Confederate Infantry Fifer Marching

This is toy soldier 31447 -  Confederate Infantry Fifer Marching

At the beginning of the Civil War, the Confederate Army faced the challenge of developing officer ranks and rank insignia. With each state forming its own army, confusion and discord arose as they drew from their own militia traditions and those of the regular U.S. Army. To indicate rank, officers wore a combination of bars or stars on their collar, as well as Austrian knots and gold striping on their uniform. This 1/30 scale figure captures the essence of a Confederate Infantry Fifer Marching, with a matte finish and intricate details. Add it to your collection today!

1/30 scale
Matte Finish

Single figure in box