 
A Full Blown Yankee of the Iron Brigade: Service with the Sixth Wisconsin Volunteers
Service with the Sixth
Wisconsin Volunteers. Dawes. The Iron Brigade was the only all-Western
brigade that fought in the eastern armies of the Union. Dawes, an officer
of the Iron Brigade's 6th Wisconsin, writes of his service from the
brigade's formation until his resignation in 1864. He gives detailed
accounts of daily life in the camp and of his involvement at many of the
major battles including Second Bull Run, Antietam, Fredericksburg,
Gettysburg, the Wilderness campaign and more.
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History of the 6th Wisconsin Battery: with roster of officers and members; also proceedings of Battery reunions, speeches, &c
This is an EXACT reproduction of a book
published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR'd book with strange characters,
introduced typographical errors, and jumbled words. |
6th Wisconsin Regiment: Officer, Drummer & Bugler
These handcrafted Civil War miniatures
artfully capture the essence of the 6th Wisconsin. The metal figures have
been painstakingly hand-painted to capture facial expressions and even
realistically replicate the wrinkles and creases of battle-worn uniforms.
1:32 scale. |
The Railroad Cut - Poster
Dale Gallon. On Wednesday morning, July 1, 1863, just west of Gettysburg,
the 6th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment charged the 2nd
Mississippi Volunteer Infantry Regiment in an attempt to capture Southern
forces sheltered in an abandoned railroad cut. Created to commemorate the
140th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg, this poster measures 24"x
17¼". |
The Railroad Cut - Framed Art
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. Print measures 15½"x 10½" including matte and wood
frame. |
The 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.
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Final Glory
"For God sake forward," shouted General John F. Reynolds,
exhorting his Second Wisconsin Infantry, the Iron Brigade, onward in a
surprise bayonet charge. More than half the Iron Brigade died fighting,
but in the end they routed and captured part of Archer's Brigade in Herbst's Woodlot on July 1, 1863. Print measures 13½"x 11" including matte
and frame.
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