Cossack military subjects, with wartime allegiance identified in each article.
A firearm held across the shoulders gives this Cossack a broad, active silhouette above a dark horse. The identification index places the Del Prado subject around 1700, well before the more familiar Napoleonic Cossack figures.
The long upright weapon and dark outer clothing give this Del Prado Cossack a tall, spare silhouette. Despite retailer wording that refers to a rider, the pictured model is a standing figure without a horse.
The gray uniform and Cossack headgear make this Del Prado figure a subject that needs more than a national label. The reference identifies a Kuban Cossack serving with the German forces in 1943.
The Del Prado Don Cossack brings the collection into the upheaval following the Russian Revolution. The cap, distinctive trousers and carried weapon give the figure a recognizable Cossack character without including a horse.
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