Eustace de Ribeaumont, French King Standard-Bearer at Poitiers Battle  

During the siege of Calais of 1348, out of his walls, the king Edward III fought against Eustace de Ribeaumont in singular combat, but the fight was interrupted by the advance of the belligerent armies, being this made prisoner. Such it was the value that it demonstrated, that it was invited to sup on this night by the king and his gentlemen. During the dinner, the King Edward III said to him that more courageous gentleman had never seen and granted the freedom to him.  Some years later, during the Battle of Poitiers (1356), Eustace de Ribeaumont, would be the standard-bearer of the king of France Jean II.

Refence of the ALYMER printed catalogue, BF 3

54 mm white metal figure, assembled with tin welding; some figures may have small pieces of brass or copper. Hand-painted toy soldier with glossy finishment, matt finishment on request at no additional cost (request in comments when placing order).  Delivery times are aproximated and may change due to accumulation of work. Non contratual photography to being a craftsman product. The production stand my be different from the one fotographed. Hand made produced and painted in Spain.