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General Custer by Richard Knotel One edition. £10.00

Reitende Artillerie im Vorgehen by R Knotel One edition. £40.00

Napoleons Escape From Leipzig on October 19th, 1813 by Richard Knotel 2 editions. £2.90 - £20.00

The Capture of General Cambronne by Richard Knotel. 4 editions. £2.90 - £22.00

73rd New York Volunteers Private (2nd Fire Zouaves) 1864 by Richard Knotel. One edition. £10.00

Now, East Prussia, Its Time! by Richard Knotel 2 editions. £2.90 - £20.00

The Arrival of General von Bulow by Richard Knotel. 2 editions. £16.00 - £20.00

Entry of the Allies into Paris on the 31st of March, 1814 by Richard Knotel 2 editions. £2.90 - £20.00

44th New York Volunteers Private (Ellsworth Avengers) 1861 by Richard Knotel. One edition. £10.00

Hessian Troops Near Chambord, 9th December 1870 by Richard Knotel. One edition. £20.00

The Retreat of the French Army by Richard Knotel. 2 editions. £20.00 - £24.00

53rd New York Volunteers (DEpineuil Zouaves) 1861 by Richard Knotel One edition. £10.00

The Victory Night of Belle-Alliance. June 18/19, 1815 By Richard Knotel (PC) One edition. £2.90

53rd New York Volunteers Officer (DEpineuil Zouaves) 1861 by Richard Knotel One edition. £10.00

The Death of Lt. Guido von der Lippe During the Pursuit of Murat by Richard Knotel. One edition. £20.00

Battle of Leipzig by Richard Knotel. One edition. £25.00

The Night of Victory at Belle-Alliance by Richard Knotel. 3 editions. £20.00 - £24.00

The Heroic Death of Major von Krosigk, 16th of October 1813 By Richard Knotel (PC) One edition. £2.90

In der Feuerlinie by R Knotel One edition. £40.00

The Battle of La Rothiere on February 1st 1814 by Richard Knotel 2 editions. £2.90 - £20.00

French Cavalry Breakthrough at the Battle of Kulm by Richard Knotel 2 editions. £2.90 - £20.00

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General Custer by Richard Knotel Copyright Anne S K Brown Collection.

Reitende Artillerie im Vorgehen by R Knotel No text for this item

Napoleons Escape From Leipzig on October 19th, 1813 by Richard Knotel Napoleons defeat at the Battle of Leipzig was a crucial turning point in the Napoleonic Wars. Facing a coalition of Russian, Prussian, Austrian, and Swedish forces, Napoleons army was outnumbered and despite some early successes, eventually overwhelmed. This culminated in heavy casualties and a retreat back towards the Rhine and onto the Battle of Hanau.

The Capture of General Cambronne by Richard Knotel. Depicting Colonel Hugh Halkett and the German Landwehr battalion Osnabruck capturing General Cambronne.

73rd New York Volunteers Private (2nd Fire Zouaves) 1864 by Richard Knotel. Copyright Anne S K Brown Collection.

Now, East Prussia, Its Time! by Richard Knotel Prince Carl of Mecklenburg with the second battalion of the 1st East Prussian Infantry Regiment in the Combat of Goldberg, August 23rd, 1813. The French would inflict massive damage to the Prince of Mecklenburgs division through artillery bombardments, this would force a retreat and secure the French victory at Goldberg.

The Arrival of General von Bulow by Richard Knotel. The picture shows Prussian troops cheering the arrival of General von Bulow after they had routed the French army.

Entry of the Allies into Paris on the 31st of March, 1814 by Richard Knotel King Frederick William III and the Emperor Alexander of Russia along with the Crown Princes and Johann Graf Radetzky von Radetz and Field Marshall Karl Philipp enter into Paris after the surrender of the French army and abdication of Napoleon during the War of the Sixth Coalition.

44th New York Volunteers Private (Ellsworth Avengers) 1861 by Richard Knotel. Copyright Anne S K Brown Collection.

Hessian Troops Near Chambord, 9th December 1870 by Richard Knotel. No text for this item

The Retreat of the French Army by Richard Knotel. No text for this item

53rd New York Volunteers (DEpineuil Zouaves) 1861 by Richard Knotel Copyright Anne S K Brown Collection.

The Victory Night of Belle-Alliance. June 18/19, 1815 By Richard Knotel (PC) Prussian Lutzows Lancers of the Prussian Army escort a Prussian Infantry Drummer who is mounted on one of Napoleons Horses of the Emperors retinue. During the evening of the battle of Waterloo.

53rd New York Volunteers Officer (DEpineuil Zouaves) 1861 by Richard Knotel Copyright Anne S K Brown Collection.

The Death of Lt. Guido von der Lippe During the Pursuit of Murat by Richard Knotel. No text for this item

Battle of Leipzig by Richard Knotel. No text for this item

The Night of Victory at Belle-Alliance by Richard Knotel. Historical art print showing the Prussian Lutzows Lancers of the Prussian Army escort a Prussian Infantry Drummer who is mounted on one of Napoleons Horses of the Emperors retinue. During the evening of the battle of Waterloo.

The Heroic Death of Major von Krosigk, 16th of October 1813 By Richard Knotel (PC) Heinrich Ferdinand von Krosigk was a Prussian major who was killed during the Battle of Leipzig. He died while leading his troops in combat amidst the intense fighting near Mockern.

In der Feuerlinie by R Knotel No text for this item

The Battle of La Rothiere on February 1st 1814 by Richard Knotel The Wurttemberg Dragoon Regiment Kronprinz breaking through the French line with a violent attack during the Battle of La Rothiere. A major reason for the French defeat at La Rothiere was the harsh snow drifts that swept across the Battlefield, which made columns of troops lose direction and cohesion, leaving them vulnerable to cavalry attack.

French Cavalry Breakthrough at the Battle of Kulm by Richard Knotel The Battle of Kulm was a considerably bloody battle for both the French forces and the Coalition forces. While ending in a overall French defeat, with General Vandamme being captured and the remaining French troops withdrawing - the casualties inflicted on the Coalition forces were not insignificant. Facing attacks from all sides by Russians, Austrians and Prussians the French would lose between 13,000 and 25,000 men - the coalition forces would lose around 12,000 as a result of the valiant defence put up by Vandammes troops. Seen here, Prussian General von Kleist is surprised by a French cavalry breakthrough.