Drums along the Mohawk (27 APR)

Walter D. Edmonds wrote about the area of upstate New York, and detailed the lives of pioneer farmers along the Mohawk River during the American Revolution.
Edmonds wrote "The Matchlock Gun," which was about a 10-year-old boy defending his home against Indians in colonial New York, and won the Newbery Medal for Children's Literature in 1942. He also wrote about four women captives of Indians in 1778 in his 1947 book "In the Hands of the Senecas". Edmonds' books are considered the richest body of fiction about the time and region since the works of James Fenimore Cooper.

The initial sets for this series will include militia, wagoneers, and more girls with guns, all suitable for the American Revolution and French and Indian War periods.

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DAM05a Two Civilians Loading & Firing DAM05a $80.00	DAM03a Two Civilians Walking DAM03a $80.00	DAM01 Civilian Charging DAM01 $42.00	DAM02 Two Boys Skirmishing DAM02 $80.00
DAM05b Two Civilians Loading & Firing DAM05b $80.00	DAM03b Two Civilians Walking DAM03b $80.00	DAM07a Two Civilians Loading and Firing DAM07a $80.00	DAM06b Two Civilians Loading DAM06b $80.00
DAM06a Two Civilians Loading DAM06a $80.00	DAM07b Two Civilians Loading and Firing DAM07b $80.00	John Jenkins RFB05A Girls with Guns #1 RFB05A $80.00	John Jenkins RFB06B Girls with Guns #4 RFB06B $80.00
John Jenkins RFB06A Girls with Guns #3 RFB06A $80.00	John Jenkins RFB05B Girls with Guns #2 RFB05B $80.00	BAL-10 Conestoga Wagon BAL10 $98.00

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