SS157A - Bertha Sitting Eating D-Day The British army at this

The British army at this time consisted of 69 red coated regular infantry regiments

Collectors seeking to create realistic World War II displays will appreciate the opportunity to portray the less glamorous—but absolutely essential—roles that kept armies operational

GLA-02 - Friend in need

This figure captures the courage and resolve of the Victorian soldier in close combat and is an excellent addition to collections focusing on the Anglo-Zulu War

Others were assigned to refugee camps

SS157A - Bertha Sitting Eating D-Day The British army at thisSS157A Bertha Sitting Eating The Second World War was not fought solely by soldiers on the front lines. Countless civilians found themselves living alongside military units, working in occupied territories, supporting war industries or simply trying to maintain a sense of normal life amid the upheaval of war. Moments of rest and everyday activities, such as sharing a meal, provide an important reminder that even during times of conflict, ordinary life