figures only. For a complete scene, it is nessecary to add figures from other series: 100/25/200, 100/25/201, 100/25/218, 100/25/219, 100/25/107

Series list for 100/25/222
No. 100-843 b (1x) Servant of the stick
No. 100-844 b (1x) Profoss, pushing a condemned man into the alley
No. 100-845 b (1x) Landsknecht standard-bearer, flag lowered
No. 100-846 b (1x) Landsknecht flag bearer, waving flag
No. 100-841 b (1x) Servant with condemned man
No. 100-842 b (1x) Stick master with removed shackle

Circle ("Ring") of the Landsknechte 96,90 €

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

Europe, early 16th century.
This series contains the special figures for the "Ring" (Circle) formation.

The Landsknechts had the right to assemble in the "Ring" (Circle) to discuss their fundamental concerns or present demands. The Ring was also formed for specific occasions such as mustering, the reading of the Articles of War, or the execution of sentences.

Note: The large display of the" Ring" also includes many figures from series 100/25/200, 100/25/201, 100/25/216, 100/25/218, 100/25/219, 100/25/107.

Series list for 100/25/221
Nos. 100-818 b (4x) Landsknecht, spieÃer
No. 100-819 b (4x) Lansquenet, spearman
No. 100-820 b (4x) Lansquenet, spearman/halberd
No. 100-724 b (4x) Lansquenet, spearman/halberd
No. 100-821 b (4x) Lansquenet, spearman/halberd
No. 100-725 b (4x) Landsknecht, spearman
No. 100-822 b (4x) Lansquenet, spearman/halberd
No. 100-804 b (4x) Landsknecht, spearman
No. 100-823 b (4x) Lansquenet, spearman
No. 100-805 b (4x) Lansquenet, spearman
No. 100-775 (1x) Feldobrist, reading out war articles
No. 100-813 b (4x) Landsknecht, spearman, holding spear vertically, defending
No. 100-814 b (4x) Landsknecht, spearman/halberd, holding weapon vertically, defending

Special figures 36,15 €

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

Europe, early 16th century.
Our series shows various figures as needed in some scenes: Landsknechte, Spieß nachschleppen, Feldobrist zu Pferd, Fähnleinhauptmann, Kriegsartikel vorlesend, Fanfarenbläser und Kesselpauker zu Pferd.

Series list for 100/25/209
No. 100-711 b (2x) Landsknecht, dragging spike
No. 100-712 b (2x) Landsknecht, trailing spike
No. 100-736 (3x) Lansquenet fanfares on horseback, playing
No. 100-737 (3x) Landsknecht kettledrummer on horseback, playing
No. 100-776 (1x) Ensign captain, reading out a proclamation
No. 100-777 (1x) Feldobrist on horseback

Dying, wounded, dead 55,50 €

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

Europe, early 16th century.
Our series shows figures that are essential for realistic military historical depictions. A lansquenet supports a wounded man, two others carry a wounded man on a stretcher; dead and wounded lying.

Series list for 100/25/208
No. 100-854 b (3x) Landsknecht, dead, on belly
No. 100-855 b (3x) Landsknecht, dead, on back
No. 100-856 b (3x) Landsknecht, dead, on belly
No. 100-857 b (3x) Landsknecht, wounded, on the ground
No. 100-868 a (2x) Servants (2) carrying wounded man on stretcher
No. 100-858 b (2x) Landsknecht picks up wounded man
No. 100-895 a (2x) Landsknecht
No. 100-897 a (2x) Landsknecht supports wounded man
No. 100-795 b (2x) Landsknecht, wounded
No. 100-800 b (2x) Landsknecht, double mercenary

Landsknecht, Day of Payment 48,50 €

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

Europe, early 16th century
As a rule, the lansquenet was engaged for half a year, which was as far as war planning and financial foresight went anyway. Moreover, the warlord naturally hoped for a short war, while the lansquenet hoped for the longest possible war. On average, a lansquenet received 4 guilders a month. Double mercenaries, drummers and pipers received 8 guilders, the field officer received 400 guilders.
With the pay, the lansquenet bought everything he could not take by force. Gambling, gluttony, drinking bouts and other amusements quickly diverted the money into his hands. A whole army of merchants, jugglers, swindlers, loot buyers, sutlers and whores looked forward to the pay as much as he did.
If the warlord could not pay, they looked for new service. Sometimes whole regiments defected to the enemy and re-enlisted. If there was peace, they travelled the country stealing, robbing and begging in search of a new profitable war as "gardening servants". If one was on the "Gart", one could of course end up on the gallows faster than die in battle.
Our series shows various lansquenets, the "Feldweibel" reading out the list, the "Pfennigmeister" and the scribe at the table, the money chest and the armour wagon with cash box.
The series "Fähnlein im Halt" 100/25/200 fits this for expansion.

Series list for 100/25/205
No. 100-859 a (1x) Cash (setup) trolley
No. 100-764 a (1x) Penny master and clerk at the table, paying wages
No. 100-784 b (1x) Landsknecht with a sword
No. 100-784 a (1x) Landsknecht, hooked rifle placed on the ground in front of him
No. 100-785 b (1x) Landsknecht, bipod shouldered
No. 100-742 a (1x) Landsknecht with shouldered halberd, beret on his back
No. 100-785 a (1x) Landsknecht, hooked rifle under left arm
No. 100-743 a (1x) Landsknecht, with hooked rifle and iron helmet
No. 100-786 a (1x) Landsknecht, hooked rifle shouldered
No. 100-744 a (1x) Landsknecht, without polearm
No. 100-794 a (1x) Landsknecht with 2 polearms
No. 100-758 a (1x) Landsknecht, holding spike/halberd crosswise
No. 100-799 a (1x) Landsknecht
No. 100-759 a (1x) Landsknecht, spike/halberd shouldered
No. 100-800 a (1x) Landsknecht, waving a money-cat
No. 100-762 a (1x) Landsknecht, receiving pay, with beret on back
No. 100-856 a (1x) Money chest with berets laid out
No. 100-763 a (1x) Field scribe, reading from a list

Review of the Landsknechts 59,95 €

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

Europe, early 16th century
When there was war - and when there was no war - it was quite easy to enlist as a lansquenet. Weapons had to be brought along, knowledge of the craft of war was assumed and was not so necessary for the simple pikeman. No one asked where from or where to. It went without saying that one fought only for pay and booty. Thus, of course, all kinds of brutal riff-raff fell under the banner, who knew nothing but war and did not take the oath of allegiance to the Articles of Association too seriously.

Our series shows such a muster. After registration in the muster roll, the colourful journeymen stride to the muster parade through a yoke of two halberds and a spit. The Musterherr checks whether all are in good health.
(Only special figures, for extension matching series 100/25/100) Engraving: Maier, Söllner.

Series list for 100/25/204
No. 100-760 a (1x) Lieutenant, bipod shouldered
No. 100-851 a (1x) Field ornament
No. 100-237 a (1x) Spike yoke
No. 100-761 a (1x) Lansquenet with iron helmet, bowsword in front of him
No. 100-869 a (1x) War councilor, pensive, foot leaning on stool
No. 100-774 (1x) Trabant dismounted, holding a knight's horse by the reins
No. 100-766 a (1x) Landsknecht standard-bearer with iron helmet, flag shouldered
No. 100-870 a (1x) War council, with paper in hand
No. 100-784 a (1x) Landsknecht, hook rifle placed on the ground in front of him
No. 100-871 a (1x) Musterherr, on chair
No. 100-753 a (1x) Landsknecht with spike/halberd
No. 100-785 a (1x) Landsknecht, hooked rifle under left arm
No. 100-872 a (1x) Landsknecht captain
No. 100-754 a (1x) Mercenary, with spike/halberd and murder axe
No. 100-786 a (1x) Landsknecht, hooked rifle shouldered
No. 100-873 a (1x) Stool with knight's helmet
No. 100-755 a (1x) Landsknecht with spike/halberd
No. 100-794 a (1x) Landsknecht with 2 polearms
No. 100-874 a (1x) Knight, bareheaded
No. 100-756 a (1x) Landsknecht with spike/halberd and iron helmet
No. 100-796 a (1x) Rifleman
No. 100-875 a (1x) Trabant
No. 100-757 a (1x) Landsknecht, hook rifle shouldered
No. 100-797 a (1x) Rifleman
No. 100-876 a (1x) Recorder (2) at the table

Knight, banner carrier 50,90 €

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

figures from 100/25/...

Series list for 100/25/108
Nos. 100-791 (2x) Banner bearer, banner waving
No. 100-715 (2x) Knight banner bearer on horseback, banner waving
No. 100-727 (2x) Knight banner bearer on horseback, banner waving
No. 100-790 (2x) Knight banner bearer on horseback, banner waving

Mutiny of the Landsknechts against Frundsberg, 1527 66,25 €

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

On March 16, 1527 there was a mutiny of the imperial mercenaries led by Frundsberg. Due to the lack of the money promised by Emperor Charles V, Georg von Frundsberg could not pay off the mercenaries in his wages. This leads to riots in the army. The indignant mercenaries mutiny and form a ring.
Our series shows this dramatic episode in two scenes (special characters only):
The speech: The angry German mercenaries have formed a ring around Frundsberg, loudly vent their outrage and demand their overdue pay. Georg von Frundsberg, supported by Fähnleinhauptmann Seidensticker and the Prince of Orange, tried with all his authority to calm the mutinous crowd.
The stroke: Excited to the extreme by the commotion, Georg von Frundsberg suffers a stroke. Captain von Seidensticker and Prince of Orange support the collapsing man. The mercenaries standing in the ring shrink back in shock when they notice the misfortune. They didn't want that. Frundsberg dies a year later in his ancestral home in Mindelheim.
Note: Many figures from the series 100/25/200, 100/25/201, 100/25/216, 100/25/218, 100/25/219, 100/25/221, 100/25 / 107.

Series list for 100/25/226
No. 100-616 b (1x) Faehnlein-Hauptmann, with Bihaender (Klaus Seidensticker)
No. 100-626 b (1x) Field Captain
No. 100-617 b (1x) Field Captain, with sword, (Prince of Orange)
No. 100-627 b (2x) Landsknecht, mutineer restrained
No. 100-618 b (1x) Field Captain, with article roll
No. 100-628 b (2x) Landsknecht
No. 100-740 a (1x) Landsknecht, with detached weapon
No. 100-619 b (2x) Landsknecht with jug
No. 100-629 b (2x) Landsknecht
No. 100-741 a (1x) Landsknecht, with detached weapon
No. 100-620 b (2x) Landsknecht, mutinous
No. 100-898 a (1x) Landsknecht marksman (crossbow/rifle)
No. 100-623 b (2x) Landsknecht drummer, mutinous
No. 100-621 b (2x) Landsknecht, mutinous
No. 100-622 b (2x) Landsknecht, mutinous
No. 100-615 b (1x) Georg von Frundsberg, hands raised
No. 100-625 b (1x) Frundsberg, supported by 2 captains (K. Seidensticker)

Portrait- and special figures 59,95 €

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

Europe in the early 16th century.
Our series includes, among others, Emperor Maximilian I on horseback, the Landsknechtsführer Frundsberg on horseback and on foot, knights on foot and on horseback, war councillor on foot, Obrist der Reiterei, as well as two fine horse-holder groups.

Series list for 100/25/107
No. 100-777 b (1x) Knight on foot
No. 100-778 b (1x) War council on foot
No. 100-735 (1x) Knight (colonel) on horseback
No. 100-779 b (1x) Frundsberg on foot
No. 100-771 (1x) Georg von Frundsberg on horseback
No. 100-780 b (1x) Frundsberg on horseback
No. 100-772 (1x) Trabant on horseback
No. 100-860 b (2x) Horse owner, holding a knight's horse by the reins
No. 100-773 (1x) Chief of the cavalry on horseback
No. 100-861 b (2x) Horse owner, holding a knight's horse by the reins
No. 100-631 b (1x) Emperor Maximilian I on horseback
No. 100-774 (1x) Trabant dismounted, holding a knight's horse by the reins
No. 100-775 b (1x) Knight on foot
No. 100-776 b (1x) Knight on foot