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"Pickettes Immortal charge at the Battle of Gettysburg". Classic large boxed set. 20 pieces. One box corner spilt. Some paint chips on the figures. Includes all paperwork. Limited Edition set #4. Most

DESCRIPTION: A 58 caliber bullet belonging to the Confederates in the Battle of Gettysburg. Attached to a labeled card. CIRCA: 1863 ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: 26mm x 15mm CONDITION: Oxidation consistent

Battle of Gettysburg Charge of the Confederates on Cemetery Hill Thursday Night July 2, 1863 Artist: Edwin Forbes Print Type: Wood Engraving<

Pair of Civil War Prints. "Battle of Gettysburg - Charge of the Confederates on Cemetery Hill, Thursday Evening, July 2d, 1863." Page 335. Signed AB in Lower Right. / On the back, "The plantation poli

1895 1ed Confederate States Civil War Battle Gettysburg Illustrated Lost Cause Joseph Derry’s “Story of the Confederate States” is a classic, late 19th-century account of Confederacy. This book,

Circa 1863 Civil War Stereoview; Depiction of doctors surveying the dead Union and Confederate soldiers at Gettysburg, PA battle field (Little Round Top?). Photographic stereoview is mounted on slight

Soldiers of the World Confederate General The Battle of Gettysburg 12" action figure. New in box, box has some shelf wear. No. 98383

CITALDEL BATTERY, CONFEDERATE FLAG AND "BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG"

- Eppa Hunton IV, Confederate Brigadier General CSA, “Lee’s Lieutenant&rdquo; and commanding officer at Gettysburg, U.S. Representative and Senator from Virginia, 8 th Virginia Infantry Major Eppa

(1808 – 1882) Confederate brigadier general and later Governor of Mississippi, colonel of the 21st Mississippi Infantry. At Gettysburg, Humphreys's regiment was part of the force that attacked

Confederate Brigadier General Barnard Elliott Bee Jr. (1824-1861) Signed Document. His biographical sketch reads, "Bee is best known for the battle cry 'There stands Jackson like a stonewall!' from wh

(1838-1916) Confederate brigadier general most noted for his role in his brother-in-law John H. Morgan's raid into Union territory to draw forces away from Gettysburg and Vicksburg. Good content war-d

(1827-1892) Confederate brigadier general who served under Robert E. Lee for the entirety of the war, fought with distinction at Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. Later a governor of North Carolina. Pa

FRY Birkett Davenport (1822-1891) was an adventurer, soldier, lawyer, cotton manufacturer, and a Confederate brigadier general in the American Civil War. A survivor of four battle wounds, he commanded

(1837-1908) Confederate brigadier general who served with Joseph E. Johnston at Vicksburg, fought in the Chickamauga campaign, and was captured after the Battle of Bentonville. Black ink signature as

(1838-1916) Confederate brigadier general most noted for his role in his brother-in-law John H. Morgan's raid into Union territory to draw forces away from Gettysburg and Vicksburg. A.L.S. &#8216;Basi

(1818-1899) Confederate brigadier general who fought with distinction at Gettysburg, the Crater, Big Bethel, and other major engagements, promoted to brigadier general in honor of his leadership at th

JOHN B. FLOYD (1806 - 1863) Secretary of War and Confederate brigadier general who transfered arms to the South prior to the war, later fled Ft. Donelson prior to the battle there. Manuscript D.S., 1p

1864 CIVIL WAR Burning of Chambersburg MAP Confederate General McCausland The Battle of Gettysburg has long been considered the most iconic Civil War to take place in Pennsylvania; however, other batt

(1806 - 1863) Secretary of War and Confederate brigadier general who transferred arms to the South prior to the war, later fled Ft. Donelson prior to the battle there. Bold signature adding 'Secretary

Civil War Confederate States bond $100, War Revue Loan, issued March 2, 1863 in Richmond, VA, 3 months before the Battle of Gettysburg, missing two coupons which were redeemed before the end of the wa

Civil War - Confederate soldiers attack Union lines with cannons in foreground; spooked horse hitched to a wagon being calmed by a handler at left; dead and wounded men visible on the ground or being

Bonnybrook Farm near Carlisle Cumberland County. The letter enumerates horses and feed taken by Confederates when they occupied Carlisle Pennsylvania on the eve of the Battle of Gettysburg. The single

We rejoin Richard Cleave, the Confederate artillery officer, as he experiences the battles of Gettysburg, Chickamauga, the Wilderness, and Spotsylvania; and whose journey finally ends at Appomattox. C