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General James Longstreet Collectibles
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 Born:
January 8, 1821, Edgefield District, South Carolina
Died: Gainesville, Ga. January 2, 1904
Lieutenant James Longstreet commanded I Corps, Army of Northern Virginia during
the Battle of Gettysburg. General Robert E. Lee
referred to Longstreet as "My War Horse." Longstreet was
adamant throughout the entire battle at Gettysburg and thought the plans being
enacted were going to fail. These links of James Longstreet collectibles,
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Born to be Brothers
Dale Gallon
The day after the Confederate surrender on April 9,
1865, Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant offers a cigar to Confederate Gen. James
Longstreet at the Appomattox (Virginia) Court House. Telling about the
moving gesture later, Longstreet said, "Why do men fight who were born to
be brothers?" 31"x 22" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the
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General James Longstreet
James Longstreet, like many
other Southern loyalists, resigned his commission in the Federal Army on
June 1, 1861 to serve the Confederacy. As a Brigadier General, he first
saw action at the First Battle of Manassas and was eventually promoted to
the senior Lieutenant General of the Confederate Army. This limited
edition pewter sculpture is signed by the artist, includes an historical
background and is 4¼" high including solid walnut base.
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General James
Longstreet
The Confederacy's Most
Controversial Soldier. General James Longstreet fought in nearly every
campaign of the Civil War - from Manassas to Antietam, Fredericksburg,
Chickamauga and Gettysburg - and was present at the surrender at
Appomattox. Yet he was largely held to blame for the Confederacy's defeat
at Gettysburg. This book sheds new light on the controversial commander
and the man Robert E. Lee called "my old war horse.
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Longstreet at Gettysburg
Dale Gallon. Artwork features two prints of General James Longstreet
along with a CSA patch. On the top, in Old Pete, the General surveys the
Union defenses just prior to Pickett's Charge. In Road to Gettysburg,
Longstreet and his beloved First Corps march to Gettysburg. Piece measures
16"x 22" including matte and wood frame.
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Old Pete
Dale Gallon. At Gettysburg, a doubtful General
James Longstreet surveys the field toward Cemetery Ridge, where his troops
have been ordered to break the heavily defended Union position in an attack
that is today remembered as Pickett's Charge. Print measures 16"x 11"
including matte and wood frame.
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Lt. Gen.
James Longstreet on Horseback
This limited edition metal figure is hand
painted to capture every detail of Longstreet on his horse. 1:32 scale.
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Longstreet Medallion
These stunning medallions feature the bust of an individual general on the
obverse side and an image of the Confederate Naval Jack on the reverse.
Each is made of one troy ounce of pure silver, struck to proof quality,
and measures 1½" in diameter. Collect all 13 and display them in the
magnificent case!
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James Longstreet Caricature Mug
This 11oz. ceramic mug features a caricature and
short biography of James Longstreet.
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Confederate Generals of
the
Civil War - Poster
With images from the Library of Congress, this poster features 12
photographs and brief biographies covering P.G.T.
Beauregard, Benjamin Franklin Cheatham,
Patrick Ronayne Cleburne, Jubal
Anderson Early, Richard Stoddert
Ewell, "Stonewall"
Jackson, Robert Edward
Lee, James
Longstreet, George Edward Pickett,
Edmund Kirby Smith, J.E.B. Stuart and Joseph
Wheeler. 24"x 36" poster is printed on
heavy paper that is perfect for mounting or framing.
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