Cecil C P Lawson

Someone who was a pioneer of interest in the French and Indian war was British military historian CCP Lawson. I imagine he was an influence on Ron Embleton. He did a lot of colour pictures of Rangers and the 60th and so on - I can't find any so if you have any send them to me and I'll put them up. Here is his Regiment de la Reine.

Another bark shelter

This one is in the background of the portrait of Guy Johnson by West. See more of West's Indians here

Bark shelter by Gary Zaboly

Used by Natives, Rangers and other irregulars.

A couple of photos

Some more images scanned from old photos from the late 90s.

Woodland Indian reenactment

When I started off reenacting the F&I in this country I was lucky enough to recruit people who had already years of experience recreating Indians privately. Once they were reassured that it was going to be done well they soon brought in their friends. Here's a few old photos Sue uncovered today from an old publicity folder. They are Greg (b/w), Chikala (colour) and me with Penny in front of the wigwam and the two head shots Bob and Span.

Seven Years War at Terezin

Impressed by these photos. Hope you are enjoying them too.

Compagnies Détachées

According to what I've read there was some 1,000 troops labelled Compagnies Détachées at Louisbourg at the siege. Anyone have any idea what they were and where they came from?