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Having collected Gettysburg and Civil War related memorabilia for many years I often have duplicates of various items. This page will list items that can be purchased via PAY PAL. I have provided a brief description of each item and shipping is free. If you have any questions feel free to contact me. US SALES ONLY, Thank you for looking!
If the item is shown as available I have it in stock.
This coin was sold by vendors during the 75th Gettysburg Reunion, July, 1938. It commemorates the dedication of the Gettysburg Eternal Peace Light Memorial located on the northern edge of the battlefield. The reverse side of the coin reads “Celebrating 75th Anniversary Battle of Gettysburg 1863 – 1938 Gettysburg PA.” There were approximately 1800 Civil War Veterans in attendance during the 1938 reunion. This coin is made of metal and embossed as shown and measures 1-1/4” in diameter and is in great condition. #1
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This coin was sold by vendors during the 75th Gettysburg Reunion, July, 1938. It commemorates the dedication of the Gettysburg Eternal Peace Light Memorial located on the northern edge of the battlefield. The reverse side of the coin reads “Celebrating 75th Anniversary Battle of Gettysburg 1863 – 1938 Gettysburg PA.” There were approximately 1800 Civil War Veterans in attendance during the 1938 reunion. This coin is made of metal and embossed as shown and measures 1-1/4” in diameter and is in great condition. #1
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This c1940/50s tray depicts several monuments on the Gettysburg Battlefield. The likeness of the Virginia State Memorial and also the General Meade equestrian statue are depicted. Both of these monuments were featured on Gettysburg Sculptures. The tray measures approximately 3-1/4” in diameter. Marked on the reverse is “Made in Japan.” This tray also features a view of Devil’s den. Condition is very nice with no dents or bends. - $
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This c1920s souvenir plate measures 3-3/4” in diameter. On the front is a hand colored litho of the Pennsylvania Memorial dedicated in September 1910 the largest monument on the battlefield. On the reverse reads “Wheelock Made in Germany Imported for Jennie Wade Museum Gettysburg PA.” These small souvenirs were popular with travelers to the battlefield in the early 1900’s as a memento of their visits. On the reverse there is a chip at the 9:00 o’clock position (see photo). Otherwise item displays perfectly.- $
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Gettysburg Sculptures
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