Tin soldier-Private of the Bashkir cavalry regiment, 1812 (Russia)-№38

Description: BASHKIR HORSE REGIMENTSIn 1798, by decree of Paul I, a canton system of government was introduced in Bashkiria. The Bashkir lands were divided into 16 territorial units (cantons), of which 11 were Bashkir and 5 were Mishars (Mishars, Meshcheryaks - a subethnos of the Tatars of the Middle Volga and Urals) cantons. By this decree, the Bashkirs were ranked among the military class. Bashkir cavalry now carried the "Cossack" service to protect the borders and participate in hostilities.During the wars with Napoleonic France, more than 20 Bashkir cavalry regiments were formed. Bashkir cavalry took part in the fighting since 1807 as part of the Russian army on the territory of Prussia. In the summer of 1812, during the retreat of the Russian army, the Bashkir cavalry took part in rearguard battles, later the Bashkirs took part in the battles of Tarutino, Maloyaroslavets and Borodino, in 1813 - 1814. participated in foreign campaigns and reached Paris. This pewter soldier is perfect for collectors and children ages 12-16. Intricate details and quality craftsmanship make it a timeless addition to any collection. Suitable for both boys and girls, this toy soldier is a great way to spark imagination and creativity. Add it to your collection or give it to a loved one and enjoy the charm of this classic toy. WARNING: The pewter soldiers were in a private collection for more than 10 years, they have been unpacked and may have scratches and partial chipping of paint. The price of the product is listed taking into account possible minor defects. Please see photos.

Price: 25 USD

Location: Jurmala

End Time: 2024-12-23T21:40:17.000Z

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