70034 - British General Wolfe, 1759 Kit W. Britain Museum Collection The original statue was sculpted

The original statue was sculpted by Robert Tobernetz (1849-1895) and erected in 1893 to stand alongside another equestrian monument featuring Kaiser Wilhelm I which was unveiled a year earlier

A pair of captured British binos hangs on his chest

In the two decades between the end of World War 1 and the start of World War 2

Pious and eccentric

70034 - British General Wolfe, 1759 Kit W. Britain Museum Collection The original statue was sculptedNEW! IN STOCK! British General James Wolfe, 1759 Wolfe was commissioned in the Royal Marines at the age of 14, was made a brigade major at the age of 18, and a lieutenant colonel by 23. He was extolled by his troops for never asking more of them than he himself could endure. He was famous for carrying the same kit as his infantrymen: musket, cartridge box, and bayonet unheard of for officers of the day. During the Seven Years War, Wolfe found himself