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Battleaxe Collection (#3)

In the midst of a fierce battle, the clash of steel against steel reverberates through the air




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In the midst of a fierce battle, the clash of steel against steel reverberates through the air. Robert Bruce, King of Scotland, stands tall and resolute, facing his opponent Sir Henry de Bohun with unwavering determination. This encounter between two mighty warriors will forever be etched in history. As an ancient Egyptian soldier marches forward on the battlefield, his clothing billows in the wind. Donning a skirt-like garment and armed with an axe and shield, he epitomizes strength and courage. The artist E Harding captures Robert I's regal presence in a stunning portrait. The king's piercing gaze reflects his indomitable spirit as he leads his people into battle. Marie Stuart's execution is depicted in haunting detail - a tragic end to her tumultuous life. The engraving serves as a reminder that even royalty can fall victim to political turmoil and power struggles. The murder of Thomas a Becket unfolds before our eyes in vivid chromolitho colors. It showcases the brutal consequences when religion clashes with authority, leaving no one safe from its grip. At the Battle of Bannockburn, Robert the Bruce faces off against Henry de Bohun once more. In this color lithograph, we witness Bruce's triumph over his English adversary - a pivotal moment that solidifies Scottish independence. Clovis I demonstrates ruthless determination as he prepares to slay his relative Ragnachar after their fateful battle. Power knows no bounds when it comes to securing dominance over rival factions. A daring ambush unfolds amidst picturesque Italian landscapes during an invasion by soldiers ready for combat ashore. Their bravery shines through as they seize opportunities for victory at every turn. The Creek Indians unleash chaos upon Fort Mims in Alabama; their merciless attack leaves no room for mercy or escape. Engraved forever is this grim reminder of humanity's capacity for violence during times of conflict. Lictors ride proudly ahead of consuls in ancient Rome, their presence symbolizing the might and authority of the empire.