General Barksdale’s Charge Battlefield Wood and Bullet Display Battle Of Gettysburg In Collectors Glass Case

General Barksdale’s Charge Gettysburg July 2nd 1863. This wood was from the Trostle Farm on the Gettysburg battlefield. On July 2nd 1863 when fighting erupted this area was where General Barksdale’s Mississippians clashed with Sickles’ third corps. The bullet was recovered at the Trostle Farm on the Gettysburg battlefield near where the tree stood. The painting in this display depicts the brutal fighting that took place in this area on July 2nd 1863.  Framed in a collector’s glass case (Riker Case) with museum mat and art. The frame is 8″/12″ a great size and perfect gift. All Gettysburg relics were recovered before it was National Park and are 100% legal to own. 100% Guaranteed the be Authentic, Comes with Museum documentation (COA) Certificate Of Authenticity . Very limited. Please see our other Gettysburg battlefield collectors sets available on our web site. The perfect gift for the serious Gettysburg enthusiast.