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Vintage Werner Scholtz Austrian Seven Years’ War German Fusiliers – 58-Piece Tin Flat Figure Collection Offered here is a large vintage collection of **58 Werner Scholtz / Berliner Zinnfiguren tin flat military figures** depicting Austrian/German Fusiliers from the **Seven Years’ War (1756–1763)**. The figures are **stamped Scholtz**, confirming the Werner Scholtz attribution. The original collector's handwritten identification label on the storage box reads: **“Austria – 7 Years’ War German Fusiliers – Advancing, Profile”** The original inventory label also identifies a variety of troop and command figures within the grouping, including: * Fusiliers * Color / standard bearer * Drummers * Officers * NCOs * Sapper * Advancing infantry in profile The collection contains **58 pieces total**. This is a coherent historical military grouping rather than a miscellaneous assortment, with the majority of the figures representing advancing fusiliers accompanied by the appropriate command, musician and specialty figures. The original red storage box is additionally handwritten **“1760”** and **“advancing,”** corresponding to the Seven Years’ War period represented by the figures. The figures remain primarily in their original unpainted metal finish. **CONDITION:** Vintage pre-owned condition with varying degrees of age and storage wear. Expect oxidation, tarnishing, discoloration, casting imperfections and bends. Traditional tin flat figures are extremely delicate. Long muskets, swords, flag poles and other thin projections may be bent, detached, incomplete or missing. The original storage box shows substantial age and wear including handwriting, labels, staining, scuffs and general storage wear. Please examine all photographs carefully for the exact contents and condition. **58 pieces total. Figures are Werner Scholtz stamped. Everything is being sold together exactly as found.** An excellent collection for enthusiasts of **Werner Scholtz, Berliner Zinnfiguren, Austrian military history, Seven Years’ War miniatures, 18th-century Fusiliers, German tin flats and historical military dioramas.**