Item Name: Louisiana, Washington Artillery Item Number: 8408 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Initials and Cannon insignia on Kepi Bulge in Watch Pocket Hand protecting ear from blast concussion Open mouth is an Artilleryman’s trick to reduce pressure on his eardrums.	The finest,most efficient and oldest Louisiana military unit, the Washington Artillery of New Orleans was not surpassed by any organization in the South. From First Manassas to Appomattox, they gave service equal to their elite status. Refusing to endure the indignity of surrender, they dismantled and destroyed their guns.
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	Item Name: Mississippi, Barksdale's Brigade Item Number: 8409 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Straw ‘Plantation’ hat Mississippi Star belt plate Richmond Arsenal .58 cal. Rifle Musket Captured New York State Militia knapsack and cartridge box, which bears the impression of the Union plate which adorned its face.	Four regiments of Mississippians made up the brigade of Infantry commanded by Brigadier General William Barksdale. On July 2, 1863, this brigade received orders to attack Union positions on the Emmitsburg Road just south of the town of Gettysburg. As impatient as his commanding officer, this soldier shows the grim determination which gave this brigade the reputation as one of the toughest veteran fighting units in the confederacy.
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	Item Name: Tennessee, The Mortarman Item Number: 8411 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Friction Primer and Primer box in hands Fused Mortar ball in Coehorn Mortar Artilleryman’s implements on ground	A soldier of the hard fighting Tennessee Regiment mans a 24 pdr. Coehorn Mortar. Small and easy to man, the mortar would send a large explosive ball over obstacles and into enemy positions. Short of range, but unquestionably deadly, this weapon could reach troops in their trenches, raining a maelstrom of fire and iron while hidden from view.
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	Item Name: Maryland, Lieut. 1st Battalion Item Number: 8412 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Kepi hat label &CS buckle -Maryland Cross Insignia 1851 Colt Navy Revolver (Note bullets in Cylinder) Captured US Officer’s haversack 1st Maryland Mascot Dog	A 2nd Lieutenant of the 1st Maryland Battalion waves his men on at Culp’s Hill, Gettysburg, with the battalion’s mongrel mascot dog leading the way. The small unit never wavered and the brave men pushed forward until they had passed through enemy lines or had fallen dead or wounded. The 1st Maryland Battalion lost more than half their men in this deadly assault.
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	Item Name: Florida, The Surgeon Item Number: 8413 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Surgical tools on table, surgical box and apron on floor -Carved face on the bowl of a Clay pipe -Major’s star on collar Watch chain on vest Laced kepi	A onetime country doctor, now wearing the gray frock coat of a Major in the Confederate Medical Corps, takes a last smoke of his pipe. He has heard the rolling thunder of the guns and knows that he will soon be plunged into the nightmare world of the Army Surgeon. Working to near exhaustion, he thinks of the time when the battles will be over and when he can treat only blisters and boils.
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	Item Name: Terry's Texas Rangers Item Number: 8700 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Star on hat “US Mounted Troops” belt without saber -Double-barreled shotgun and a pair of Colt Pistols -Artillery sponge bucket and two canister rounds, one broken, on ground.	Designated as the 8th Regiment of Texas Cavalry, this unit of rough and tumble horsemen fought at Mannasas (Bull Run), After this historic battle, the “Rangers” transferred to the Western theater as members of General Albert Sidney Johnston’s Army in Tennessee.
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	Item Name: Georgia, Cobb's Legion Item Number: 8701 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Sweated down hair with hat line -Enfield back pack , bayonet, and rifle, with a “G” engraved on the butt stock indicating Georgia allotment A Union cartridge box open on the ground showing it’s contents Imported English cartridge box, cap box worn “US fashion” on a McElroy and Hunt belt.	A corporal drinks from a tin drum type canteen offered to him by a comrade in arms. Quartermaster reports show that this unit suffered a serious shortage of canteens early in 1863. Long after the economic shell jacket had become commonplace, Georgia continued to provide frock coats to some of their troops. This soldier is carrying fifty rounds of ammunition in an imported English Enfield cartridge box.
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	Item Name: South Carolina, Kershaw's Brigade Item Number: 8702 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Forage hat with a turned in crown and painted linen visor Belt with rectangular CSA buckle, Capbox and imported Sheffield Knife Blanket roll with outline of a mess tin showing on the bottom back of the roll.	Wading across one of the innumerable streams and creeks encountered on the march, this soldier keeps his shoes and powder dry. He has suspended them from his .54 Caliber Model 1841 Rifle. Known as the Mississippi Rifle, it was considered to be the most attractive of American military firearms. It was a favorite of the Confederate infantry and cavalry alike for it’s deadly accuracy.
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	Item Name: Alabama, Law's Brigade Item Number: 8703 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Enfield Rifle Musket and Bayonet -“AVC” belt plate and Cartridge box Plate for Alabama Volunteer Corps -Painted linen cap box, due to scarcity of leather -Leather toed canvas shoes.	The 15th Alabama Volunteers, led by Colonel William Oates, attacked up a hill known as Little Round Top on July 2, 1863. Awaiting near the crest of the hill is the left flank of the Union Line and Colonel Joshua Chamberlain’s 20th Maine. The fate of both the north and the south hinge upon the outcome of the contest on this rocky hill just south of the town of Gettysburg.
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	Item Name: Virginia, Stuart's Cavalry Item Number: 8704 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Turned up and plumed hat with Cavalry insignia Model 1840 Dragoon Saber (nicknamed the Wrist Breaker) -Captains Bars on shell jacket collar Bartholomae Filter Canteen Masonic Charm on watch chain.	A Captain of Calvary scans the terrain for Union Troops. The dashing horsemen of the Virginia Cavalry have scattered a Yankee watering party. Canteens litter the ground where the enemy was surprised.
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	Item Name: North Carolina, First, Furthest, and Last Item Number: 8705 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Colonels Stars on collar Infantry horn device on hat N.C. belt buckle and N.C. on hilt of Confederate Armory Sword 2nd Wisconsin Iron Brigade hat on ground with unspent 12 lb. Shell	These hardy troops were the mainstay of the Confederacy. The First to engage Federal troops at Bethel, Furthest penetration of Union lines at Gettysburg (although that fact is argued by some today), and the Last troops to stand down at Appomattox.
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	Item Name: Kentucky, Orphan's Brigade Item Number: 8706 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Product Description: CS belt buckle 2 band Enfield rifle with sword bayonet Mattress ticking haversack Kepi on ground of 4th Artillery, Battery A - Cushing’s Battery C.S. Reed artillery shell on ground	The 1st Kentucky brigade was organized in the summer of 1861. Kentucky, however, remained loyal to the Union. The brigade became exiled and trained in Tennessee. Never to return to Kentucky, it was nicknamed ‘the Orphan Brigade.’ Covering itself with honors at Shiloh, Corinth, Stones River and Chickamaugua, the brigade was one of the last units in the east to surrender in Georgia, in May of 1865.
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	Item Name: Arkansas, Bowen's Brigade Item Number: 8707 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Product Description: CSA Belt Buckle -‘Arkansas toothpick’ Bowie knife Model 1842 rifled musket Model 1858 canteen Cigar in mouth	Rough hewn and rugged soldiers, the men of Arkansas formed a cornerstone of the Army of the West. Sometimes armed with the famous Bowie knife, or “Arkansas Toothpick”, our soldier wears a captured Union overcoat and stands by a stream which serves as the border for his picket line duty. Ever watchful, opposing pickets were often positioned only shouting distance away.
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	Item Name: Missouri, Army of Tennessee Item Number: 8708 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Captured ‘US’ buckle Quilted blanket roll & Wood Canteen Model 1816 conversion musket Colt pistol on ground Civilian pants	Rural Missourians under the leadership of their Governor fought as “orphans”, separated from their occupied state and ultimately defending Atlanta from the relentless Union onslaught. Early in the war these troops made do with partial or no uniforms, and antiquated weapons, such as the Model 1816 Musket converted to percussion from its original flintlock ignition.
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