This Del Prado toy soldier depicts Marshal Murat, the King of Naples, during Napoleon's reign of power from 1751-1815. Made of painted lead, this military personnel figure is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts aged 17 and up. The toy soldier is part of the Napoleon at War series, and comes with a magazine for additional historical context. The figure represents Italian nationality and is produced by the renowned brand Del Prado.

This toy soldier is a great addition to any collection of historical figurines and is perfect for display or play. With its intricate details and quality craftsmanship, it is sure to impress both casual and serious collectors alike.

Marshall Murat was said by Napoleon to be a regiment if he had only 20 men fighting with him. Napoleon also called him his right hand.

After Napoleons failed German campaign in 1813, Murat sought peace with Austria in order to protect his Kingdom of Naples. Many of Napoleons military leaders never forgive him for what they saw as a betrayal.

Marshall Murat is in new unused unopened condition although there is a dent in the top of the plastic cover but the figure inside is unaffected. I bought the booklet in used condition to go with the Marshall. The staples in the booklet are rusted but apart from that, the booklet is in ok readable condition.