95th Rifles, Captain Cameron, Retreat to Corunna 1809, Painted, C56f

Captian Alexander Cameron, has been described as,"an undaunted soldier,skilful leader whom all soldiers love to follow". He joined the 95th in style, raising a company of highlanders with pipers before marching south to join the Experimental Corps of Riflemen in 1800.
In 1808 the 1st/95th were tasked with providing Sir John Moore's Rear-guard during the dreadful retreat to Corunna. Cameron, by now a veteran held his starving troops together, fighting off the French, buying time for the British embarkation.
Cameron's last major commend was of the 1/95 at Waterloo where he was severely wounded. The
sculpture depicts Cameron during the retreat to Corunna and is the 200th Anniversary piece of the Rifle Brigade. It is a limited edition.
Stands 8" tall,

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