Beersheba
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Introducing the Beersheba Turn the Tide Light Horse Limited Edition Figurine - a masterpiece for Army personnel. Read more..
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This limited-edition cold cast bronze figurine commemorates the heroic charge of the 4th Light Horse Brigade at Beersheba on 31 October 1917. In a daring cavalry charge across open desert, 800 men of the 4th and 12th Light Horse Regiments overcame Turkish defenders and secured the town. This victory paved the way for the capture of Jerusalem in December 1917. The masterfully sculpted figurine depicts a horse and rider leaping over a trench, capturing the intensity of the moment. The artwork is enhanced by a crystal internally engraved with the 1904 Rising Sun badge, symbolizing the bravery of our soldiers in the Great War. This one-of-a-kind artwork is a true testament to the courage and sacrifice of our troops.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Colour: Antique bronze
Material: Cold cast bronze
Dimensions:
Limited edition volume: 5000
Excellent
Well presented.
Excellent
Well presented.
Fantastic piece of art work
Absolutely brilliant
Beautiful figurine
I am amazed at how big it is i adore it
Very happy with the product, but disappointing that a few days after I purchased my second limited addition Beersheba Turn The Tide Light Horse figurine that you then had a promotion to give away a light horse bear with the same purchase. Would have thought buying two of these since ANZAC day - you would send me one as agift.
As above
The figurine looks good and is well made. The internal LED light lasts for approximately 10 days when switched on 24/7. Runs on 3 AAA batteries. Not my intention but makes a good night light. Perhaps make it with optional AC/Mains plug? Other than that it's a handsome momento to commemorate a historic event in Australian history.
Astonishing piece of art captivating an astounding victory in the face certain failure.
