Nelson, Andrew M. allhome the art they continue to

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Nelson, Andrew M. allhome the art they continue toAndrew M. Nelson, Alamo defender, son of John and Elizabeth (Mansfield) Nelson, was born in Tennessee in 1809. He was a single man. He served in the Alamo garrison and died in the battle of the Alamo on March 6, 1836. Model's are made of metal. The scale is 60mm or 1 30th or 2 inches tall approx. These are same highly detailed hand painted display models that the Briscoe uses in its own diorama.