These smaller scale figures in 54 and 65mm size were originally marketed under Pete's "Border Miniatures" label as white metal kits; all the sculpture and painting is by the author.
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| 54mm Horse Grenadier, Horse Guards Regt. 1689. |
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| 54mm Officers of the Westmorland and Cumberland Yeomanry 1899 |
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| 65mm French Fusilier, Demi Brigade de Bataille 1798 |
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| 65mm French Napoleonic Sapeur 8eme Leger. |
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| 65mm French Napoleonic Voltigeur |
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| 65mm French Grenadier 1789 |
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| 54mm Officer, Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry 1899. |
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| 54mm Drummer, English Line Regt. 1750 |
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| 54mm Musketeer, Guards Regt. 1689 |
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| 54mm Ensigns, English Line Regt. 1702 |
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| 54mm Grenadier, Guards Regt 1689 |
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| 54mm Grenadier Coldstream Guards C18. Painted by Derek Holmes. |
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| 60mm Fairground Organ Bandmaster. |
Very beautiful figures indeed. I'm particularly pleased to find this page as I have the standing Westmorland & Cumberland yeomanry figure from an auction site to paint, but was utterly clueless as to who made it!
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Marvin
Did some of the Border Miniatures figures later get sold to Gregg and Abram Simon of Fleurbaix Toy Soldiers Australia and new Zealand? Did they also later become "Barton Miniatures" some of them? We own ROSEDALE and there seems to be some story about a few Barton or Border figures getting sold at some time or another to somebody who made Rosedale. is there any truth in this please?
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