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Model Weight: 712g
This soldier is armed with the Long Land pattern or “Brown Bess” musket
and a butt on the other
Drummers and fifers of the period were still important components of an infantry company
Another soldier kneels down to study an ancient stone tablet with some strange signs carved on it
47107 - U.S. War of 1812 Artillery Field Music K&C First World War Model Weight: 712gU. S. War of 1812 Infantry Artillery Music During the War of 1812, the Field Music a unit of the army made up of fife and drum musicians served a central role in the day to day lives of the soldiers. The fifes and drums dictated every aspect of the daily routine playing all duties, calls, and signals; the music told the soldiers when to eat, drill, when to get up and when to retire. Each soldier was expected to know what each call meant, and to
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