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Lewis
Addison Armistead
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Lewis
Addison Armistead was born in 1817 in New Berne, NC. During the Battle of
Gettysburg, Lewis Armistead commanded a brigade in
George Pickett's division of
James Longstreet's I Corps.
He was mortally wounded during the famous charge made on the Union Center on
Cemetery Ridge later known as Pickett's Charge. Brigadier General Lewis
Armistead died in a Federal Hospital on July 5, 1863. Armistead's highest
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Forward With The Colors
Brig. General Lewis A.
Armistead leads the gallant remnants of Pickett's Division into the Union
lines at the "High Water Mark" at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863. Print measures
15"x 11" including matte and frame.
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The Day is Ours
Brigadier General Lewis
Armistead leads the heroic and tragic moments of Pickett's Charge at the
High Water Mark at Gettysburg on July 3, 1863. Print measures 11½"x 13¾"
including matte and wood frame.
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On They
Came with Flags Flying
Mort Künstler. Under a terrible fire
from the Union guns of Cemetery Ridge at Gettysburg, Confederate General
Lewis Armistead rallies his men forward by placing his hat on his sword.
Moments later he is mortally wounded and his men are driven back, ending
the assault known to history as Pickett's Charge. 35"x 19½" limited
edition print is signed and numbered by the artist.
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High
Water Mark
Dave Joswick. On July 3, 1863, General Lewis Armistead led the remaining
men in Pickett's Division into the strongly defended Union forces at the
High Water Mark. This 76"x 9" colored and laminated panoramic photograph
includes monuments to: the Army of the Potomac, Little Round Top, General
Alexander Stewart Webb, various artillery units, and others, all
identified on the print's border.
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Lewis
Addison Armistead
This pewter sculpture commemorates General Armistead as he appeared on his
final, ill-fated attack on the Federal lines at the High Water Mark.
Measures 6½" tall including the solid walnut base.
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Lewis
Armistead "Cold Steel"
General Armistead leads his men through the "bloody angle" with the cry,
"Give them the cold steel, boys!" on his final charge toward the Union
lines at Gettysburg on July 3, 1863. This hand-painted 1:32 scale metal
figure depicts this poignant moment at the end of Pickett's Charge.
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Follow Me, Boys! Stein
This authentic German stein
features two paintings from famed Civil War artist Mort Künstler. Follow
Me, Boys! features General Armistead leading his men on Pickett's Charge
while Chamberlain's Charge features the heroic professor-turned-warrior as
he leads his 20th Maine down the southwestern slope of Little Round Top.
20 oz. stoneware stein features a genuine pewter lid and measures 8½"
high.
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Gettysburg
and Stories of Valor
Civil War Minutes III. Narrated by Keith Carradine, this 2-DVD set features
a stirring collection of heroic stories from the Civil War. Disc one
features stories from Gettysburg, including Strong Vincent's defense of
Little Round Top, the mysterious Devil's Den photographs,
Winfield Scott
Hancock's wounding and Lewis Armistead's secret distress call. Disc
two focuses on stories from Andersonville prison, medical and surgical
history, and Jefferson Davis. 3 hours.
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