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A Brave Commanding Officer Figures like this one were mainly positioned near the battle chariots of the First emperor’s Terracotta Army. His long, flap cap and elaborately braided hair indicated this rank as a commanding officer. He may have held a long weapon, such as a dagger-axe in his right hand and a sword in his left. Notice that his armor only covers the front part of his body--a sign of bravery. As depicted from the display description.

Hi, Because of constant theft of my copyrighted photographs, I have been forced to add a Copyright Watermark on all my recent photographs. PLEASE BE ASSURED, ANY ITEM PURCHASED WILL NOT CONTAIN A WATERMARK. As you will see, my subjects are wide and varied. Many of my photographs capture only part of the location which can tell more of a story than the entire scene. Take a minute in your busy life and look at what I photographed. Photography has always been one of the great loves of my life. I hope to share with you, some of my moments as seen from behind the lens. My Vietnam experience as a 22 year old can be found in the digital collections of the Library of Congress. Perform a Google search for the 'Allan Stuart Levin...