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Item Code: 2024-6410
This stereo view photograph features the famous “Gettysburg Gun” of the 1st RI, Battery B, which was hit by incoming fire during the Confederate bombardment preceding “Pickett’s Charge”. When a Confederate round struck the muzzle of the gun, two men were killed and two others rushed to finish loading the gun. Despite the dent in the tube, a desperate effort was made to forcefully load the gun, which by then had cooled and trapped the projectile for the remainder of history. The “Gettysburg Gun” became something of a celebrity artifact, and remains on display in Rhode Island as of this writing.
The dual image, reproduced by Tipton from the original for retail sale, is mounted to a yellow card in good condition with minimal wear. The reverse is clean and features a large commercial Tipton label that lists associated retail offerings. Dimensions are 3.5” x 7”.
A very neat photograph of a true icon of the Battle of Gettysburg. [cm][ph:L]
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