31367 Confederate Texas Brigade Infantry Charging at Right Shoulder No.4 First Legion- World of the Greeks Turning in the saddle to

Turning in the saddle to survey the herd this proud vaquero is dressed in typical ‘Mexican’ style with the short

“Stars ‘n’ Stripes”

These professional soldiers would also protect the prized possessions which would be gathered at the Pyramid site ready to be interred along with the dead king when the project was finally completed

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31367 Confederate Texas Brigade Infantry Charging at Right Shoulder No.4 First Legion- World of the Greeks Turning in the saddle toThis soldier is dressed as he might have appeared at Antietam (Sharpsburg) in 1862 wearing his black trimmed frock coat. This is supported by photographs taken at encampments before the battle. Rather than a military style kepi or forage cap, he wears the popular beehive crowned felt hat a more practical hat that protected the wearer from sun and rain. This well equipped soldier wears a Confederate pattern tin drum canteen and an imported English