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Painted by hand, this premium quality resin sculpture of leading Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee features an etched glass inscription of a Lee quote – “It is well that war is so terrible or we should grow too fond of it” – and a wood display base. Measures 7¼”x 6¼”x 10” and arrives ready to display.

My Friend, the Enemy

Mort Künstler. Having exchanged southern tobacco for the coffee ration issued to northern soldiers, a Confederate soldier and his Union counterpart discuss the war on Virginia’s Rappahannock River on December 25, 1862, following the terribly bloody battle that occurred at Fredericksburg a few weeks earlier. This stunning 30”x 23”, limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist.

This museum quality, hand painted resin sculpture depicting the CSS H.L. Hunley – a Confederate States of America submarine that became the first submarine to sink an enemy warship when it sank the USS Housatonic on February 17, 1864 – includes a wood base, measures 4½”x 12”x 4½”, and arrives ready to display.

The Stories of Lost Battles and Covert Missions Finally Revealed.
Utilizing reenactments, archival letters and original diary entries, this 4-DVD collection reveals the lesser known aspects of the Civil War in nine compelling documentaries: Tales of the Gun: Guns of the Civil War; The Lost Battle of the Civil War; The Most Daring Mission of the Civil War; April 1865; Battlefield Detectives: Antietam; Battlefield Detectives: Gettysburg; Battlefield Detectives: Shiloh; Secret Missions of the Civil War; and Eighty Acres of Hell. Color and B&W, 9 hrs. 53 min
 

Ghosts of Gettysburg Book Set

Mark Nesbitt, former Gettysburg Park Ranger, has gathered many ghost stories from other park rangers, visitors and people who live in the area to create this latest of 5 Ghosts of Gettysburg books!

Ghosts of Gettysburg Books

Railroad Cut Knife

Dale Gallon. On Wednesday morning, July 1, 1863, just west of Gettysburg, the 6th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment charges the 2nd Mississippi Volunteer Infantry Regiment in an attempt to capture Southern forces sheltered in an abandoned railroad cut. The artist has created this special image to commemorate the 140th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. Folding knife features a 3" blade. $11.95

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Baby Philadelphia Model Derringer

Made of zinc, this faithfully reproduced, non-firing model of a Baby Philadelphia derringer – the style of the single-shot derringer John Wilkes Booth used to assassinate President Lincoln on April 14, 1865 – features the same weight, feel and handling characteristics of the rare and expensive original, a working percussion firing mechanism, and a wood stock. Measures 6½” long. $39.95
 

Enfield Three-Band Percussion Rifle

This British pattern 1853 rifled musket was reliable, quick to load, accurate and a vast improvement over smoothbore Flintlock Muskets, making it the Confederate rifle of choice. 55" long. $249.00

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$10 Confederate Note

There were ten different denominations and seven different issues of Confederate currency between 1861 and 1864 - and now you can possess these real pieces of Southern history! Each $10 note measures approximately 4½"x 2¼" and arrives in circulated condition.

Hancock Plaque

Unique framed piece features a resin relief portrait of Winfield Scott Hancock with a Union flag border. Comes complete with nameplate and measures 10"x 13".

The Jennie Wade Story

In this Jennie Wade book, you will learn the history of this beautiful person and of her family before, during, and after the Battle of Gettysburg during the American Civil War. Reading this book will introduce you to the birth of Mary Virginia Wade "Jennie Wade" to the tragic death of this Gettysburg civilian during the fighting on July 3, 1863. Also the author sheds some light on a possible relationship with a young man named Jack Skelly who died of his wounds while fighting for the Union Army.
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88 pages
 

Devils in the Attic

Confederate Sharpshooters in the Schriver House. Andrew Chernak. During the Battle of Gettysburg, Confederates snipers found concealment in the attic of the Schriver House. This magnificently detailed pewter sculpture not only recalls the drama and ferocity of the fighting, but it also includes original wood from the Schriver House floorboards! Limited edition sculpture measures 5" high.

Little Round Top Gettysburg Framed Panel Print

Beautiful Framed photo of Little Round Top in Gettysburg, PA.

Burnside Bridge Large Framed Print

Burnside Bridge Framed Print. Battle of Antietam. Famous bridge of the Civil War. Burnside's Corps of 12,000 men were held up by about 450 Georgia Sharpshooters. The outnumbered Confederates drove back several Union advances toward the bridge.