37th New York Volunteers, Irish Rifles - Canvas Giclee

37th New York Volunteers, Irish Rifles - Canvas GicleeCanvas Giclee (printed as ordered) 25 Numbered Overall: 16" x 20" $550. 00 The color bearer of the Irish Rifles waves the distinctive green silk with gold embroidery Irish flag of the regiment.

Prinz Frederich Regiment

forced his way through the angry mob and led a guard of six men from Captain John Corrance’s Grenadier Company to relieve the sentry

the advance went well – the morning mist enshrouded the attacking column and enveloped them “like a mantle of death” as their brigade commander recalled

Months of constant campaigning had worn out their shoes

the full print size is 37

Hessian Regiment Rall Private

Grenadier Queen’s Rangers

Chasseurs and Grenadiers wore small black waxed mustaches whereas the battalion companies were clean shaven

there were no regular rifle troops in the United States Army between 1796-1807

Parker found the spot to commence his attack

the entire battalion was ordered to America as a major reinforcement to the regular forces on that continent under the command of General Thomas Gage

April 19th began what would lead to eight years of bloody conflict that would result in the 1783 Treaty of Paris and creation of a new nation