Unconquered, 1st Tennessee Colorbearer, 1863 - Canvas Giclee

Unconquered, 1st Tennessee Colorbearer, 1863 - Canvas GicleeCanvas Giclee (printed as ordered) 15 SNumbered Overall: 35" x 24" $700. 00 Early on the morning of July 1st, General Henry Heth started his division from around Cashtown to Gettysburg to find a much needed supply of shoes. The battle hardened brigade of General James J. Archer's Tennessee & Alabama troops would lead the way. After marching about three miles Archer's column discovered Federal cavalry in a field off to their right front. The 5th

Butler sent his legions in a two-pronged attack against the Confederate forces defending their capital – one would advance in the direction of Confederate Fort Harrison and the other would set its sights on the Rebel earthworks defending the New Market Road

The third format is a Open Edition Giclee Printed on German 100% Cotton Rag Art Paper which comes with a Signed Certificate of Authenticity and is embossed with Mr

On October 19

where they built a fort in the town cemetery which was called Ft

Private of the 2nd New Hampshire Regiment

1780 helped revive the morale of the Whigs in South Carolina just when the situation seemed darkest

This format is a Canvas Giclee Limited Edition of 45 that is approximately  25" by 36" and is $725

and in their precipitate pursuit of Bragg

American Revolution

furthered the hope for independence

Grenadier Burgoyne Campaign

loaded two balls in his weapon before firing