More information for the exhibit and Cabos painting class.
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Our work with Fort Ticonderoga was recognized by them in a certificate of commendation! Well done everyone!
The winners of the APG Annual Membership Drive are Joe Carney “Liberty” Troiani’s Paintings Of the revolutionary War. Bob Stein Sabot Miniatures Pueblo Bust Charles Wilkins North Carolina Dragoon print by Troiani Brad Pruden English Foot Guards by S&K Miniatures David Bainbridge $50 Gift Certificate from the Hussar Hobby Shop Tom Borreli 45 English Pound … More And the winners are…
For a little over a year the APG and Scale 75 USA have partnered on the production of a kit to be sold exclusively through the APG. This past year it was the 75mm French Infantryman from the American Revolution. We are proud to announce we will be continuing our partnership to produce another kit by Scale 75 to be sold … More APG and Scale 75 Continued Partnership
From Tom Holtz I had the honor and pleasure of attending the Annual Donor Thank You Weekend from the American Battlefield Trust February 11-13 in Columbia South Carolina. This is an annual event sponsored by the Trust as a show of appreciation for their significant donors, who they call Color Bearers. This year’s event consisted of … More American Battlefield Trust Donors Weekend
Forwarded from Member Mike Pierce. Some of you may know me but many will not, I’m the park’s volunteer coordinator and usually am not out in the field much. I am passing on a special announcement:Cannoneers to your post! Richmond National Battlefield Park has received some long-sought funding to conserve its collection of original Civil … More Hark! Hear the Roar of the Cannon. NPS Richmond Seeking Help
This one is courtesy of Sabot Miniatures. It’s a nice one. Thanks Mark and Jim.
I just received another donation for the raffle, this time from Ken Osen at WBritians. It’s the Troiani North Carolina Rifle Dragoon 1780-1781. A very fitting subject considering the our recent purchase for the Rev War Museum. Thanks Ken. Your donation is very much appreciated. Wbrtian.com
Our buddy Steve Kirtley owner of S&K Miniatures in the UK has donated a very nice piece to the raffle. It’s a 70mm Mike Blank sculpt of an English Foot Guards flag bearer at the Battle of Blenheim. Thanks Steve. https://www.skminiatures.co.uk/
These links where passed on to me by our friend Dr. Scott Stephenson at the MoAR. I thought some of you would find them interesting. Check out the part in the first article about the sword found in a Confederate camp outside of Richmond. https://americansocietyofarmscollectors.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/2008-B98-Rethinking-the-Potter-The-Truth-Behind-t.pdf and https://americanrevolutioninstitute.pastperfectonline.com/webobject/303ABE4E-11E4-46A1-AE4E-273979915821