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Item Code: 1054-468
This card was issued by G.W. Gail & Ax – The American Tobacco Co. of Baltimore, Maryland during the 1880’s. It was part of a collection of cards called, “Battle Scenes”. Between 1875 and the 1940’s, cigarette companies often included collectible trading cards with their packages of cigarettes.
Card shows a colored image of the Pickett’s Charge battle. Reverse has a brief history of the battle, as well as advertising for Gail & Ax’s chewing and smoking tobacco. It also gives a list of the cards included in this collection.
Card measures 2 ½’ by 4”. It has slightly yellowed with age and shows a few spots. No chipping, tears or creases. [sl]
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