GETTYSBURG SOUVENIR CIGAR HOLDER & ASH TRAY

GETTYSBURG SOUVENIR CIGAR HOLDER & ASH TRAY

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Item Code: 635-381

Pot metal tray shows a floral border around the edges. Image at the top is of General Meade's Headquarters. This section functions as an ash tray. Below this to the right is a slot to rest a cigar, which shows an image of the Soldier's Monument at the National Cemetery. To the left is a match holder with flap that shows an image of the High-Water Mark monument. Flap lifts to reveal an image of the Jennie Wade House and monument. Underside of flap is a match striker. Tray has been highlighted in gold paint.  Underside is marked, "SOUVENIR OF GETTYSBURG / M.N. CO. MADE IN JAPAN ". Tray dates to 1910-1920.

Tray measures 4" by 6.25". Item shows spotting in areas. [sl][ph:jet]

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