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BATTLE AT KING’S MOUNTAIN – DON TROIANI
#5 in the Battles That Forged A Nation Series. Number 84 of 500. Copyright 2006. The Battle of King's Mountain, South Carolina , October 7, 1780. Patriot forces crush a Loyalist army led by Patrick… (L13258). Learn More »
JACKSON IS WITH YOU: BATTLE OF CEDAR MOUNTAIN, AUGUST 9, 1862 – DON TROIANI
Number 833/1500. Copyright 1997. Features the 21st Virginia. Overall measures 30 7/8” x 24 3/4”. Excellent condition; unframed. We do not have the Certificate of Authenticity from the… (977-35). Learn More »
“AT ALL TIMES READY” BY DON STIVERS
Print depicts Lieutenant Israel Green and a detachment of U.S. Marines at Harper's Ferry, October 18, 1859 by artist Don Stivers. Stivers Publishing, Waterford, VA. Measures 29 x 22 ½”; signed… (465-563). Learn More »
SELECTION OF UNFRAMED PRINTS BY DON TROIANI
Below is a list of a large selection of unframed prints by famed military artist Don Troiani. Each is listed with our item code, the title of the print, the number on the print, size in inches,… (1000-). Learn More »
FRAMED PRINT, “EVENING SUN, FORT SUMTER”
This beautiful print of Fort Sumter at sunset by Conrad Wise Chapman was produced by The Museum of the Confederacy in 1973. It is numbered 875 out of 1000. It is signed at the lower right corner by… (933-20). Learn More »
THE FIRST BATTLE FLAGS, CENTREVILLE, VIRGINIA, NOVEMBER 28, 1861 – DON TROIANI
Number 553/1150. Copyright 1999. Depiction of the presentation of battle flags to Longstreet’s 2nd Division. Overall measures 31” x 24 3/4”. Excellent condition; unframed. Accompanied by… (P13390). Learn More »
BRANDY STATION REVIEW - DON TROIANI
June 8, 1863. Gen. Robert E. Lee and Gen. J.E.B. Stuart. Signed and numbered, 765/1150. Overall measures approx. 30 3/4" x 25". Excellent condition.Unframed. Insured UPS Shipping: $40 East of the… (639-05). Learn More »
THE GUNS OF AUTUMN - MORT KUNSTLER
Measures 34 1/2" x 28 1/4". Limited Edition, numbered and signed. 58/1100. Lee in Charleston, December 15, 1861. In the autumn of 1861, General Robert E. Lee was dispatched to South Carolina to… (596-10). Learn More »
$300.00
Originally $350.00
IRON HORSES MEN OF STEEL - MORT KUNSTLER
Measures 34" x 28". Artist's Proof, numbered and signed. 69/100. Scene takes place in Winchester, VA in June, 1861. Depiction of the taking of railroad trains overland by Stonewall Jackson from… (596-03). Learn More »
$300.00
Originally $395.00
THE HONOR OF YOUR COMPANY - JOE KLINE
Presidential generations come together as the Texas Air Guard F-102 Delta Dagger flown by Lt. George W. Bush and the U.S. Navy TBM Avenger flown by Lt.(j.g.) George H.W. Bush in World War II fly… (10-1602). Learn More »
FREEDOM ISN'T FREE - JAMES DIETZ
Measures 34 1/2" x 26 1/2". Limited Edition, numbered and signed. 122/1000. No scene is more compelling to an appreciation of the price of freedom than one capturing the emotional departure of a… (596-19). Learn More »
A PRESIDENTIAL FIRST - TOM FREEMAN
Measures 39" x 33". Limited Edition, numbered and signed. 21/500. G. W. Bush becomes the first President to land in an airplane on an aircraft carrier. The plane is a Lockheed S-3B Viking,… (596-18). Learn More »
THOMPSON'S STATION - JOHN PAUL STRAIN
Measures 34 1/2" x 28 1/2". Artist's Proof, numbered and signed. 107/125. Tennessee, March 5, 1863. If he could help it he never waited for an enemy to charge, Nathan Bedford Forrest declared.… (596-15). Learn More »
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