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Napoleon on l'Intendent
215.00 EUR 285.95 USD 193.50 GBP
Napoleon on horse
173.00 EUR 230.09 USD 155.70 GBP
Cavalier N°8
250.60 EUR 333.30 USD 225.54 GBP
Chasseur Officer
170.80 EUR 227.16 USD 153.72 GBP
Mameluke Officer
170.80 EUR 227.16 USD 153.72 GBP
Fanion-bearer Officer
181.90 EUR 241.93 USD 163.71 GBP
Kettle Drummer
195.20 EUR 259.62 USD 175.68 GBP
Cavalryman with panther skin
215.10 EUR 286.08 USD 193.59 GBP
Mameluke clock
281.70 EUR 374.66 USD 253.53 GBP
Mameluke Officer
255.00 EUR 339.15 USD 229.50 GBP
Gribeauval Cannon
126.40 EUR 168.11 USD 113.76 GBP
Howitzer of 24
126.40 EUR 168.11 USD 113.76 GBP"Cavalry is useful before, during and after the battle," wrote Napoleon, and he stressed the need for audacity in its employment and careful training to achieve true discipline. He was also insistent that careful categorization according to role was of great importance... It was some time before the French cavalry reached its full potential, as it had suffered the loss of many officers during the Revolutionary period, but by 1807 it was reaching its prime. The great charges led by Murat at Eylau and Grouchy at Friedland played vital parts in the outcome of these battles.