Item Name: Lee At Sharpsburg Item Number: E-1 Edition Limit: 350 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Three stars on each collar Eagle Officers belt buckle Bandaged fingers	Some weeks prior to the battle of Sharpsburg, General Robert E. Lee had been injured by a fall from his horse, Traveler. At the time of the battle, Lee still had his right arm splinted and in a sling, and his left hand and wrist were bandaged and still partially splinted. The wearing of his sword and binoculars was impractical. His every need, such as dressing, mounting and dismounting, as well as hard riding, was assisted by special aides.
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	Item Name: The Sharpshooter Item Number: E-2 Edition Limit: 350 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Leonard Target Rifle with scope CSA belt buckle Mexican War type Haversack Enfield type Cartridge box & Bowie knife	In Southern regiments, competition shoots determined who would act as Sharpshooter, when there was need for that duty. Some of these men were armed with heavy (15 to 36 pound) target rifles, when conditions were right. For this type of weapon, static conditions and sieges were needed. A long 4x telescopic sight made shots up to 1000 yards possible with deadly accuracy.
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	Item Name: Clara Barton Item Number: E-3 Edition Limit: 350 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Comb in hair Bread in jacket pocket Leather covered soup pot bail Spoon in hand Watch in belt Oblong Neck Brooch Patterned Dress	The "Angel of the Battlefield" so called by the soldiers who saw her tireless efforts to help the wounded. Giving aid to soldiers at Chantilly, Antietam and Fredericksburg, Clara built a nursing group with aid and contributions from the Army, private organizations and citizens. Clara and her assistants did all manner of duty to succor and save the wounded, often from both sides of the war. Aiding doctors in surgery or walking battlefield to feed hot soup and bread to the fallen, Clara worked to exhaustion to help the helpless. After the war, she organized the American Red Cross.
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	Item Name: The Ambulance Corpsman Item Number: E-4 Edition Limit: 350 Price: $79.00
	The need for an organized Ambulance Corps was apparent from the first battle of the Civil War. The Medical Department was as much in need of an increase in manpower as was the rest of the Army. Men with knowledge of the medical arts became Hospital Stewards and were similar to today's Warrant Officers. Ambulance drivers and stretcher bearers were often men desiring to serve their country, but not of a stature or fitness level to survive the rigors of campaigning and soldiering.
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	Item Name: Capt. Rafael Semmes CSN Item Number: E-5 Edition Limit: 350 Price: $79.00
	Confederate States Navy Captain, Rafael Semmes was the most successful Raider on the high seas. His Liverpool built commerce raider, "CSS Alabama", destroyed 65 American merchant ships. Semmes was engaged by the USS Kearsarge off Cherbourg France. After a sharp battle, the "Alabama" was sunk. Semmes later achieved the rank of Rear Admiral, but ended the war as an Army Brigadier general in charge of an Artillary "Battalion". Of historic interest is that his brother, Paul Semmes, was also a Brigadier General who recieved a fatal wound at Gettysburg.
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	Item Name: Lt. George Dixon of the Hunley Item Number: E-6 Edition Limit: 350 Price: $79.00
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	Item Name: Father Corby Item Number: E-7 Edition Limit: 350 Price: $79.00
	The Reverend William Corby was the first Roman Catholic Priest to serve in the Army of the Potomac. He chose to serve the Irish Brigade, but also performed his duties throughout the Army to Catholics and Protestants alike. Perhaps his most celebrated moment was on the second day of Gettysburg when Father Corby mounted a large rock and gave general absolution to the Irish Brigade. Afterwards, the brigade took it’s position as part of General Caldwell divisions’ attack in the Wheatfield area. Father Corby’s statue stands behind that bloody field, very near where years before, he stood before a kneeling brigade with its’ bright green flag
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	Item Name: Pioneer Brigade Item Number: 8381 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $60.00
Product Description: Crossed axes on hat and on each sleeve US belt buckle and cartridge box plate	The Pioneer Brigade, commanded by Brigadier General St. Clair Morton, was made up of volunteers from Indiana, Ohio and Illinois. Armed with axes, cross-cut saws, blocks and tackles, and other tools of construction, they were among the most unique of specialized soldiers. Responsible for clearing and improving the often unpassable 'roads', they were the forerunner of today's combat engineers battalion.
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	Item Name: Irish Brigade Monument Item Number: 8389 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Celtic Knotwork New York State Seal in complete detail including Excelsior Motto Artillery scene on the side of the base Harp and Shamrocks with Eagle at bottom	One of the most distinctive memorials on the Gettysburg Battlefield, the Irish Brigade Monument honors three New York Regiments- the 63rd, 69th and 88th New York, which gallantly fought in the area that has come to be known as ‘The Loop’. Dedicated on July 2, 1888 on the 25th anniversary of their fight in the Wheatfield, the three regiments had combined their state appropriations to erect the bronze and granite monument which depicts a Celtic Cross, and a life sized Irish Wolf Hound, representing faith and devotion. The Irish Brigade Monument was designed by John H. Duncan and sculpted by Rudolph O’Donovan, and cost $5,000.00
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	Item Name: C.S.S. Hunley Item Number: 8396 Edition Limit: 2500 Price: $79.00
Product Description: Mechanically correct M-1 rifle Liner and chinstraps on steel helmet Camouflage netting Seam bindings on canteen cover Mark II Fragmentation Grenade	Under the command of Lieutenant George Dixon and his crew, the Confederate Navy scored the first victory for a Submarine in the history of naval warfare. On the night of February 17, 1864, Dixon and his eight man crew piloted this strange vessel with it’s unique torpedo spar into the side of the U.S.S. Housationic and lit up Charleston Harbor, South Carolina with a deadly fireworks display. The jubilant Confederates in shore batteries nearby were quieted when, by the next morning, the Hunley failed to resurface.
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	Item Name: Hunley Memorial Medallion Item Number: M-1 Edition Limit: OPEN Price: $20.00
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	Item Name: American Gold Star Mothers National Monument Item Number: R-1 Edition Limit: OPEN Price: $95.00
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