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The canoa has been called “Neptune’s Seahorse” and is a small, swift vessel used for short trips and trade. The most common boat in North America, it is often used for coastal...

A set of 4 pewter miniatures to mark fatigued, dead, drunk, or otherwise incapacitated units. 4 28mm unpainted lead free pewter miniatures

Made up primarily of fur traders and other hardy woodsmen, these French pioneers prove to be effective fighters and deadly accurate with their firelocks.

Deluxe Template Set includes : 1 Turning Gauge 1 Wind Direction Compass 2 Cohesion Template 1 Breach Marker 1 Stink Pot Template 12 Objective Markers (Some assembly required.)

These custom decks produced by Firelock Games represent the individual nationalities and include all relevant game data printed on the card faces.

These custom decks produced by Firelock Games represent the individual nationalities and include all relevant game data printed on the card faces.

This starter set includes 18 models and allows you to build any Spanish, English, French, Dutch, Scottish, or Portuguese Militia or Military Force as well as support for Danish and Swedish Militias...

These custom decks produced by Firelock Games represent the individual nationalities and include all relevant game data printed on the card faces.

Many colonies established early in the century brought over men armed with pikes. These are primarily to defend against attack from other European forces who could employ cavalry against them.

Many sailing crews are made up of diverse groups of people. Sailors from every coastal corner of Europe can be found aboard everything from merchantmen, to naval warships.

Many soldiers, especially in early years, in the American and West Indian colonies are often mercenaries hired to protect the interest of trade companies. Others, such as those of the Portuguese...

Jean-David Nau(Francois l’Olonnais) was a famous French Flibustier who was known both for his naval actions in the Caribbean and for his cruelty. His nickname was Francois l’Olonnais,...