Scroll down the page to view a wide variety of outstanding prints by several well known artists. Many of the wooden frames show scattered minor scratches and nicks. Any unusually noticeable blemishes are noted in the descriptions below. All of the prints and mats are in excellent condition. Note: Some images show reflections from lights in our showcases and glare from the flash of our digital camera.
This print portrays the vaunted Tiger Rifles of Wheat's 1st Special Battalion as they would have appeared in 1861. This unit, feared by both sides for their ferocious behavior, was composed of the roughest element of New Orleans.
"Tiger Rifles" 1050 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Prints 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Artist Proofs 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Publisher Proofs Image Size: 11 3/8" x 14 1/2
We have three copies of this print in stock, each selling for $100.00:
(12-743) Print is unframed and is flat on acid-free board in acid-free plastic. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #55/80.
(12-744) Print is unframed and is flat on acid-free board in acid-free plastic. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #34/80.
(12-745) Print is unframed and is flat on acid-free board in acid-free plastic. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #36/80.
(12-743), (12-744) or (12-745) $100.00 each
The 79th NY Vol. Infantry was one of the Civil War's most strikingly garbed units. They were in the forefront of such battles as South Mountain and Antietam.They served with the 9th Corps at places like Vicksburg, the Wilderness and Spottsylvania.
"79th New York State Militia" 1050 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Prints 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Artist Proofs 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Publisher Proofs Image Size: 11 3/8" x 14 1/2
We have two copies of this print in stock, each selling for $75.00:
(12-741) Print is unframed and is flat on acid-free board in acid-free plastic. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #55/80.
(12-742) Print is unframed and is flat on acid-free board in acid-free plastic. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #34/80.
(12-741) or (12-742) $75.00 each
Framed with plexiglass. Numbered 1334/4000. A farewell scene set in Winchester, VA in 1862.
(L11156) Originally $350.00 REDUCED TO $275.00
August 9, 1862. It was the moment of crisis at the battle of Cedar Mountain. Hand to hand fighting sent the left wing of Stonewall Jackson's army reeling back in confusion. Jackson realized he needed to rally his men. He raised his sword, rusted to the scabbard, grabbed a battle flag, and shouted to his men "Jackson is with you, rally brave men, and press forward"!
"Jackson Is With You!" 1500 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Prints 100 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Artist Proofs 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Publisher Proofs Image Size: 26 3/4" x 20"
We have three copies of this print in stock, each reduced to $280.00:
(12-168) Print is unframed and shrunk-wrapped. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #34/80.
(12-168) Print is unframed and shrunk-wrapped. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #36/80.
(12-168) Print is unframed and shrunk-wrapped. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #55/80.
(12-168) Originally $350.00 each REDUCED TO $280.00 EACH
Fredericksburg December 12, 1862 at quick march, the men of the Irish Brigade cross the Rappahannock River into the town of Fredericksburg to meet their fate at the calamitous forthcoming battle. As they cross, passing generals Meagher and Hancock, the band strikes up the jaunty Irish tune Garryowen.
"Garryowen" 1000 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Prints 100 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Artist Proofs 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Publisher Proofs Image Size: 17" x 33 7/8"
Print is unframed and is flat on acid-free board in acid-free plastic. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #34/80.
(12-719) Originally $225.00 REDUCED TO $180.00
Just after noon September 17, 1862, the Battle of Antietam took a critical turn for Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia. Gen. James Longstreet saw the Union attackers were advancing fast; he summoned every piece of artillery to take up position in the Piper Farm apple orchard. After their cannoneers dropped, wounded or dead, Longstreet's staff members dismounted and began working the pieces themselves.
"Battery Longstreet" 1000 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Prints 100 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Artist Proofs 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Publisher Proofs Image Size: 26 3/4" x 20 "
Print is unframed and is flat on acid-free board in acid-free plastic. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #55/80.
(12-723) Originally $225.00 each REDUCED TO $180.00
December 11, 1862, the men of the 20th Massachusetts (Harvard Regiment) work their way through the town of Fredericksburg, VA. Met with fierce resistance by the Confederates, the 20th Mass. Found themselves engaged in street fighting at close quarters. Although a dreadful slaughter ensued, the town of Fredericksburg was now in Union hands.
"Fire On Caroline Street" 1300 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Prints 100 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Artist Proofs 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Publisher Proofs Image Size: 20" x 29 1/4"
We have two copies of this print in stock, each reduced to $160.00:
(12-214) Print is unframed and shrunk-wrapped. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #34/80.
(12-214) Print is unframed and shrunk-wrapped. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #55/80.
(12-214) Originally $200.00 each REDUCED TO $160.00 EACH
With certificate of authenticity and limitation, 314/650, signed and dated 1994. Measures 12 x15.5", triple-mounted in blue, light gray & dark gray, mounted in glassed, fine, cherry frame measuring 20.5 x 25". Fine scene of Gen. Lee and headquarters soldier grouped around his headquarters flag, a Confederate 1st national flag w/two additional stars at bottom for slave-holding border states Kentucky and Missouri. Print & frame in magnificent condition.
(12-176) Originally $175.00 REDUCED TO $140.00
Early morning, Thursday July 2, 1863, Gen. Robert E. Lee surveys the Union position from a tree line along Seminary Ridge, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. While in quiet thought as to his next move, Lt. Col. Charles Marshall, Major John W. Fairfax and Lt. Gen. A.P. Hill await his decision.
"Decision At Dawn" 1000 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Prints 75 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Artist Proofs 65 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Publisher Proofs Image Size: 20" X 23 1/2"
We have two copies of this print in stock, each reduced to $320.00:
(12-157) Print is unframed and shrunk-wrapped. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #36/65.
(12-204) Print is unframed and shrunk-wrapped. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #25/65.
(12-157) or (12-204) Originally $400.00 each REDUCED TO $320.00 EACH
On a hot July 2, 1863 the men of the 5th Texas advanced up the rocky slope to the climax of their ill-fated assault on Little Round Top.
"Little Round Top" 1500 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Prints 100 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Artist Proofs 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Publisher Proofs Image Size: 26 3/4" X 20"
We have two copies of this print in stock, each reduced to $240.00:
(12-166) Print is unframed and shrunk-wrapped. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani.
(12-166) Originally $300.00 REDUCED TO $240.00
July 3, 1863 the 69th Pennsylvania volunteer infantry waged a heroic forward battle against a wall of Confederates 12,000 men strong. The Confederates charged into the 69th right flank, where the contest became hand-to-hand. The 6th held their ground at the Battle of Gettysburg.
"Rock of Erin" 1500 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Prints 100 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Artist Proofs 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Publisher Proofs Image Size: 26 3/4" x 20"
We have two copies of this print in stock, each reduced to $280.00:
(12-167) Print is unframed and shrunk-wrapped. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #36/80.
(12-167) Print is unframed and shrunk-wrapped. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #55/80.
(12-167) Originally $350.00 each REDUCED TO $280.00 EACH
July 3, 1863, the brigade of Richard B. Garnett presses toward the copse of trees in the desperate assault commonly known as Pickett's Charge. In moments Garnett will be shot dead and many of his men killed or wounded in their valiant attempt to break the Union center. Following directly behind, is Gen. Lewis Armistead, hat on sword leading his brigade to immortal glory.
"Toward the Angle" 1000 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Prints 100 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Artist Proofs 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Publisher Proofs Image Size: 18" x 34"
We have two copies of this print in stock, each reduced to $180.00:
(12-726) Print is unframed and is flat on acid-free board in acid-free plastic. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #34/80.
(12-727) Print is unframed and is flat on acid-free board in acid-free plastic. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #55/80.
(12-726) or (12-727) Originally $225.00 each REDUCED TO $180.00 EACH
Irish-born General Patrick R. Cleburne leading his troops at the battle of Franklin, Tennessee November 30,1864. After the General's horse had been shot out from under him, and a remount suffering the same fate, he continued to lead his men on foot. Last seen charging into thick smoke, his body was recovered the next day where he had been killed.
"General Patrick Cleburne" 1000 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Prints 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Artist Proofs 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Publisher Proofs Image Size: 29 1/2" x 20"
We have two copies of this print in stock, each selling for $225.00:
(12-734) Print is unframed and is flat on acid-free board in acid-free plastic. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #34/80.
(12-735) Print is unframed and is flat on acid-free board in acid-free plastic. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #36/80.
(12-734) or (12-735) $225.00 each
A commander of an Army of Northern Virginia Infantry surveys the horizon, waiting to lead his men forward towards the sound of battle.
"Colonel Of The Confederacy" 1250 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Prints 75 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Artist Proofs 65 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Publisher Proofs Image Size: 11 5/8" x 20"
Print is unframed and shrunk-wrapped. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #34/65.
(12-158) $125.00
Presented here is a fine, Civil War limited edition print that depicts troopers of The Ringgold Cavalry, a.k.a. Company "A", 22nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry, in the field during combat operations. The regiment was formed in Monongahela, PA in 1847 as part of the State militia during the Mexican War and named for a Pennsylvania hero of that conflict, Samuel Ringgold. On June 29, 1861, the Ringgold Cavalry became the first Union Cavalry Volunteers to enlist in the Federal Army for three years. Most of the troopers were from Washington County in the State, and along with other cavalry companies from the county, they were known collectively as the Ringgold Battalion. They unit remained an independent force until March 1864 when it re-enlisted at Cumberland, PA and became integrated with the 22nd PA Cavalry regiment. The Ringgold boys took part in more than 72 major engagements during the 52 months in the field. In July 1863, several 'Ringgolds' were the first Yankee soldiers to enter Virginia in pursuit of Confederates retreating from the Battle of Gettysburg. The 'Ringgolds' were a hard-fought combat unit and gained the respect of friends and foes alike during the war. Their prowess as scouts and as experts in guerrilla warfare saw them serve in detached groups under more that 45 Northern generals, including Generals Rosecrans, Averell and Custer. This quality limited edition image is printed on museum paper, doubled matted and housed in a modern wooden frame. Backside of the frame is sealed in brown paper backing and is complete and ready to hang on the wall. The signed and numbered (#21 of 350) certificate of authenticity in included with this most desirable Civil War print.
(503-10) $225.00
Here stand the raw American militia in the main redoubt at Breed's Hill as they are about to fire upon the seemingly endless advancing ranks of British regulars. Colonel Prescott stands on the works with his sword ready to give the famous command that would reshape American history forever.
"Bunker Hill" 1050 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Prints 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Artist Proofs 80 Signed, Serial Numbered Limited Edition Publisher Proofs Image Size: 29 1/2" x 20"
(12-728) Print is unframed and is flat on acid-free board in acid-free plastic. "Publisher Proof" signed by Don Troiani PP #55/80.
(12-728) $150.00