King & Country · FWFW008 Marching Bugler
King & Country First World War catalog reference
FW008 is a retired King & Country First World War release. Its recorded catalog count is 1; check the source for the supplied figures and components. Its catalog title identifies the subject as “Marching Bugler.”
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Set profile
What the FW008 catalog records
Use the manufacturer King & Country together with model number FW008, not only the figure description, to distinguish this release from similarly named First World War sets. The catalog records 1 piece for “Marching Bugler.” Check whether that number represents individual figures or a packaged release before assessing completeness.
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Identifying FW008
The musician’s equipment distinguishes the pose
FW008 is the marching bugler entry. The dealer description also calls the subject a drummer/bugler, so use the reference illustration to establish the equipment shown instead of assuming a generic rifleman with a different label.
Check instruments and carrying details
For an offered example, request photographs that show the instrument and its position relative to the hands and body. These details help separate this release from the flag-bearing officer FW007. A parade scene assembled by a seller is not evidence of an original boxed group.
Because this catalog entry is retired, availability may be intermittent and asking prices can vary substantially between sellers. When comparing FW008 Marching Bugler listings, compare the photographed contents with the source record, then compare paint condition, repairs, original packaging, and delivered price.
Release reference checked 2026-09-17: Sager’s Soldiers dealer record. The comparison notes are Operation ToyBox’s interpretation of that record.
Read the series identification guideEvidence: catalog titles, recorded counts and reference photographs. These notes are not a hands-on inspection. Catalog counts may describe a packaged set rather than every separate part; confirm the original contents in the source record. Retirement status does not establish rarity or market value.
Compare related catalog releases
Use the names and recorded counts to separate releases, variants and components. These comparisons do not establish matching scale, production date or historical compatibility.
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