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The Delhi Durbar

In October 1903, Mortimer Menpes published a book title "Durbar", which not only told the tale of his attending the Durbar but illustrated it in beautiful detail.  From the pages of this wonderful book and the photographs of Gertrude Bell comes the inspiration for the new Durbar range by WBritain.  Described in Menpes own words, here is the arrival of the Jaipur Elephant" "a huge elephant hung with emerald-green and surrounded by mahouts clothed in crimson, loomed in sight.  For two whole hours, this band of colour circled round the arena."  This set is sculpted in great detail style with connoisseur painting that shadows and highlights every wrinkle and fold.

Item #	Description	Price
22007	British 2nd Bn. - Gordon Highlanders - Route Liner, JUST RELEASED	$32.00
22008	Emblem-Bearers of Cutch on Camel No. 1, limited edition of 300, JUST RELEASED	$120.00
22009	Emblem-Bearers of Cutch on Camel No. 2, limited edition of 300, JUST RELEASED	$120.00
22010	British 2nd Bn. Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders - Route Liner, JUST RELEASED	$32.00
22011	Indian Army - 1st Skinner's Horse - Dismounted Route Liner, JUST RELEASED	$30.00
22012	Indian Army - 3rd Bengal Cavalry - Dismounted Route Liner,  JUST RELEASED	$30.00
22013	Delhi Street Facade No. 1 - "The Spice Merchant"  JUST RELEASED	$140.00
22014	Delhi Street Facade No. 2 - "The Cloth Merchant," JUST RELEASED	$120.00