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Lookin' good!

Great photo. My best regimental collection is for the 13U, so I might be a little partial--just a little--maybe. I have a shooting cord just like that one.

You can just see the pride radiating from this trooper. Great photo. Notice that he has a lance shoe on his left stirrup. Since lances are normally carried on the right side, can we assume that he had a shoe on both sides? I haven't seen this in other photos.

For all of you fathers out there, I hope that you have a happy and blessed day. That also goes for you fathers in countries that do not celebrate when we do in the USA.

Thanks for showing this beautiful grouping.

That's really a nice photo. I like it!!

He is a proud trooper, tall in the saddle. Love that moustache.

Very nice, but I am partial to Imperial cavalry as you already know.

What a beautiful restoration job.

Yes, I see what you are talking about. Thanks for pointing that out.

I wonder how they guide their mounts. In photos of kettle drummers, reins attached to stirrups are evident. I don't see that here.

Nice photo.

Thank you and a blessed Easter to you all.

Very nice. I don't think that there are very many of these around. You and I were both lucky to find one.

I agree with Alan. A stamping die would have sharp detail definition, not the "fuzzy" detail that this piece demonstrates. JMHO.

Okay, thank you. I should have known that, but I didn't think it through.

I notice that the white half of the pennant is in the down position, which is contrary to most photos that I have seen.

Beautiful!

Looking good Steve.

I was at the show Steve, but I didn't see you.