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3/7/2008 - Coming Soon-Battle of New Orleans: January 8, 1815 by Don Troiani
Just Announced, The Battle of New Orleans. Click on Featured artist and Don Troiani for more Info.
On the 8th of January 1815 a combined force of: U.S. Regulars and Marines, Louisiana Militia,
Volunteers from Kentucky, Tennessee and others under the command of Major General Andrew
Jackson resoundingly defeated a superior British force advancing on the City of New Orleans.
This breathtaking painting by Artist Historian Don Troiani shows the determined attack on
Jackson’s right flank against the advanced Levee Redoubt by the British light infantry companies
of the 7th (Royal Fusiliers), 93rd Sutherland Highlanders and a company of the 43rd Light
Infantry. The redoubt was defended by a company of the 7th U.S. Infantry and a detachment of the 11th, manning two guns. Although the British were successful in taking the redoubt with great
loss, it could not be held for long as it faced a withering fire from the American main line directly
behind. With the failure of the main British assault the few survivors of the original 250
attackers surrendered or escaped. This last major battle of the War of 1812 was actually fought
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12/27/2007 - Matching Numbered sets of Flying Tigers Prints by John D.Shaw
John Shaws classic Flying Tigers print
Summer of 42 to be made available with the new title Shark Sighting
as correspondingly numbered sets!
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Summer of 42 is quickly becoming a low-inventory title, and will soon be Sold Out |
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4/5/2007 - George Washington Battle of Princeton by Don Troiani
George Washington at the Battle of Princeton, N.J. Just announce April 4, 2007
Reserve Your Copy Now |
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2/8/2007 - IWO JIMA:A HARD-WON HAVEN BY JOHN D. SHAW
RELEASED 2/9/07 IWO JIMA A HARD-WON HAVEN BY JOHN D. SHAW
THESE ARE GOING FAST-HURRY AND ORDER TODAY |
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