Extremely Rare Royal Worcester Figure FRENCH SOLDIER Model RW2582 (Must Buy)

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Extremely Rare Royal Worcester Figure FRENCH SOLDIER Model RW2582 (Must Buy):
$495.61

I have for sale this extremely rare royal Worcester figure, called FRENCH SOLDIER model RW2582 this figure is in excellent condition no chips cracks or restoration. Amazing and very rare figure. Date stamp to base for 1913. 101yrs old. There were three colours of this figure, blush ivory, shot colours and this one in blue and orange. The charlton standard catalogue of royal Worcester figurines millennium edition state this figure as extremely rare, and value the other colours at £650.00 but no price as been put for this figure because of how rare the figure is. I have never seen one before and a good chance you will never see another if ROYAL WORCESTER state extremely rare. Please see pictures of book and page, Designer unknown, this figure is from the FIRST WORLD WAR SOLDIERS series. A must for any serious collector and a firm investment. Standing 19.1 cm high. Thank you for viewing my items, any questions feel free to email me. or phone 07971247234 steve. We endeavour to provide the best service possible for all our customers. You will probably never see another one of these figures, buy it why you still can. Thank you for viewing my items kindest regards steve. WE ALSO PURCHASE ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLES, INTERESTING AND UNUSUAL.

during world war1 france was one of the triple entente powers allied against the central powers. although fighting accurred world wide, the bulkof the fighting in Europe occurred in Belgium, Luxembourg, france and Alsace-Lorraine what came to be known as the western front,

Where Specific operational, tactical, and strategic decisions were made,

in common with most other continental European powers, the French army was organised on the basis of universal conscription, each year the class of men turning twenty-one in the upcoming year would be inducted into the French army and spend three years in active service. WE THANK YOU ALL.