This set is being produced in a limited issue of only 750 signed & numbered production sets. The sets include a numbered certificate/informational sheet signed by Don Troiani.
(M18753) ORIGINALLY $60.00 EACH REDUCED TO $30.00 EACH
This hand painted pewter set is being produced in a limited issue of only 750 production sets. The sets include a numbered certificate/informational sheet signed by Don Troiani.
This feisty Irish Regiment was formed in the early 1850's in New York City. In 1859 the Regiment elected a new Colonel, Michael Corcoran. With the outbreak of the Civil War the 69th recruited rapidly to war strength. In less than two weeks after the attack on Fort Sumter the 69th left New York. Thomas Francis Meagher, a Irish-American activist immediately began recruiting his own company to be added to the 69th. Meagher had no trouble recruiting his "Irish Zouaves" and company K jointed the Regiment within a month. During its service the regiment lost by death, killed in action, 8 officers, 154 enlisted men; of wounds received in action, 5 officers, 94 enlisted men; of disease and other causes, 2 officers, 149 enlisted men; total, 15 officers, 397 enlisted men; aggregate, 412; of whom I officer and 63 enlisted men died in the hands of the enemy.
(M18754) ORIGINALLY $60.00 EACH REDUCED TO $30.00 EACH
This hand painted pewter set is being produced in a limited issue of only 2000 production sets. The sets include a numbered certificate/informational sheet signed by Don Troiani.
The Fifth Texas Infantry Regiment was organized at Richmond, Virginia, during October 1861. They fought at Eltham's Landing (May 7), Seven Pines {Fair Oaks} (May 31-June 1), Seven Days Battles (June 25-July 1), Oak Grove {French's Field, King's School House} (June 25) Beaver Dam Creek {Mechanicsville, Ellerson's Mill} (June 26), Gaines Mill {1st Cold Harbor} (June 27-28), Savage Station (June 29), Glendale {Welson's Farm, Frazer's Farm, White Oak Swamp} (June 30), Malvern Hill {Pointdexter's Farm} (July 1), Freeman's Ford (August 22), 2nd Bull Run {2nd Manassas, Gainesville} (August 28-30), South Mountain {Boonsborough Gap} (September 14), Antietam {Sharpsburg} (September 17), {Marye's Heights} (December 13), Washington Siege (April 4), Suffolk Siege (April 11 - May 4), Gettysburg (July 1-3), Chickamauga (September 19-20), Chattanooga Siege (September 23 - October 30), Battle of Wauhatchie (October 28 - 29), Knoxville Siege (November 17 - December 4), The Wilderness (May 5-7), Spotslyvania Court House (May 8-21), North Anna (May 23-26), Cold Harbor (June 1-3), Petersburg Siege (June - March, 1865), New Market Heights (September 29), Chaffin's Farm (September 29) ,Fort Gilmer (September 29-30) 'Darbytown Road (October 7), Appomattox Court House (April 9).
(M18755) ORIGINALLY $145.00 EACH REDUCED TO $40.00 EACH
This regiment was organized in May 1861 primarily from men in Gibson and Dyer counties of Tennessee. The 12th Tennessee CSA fought at Belmont, Shiloh and Murfreesboro, suffering severe casualties.
(M18757) ORIGINALLY $60.00 EACH REDUCED TO $30.00 EACH