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Nigerian Man Sculpted be Fred Wright. Height 5.5 inches. Series B Composite.
Rarity - Fairly Available
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The 1st Edition was introduced in 1962 and discontinued in 1964. It has a shinny finish and a recessed wire mount on the back. Early version have a sold back. The 2nd Edition was introduced in 1988 for one year. It has a matt finish and protruding rectangular wire mount on the back. |
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Nigerian Woman Produced 1961 to 1962. Height 5.5 inches. Series B Composite.
Rarity - Rare
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No 2 - Ninth Lancer - 1827 Produced 1965 to 1966 and 1968 to 1970. Sculpted by Fred Wright. Height 7.5 inches. One of 6no Military Wall Masks. Open and Closed Eye Versions. The early 1965-66 version had painted eyes and the 1968-70 has no painted eyes.
Rarity - The Closed Eye Version is Rare. The Open Eye Version is Very Rare
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One of six Military Masks which comprise of Third Light Draggons, Sixth Dragoon Guards, Ninth Lancer, Grenadier, Officer de Chevauleger and Trompette du Regiment. |
  The first series was painted with 'small eyes open' and later 'without eyes', except the Sixth Dragoon which only had 'closed eyes'. Additionally there where different painting arrangements on the first series for the Collars and Tunics. The later second series had eyes wide open and gold bandings on the collars. Further alterations were carried out to Grenadier and Officer de Chevauleger and Trompette when they were re-issued between 1990 and 1994. |
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Nuvolari Produced 1961 to 1962. Sculpted by W R Bossons. Depicts Tazio Nuvolari the famous Italian racing car driver of the 1920-30
Rarity - Fairly Rare
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