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FRAMED PRINT – A HEAVY TASK BEFORE US by DALE GALLON

FRAMED PRINT – A HEAVY TASK BEFORE US by DALE GALLON

This archivally framed print produced in 1992 by artist Dale Gallon measures 36.75” x 29”.  Overall excellent condition.  Does NOT have an accompanying artist signed COA.  Print is signed and… (977-06). Learn More »

$295.00
ON HOLD

FRAMED PRINT - THE GIANT OF MOBILE BAY, CSS TENNESSEE by TOM FREEMAN

FRAMED PRINT - THE GIANT OF MOBILE BAY, CSS TENNESSEE by TOM FREEMAN

This archivally framed print measures 36.5” x 31.5”.  Overall excellent condition.  Does NOT have an accompanying artist signed COA.  Print is signed and number 36/50 AP (Artist’s Proof). The… (977-01). Learn More »

$295.00
ON HOLD

FRAMED PRINT, “EVENING SUN, FORT SUMTER”

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 »

$45.00

FRAMED ORIGINAL GRAPHITE SKETCH - "NONE BUT HEROES ARE LEFT," SIGNED BY BOB GRAHAM, DATED 1993

FRAMED ORIGINAL GRAPHITE SKETCH - "NONE BUT HEROES ARE LEFT," SIGNED BY BOB GRAHAM, DATED 1993

Wooden frame with gilt accents houses a charcoal sketch of John Henry Neff. Neff is seated in Confederate uniform and appears to be gripping a Hall Model 1833 carbine in both hands. There is a brass… (L15248). Learn More »

$895.00

THE GUNS OF AUTUMN - MORT KUNSTLER

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

LEE TAKES COMMAND - MORT KUNSTLER

LEE TAKES COMMAND - MORT KUNSTLER

Measures 38 1/2" x 25 3/4". Limited Edition, numbered and signed. 59/950. Pres. Davis and Gen. Lee, May 31, 1862. They were words that changed the course of the war: “General Lee, I shall assign… (596-09). Learn More »

$275.00
Originally $325.00

IRON HORSES MEN OF STEEL - MORT KUNSTLER

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

WHITE HOUSE STRATEGY - MORT KUNSTLER

WHITE HOUSE STRATEGY - MORT KUNSTLER

Measures 29" x 33". Scene takes place in Richmond following the Seven Days' Campaign, when Generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson left the field to confer with Confederate President Jefferson… (596-01). Learn More »

$300.00
Originally $395.00

TRIBAL WISDOM - MICHAEL GNATEK

TRIBAL WISDOM - MICHAEL GNATEK

Measures 26" x 30". Artist's Proof, numbered and signed. 93/95.   "A tribal elder stands timeless, his aged face mirroring the sum of his experiences and those of his ancestors." (596-20). Learn More »

$200.00

FREEDOM ISN'T FREE - JAMES DIETZ

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 »

$275.00

A PRESIDENTIAL FIRST - TOM FREEMAN

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 »

$300.00

THOMPSON'S STATION - JOHN PAUL STRAIN

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 »

$400.00

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REMARKABLE SWORD IDENTIFIED TO GEORGE WILLIAM GORDON (1801-1877), US CONSUL TO BRAZIL (1840-46) AND SLAVE TRADE OPPONENT

A remarkable sword manufactured by W.H. Horstmann & Co., New York after the Model 1834 US Revenue Cutter/Marine sword. Neatly engraved on the reverse folding guard, “Geo. Wm. Gordon / United States Consul”. Born on February 8, 1801 in Exeter,… (870-60). Learn More »

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