TR023-A Tale of Two Catherines' Catherine Howard & Catherine Parr D-Day A shelter for street vendors

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The interaction between the mounted infantrymen and the Zulu warrior creates an exciting sense of movement and narrative

allowing collectors to create displays that tell deeper stories about the people behind history's battles

where determined firing lines held off repeated assaults against overwhelming odds

The combination of a battle-ready hoplite and a romantic mythological shield creates a fascinating contrast between warfare and storytelling

TR023-A Tale of Two Catherines' Catherine Howard & Catherine Parr D-Day A shelter for street vendorsCatherine Howard Catherine Howard was Henry VIII's fifth wife, marrying the King in 1540 when she was likely still in her teens. Renowned for her beauty and youth, she was affectionately called Henry's "rose without a thorn." However, accusations of adultery and treason led to her execution at the Tower of London in 1542, making her the second of Henry's wives to be beheaded. Catherine Parr Catherine Parr was Henry VIII's sixth and final wife.