King & Country · TRWTRW109 "Taza, Son of Cochise"
King & Country The Real West catalog reference
Taza (1843-1876) succeeded his father as warchief of the Chiricahuas when the latter died in 1874. A brave and resourceful warrior in his own right... He was also a skilled ‘guerrilla leader’ and took part in many successful raids during the Apache Wars. The K&C standing figure has him holding a cavalry carbine above his head and a cavalry pistol in his right hand.
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Set profile
What a complete TRW109 set includes
Use the model number TRW109, not only the figure description, to distinguish this release from similarly named The Real West sets. A complete example should match the catalog count of 1 piece and the subjects or accessories shown for “"Taza, Son of Cochise".”
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How to identify and compare TRW109
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Search by TRW109 first, then verify the seller’s title and photos against "Taza, Son of Cochise". The code is the strongest way to avoid similarly named releases from the same series.
Marketplace comparison
Because this catalog entry is retired, availability may be intermittent and asking prices can vary substantially between sellers. When comparing TRW109 "Taza, Son of Cochise" listings, verify that all 1 cataloged piece is present, then compare paint condition, repairs, original packaging, and delivered price.
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