King & Country · RTARTA109 Joseph Kerr, New Orleans Greys
King & Country Remember the Alamo catalog reference
RTA109 “Joseph Kerr, New Orleans Greys” This Louisiana man was one of just 23 men from this volunteer militia unit that fought and died at the Alamo on that fateful morning of March 6, 1836. He still wears his grey tunic although has adopted a more practical broad-brimmed straw hat. Here he moves forward while reaching for a fresh cartridge for his musket.
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What a complete RTA109 set includes
Use the model number RTA109, not only the figure description, to distinguish this release from similarly named Remember the Alamo sets. A complete example should match the catalog count of 1 piece and the subjects or accessories shown for “Joseph Kerr, New Orleans Greys.”
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Search by RTA109 first, then verify the seller’s title and photos against Joseph Kerr, New Orleans Greys. The code is the strongest way to avoid similarly named releases from the same series.
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