Tom Clark “Confederate & Union Soldiers” 1986/87 Carin Studios In North Carolina

Description: CONFEDERATE SOLDIER #1127 (January, 1986) As many soldiers were forced to do in the War Between the States, my soldier is wearing a mixture of uniforms. His stance shows bravery and pride in his Southland. His left hand is resting upon the pillar that displays his commanding general, Robert E. Lee; more importantly, his loyalty and spirit reside with the same general. I am indebted to C.O. Ray, our former plant manager, for his face of wisdom and courage. UNION SOLDIER #5011 (November, 1987) Like the Confederate Soldier, my Union Soldier is not a professional soldier, but a volunteer who has given up his livelihood at home. He may have been a stores keeper, lawyer, or farmer, but he has put that vocation aside to defend his country. Since the bulk of his time was spent in camp, I have depicted him at ease, with his coat unbuttoned and his holster removed. His belt buckle shows the USA insignia, and his two stripes indicate that he is a Corporal. The has-relief on the granite pillar depicts his commanding officer, General Ulysses S. Grant. Both my Confederate Soldier and my Union Soldier are equal in height, age and vigor. I wanted to underline the tragedy that this war was truly brother against brother. This Tom Clark figurine features a colorful gnome design with crushed pecan flour material. The figurine is a 1986/87 Carin Studios creation from North Carolina and is a part of the Limited Editions collection. It depicts both Confederate and Union Soldiers, making it an All Occasion decorative piece. The figurine has an all-over multicolor pattern and is themed around fantasy and the 1980s style. It is a perfect addition to any figurine collection or as a unique decorative piece for your home.

Price: 149.99 USD

Location: Cary, North Carolina

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Shipping Cost: 19.99 USD