1) The bronze sculpture, THEY STOOD TALL, depicts two Civil War soldiers, with both holding percussion muskets. One has a "U.S." marked belt buckle, while the second has a "C.S.A". marked belt buckle. Signed by Wayne E. Hyde, with 2002 date and numbered "3/8". Measures 19"x16"x8 1/2", with a marble base. 2) The bronze sculpture, BIVOUAC, a Civil War era term for camping without a tent, depicts three percussion muskets leaned up together. Hanging from the guns is a hat, canteen, and two ammunition pouches, one with C.S. markings. Below the guns, laying on the rocks, there is another C.S. marked pouch on a belt with a C.S.A. belt buckle and a bayonet with scabbard and frog. Signed by James Nathan Muir, with 1987 date. Measures 25 1/2" tall, with 11 1/2" triangular rotating wooden base.

1) Excellent overall. 2) Very good, with one of the bayonet tips broken off.