THE BOMBARDMENT OF PORT HUDSON Perrien-Keydel E. Packbauer Civil War Scene Print

Description: THE BOMBARDMENT OF PORT HUDSON, Print Copyright, 1911, by Perrien-Keydel Co. - Painted by E. Packbauer This is a 1912 print from The Elson's Civil War Through the Camera. Suitable for framing. There may be an image and/or text on the back/front. Condition: Very good art print measures 7.5 x 10.5" inches included border, beautiful gift for display in home, office and/or business, sold unframed. about the image from the print: On the banks of this, the greatest river in the world, the most decisive and far-reaching battle of the war was fought. Here at Vicksburg over one hundred thousand gallant soldiers and a powerful fleet of gunboats and ironclads in terrible earnestness for forty days and nights fought to decide whether the new Confederate States should be cut in twain; whether the great river should flow free to the Gulf, or should have its commerce hindered. We all know the result—the Union army under General Grant, and the Union navy under Admiral Porter were victorious. The Confederate army, under General Pemberton, numbering thirty thousand men, was captured and General Grant’s army set free for operating in other fields. It was a staggering blow from which the Confederacy never rallied. See and use pictures as part of the description. NICE ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION. ANY QUESTION PLEASE ASK! WE COMBINE SHIP. RONI MAY COLLECTIBLES | eBay Stores Track Page Views With Auctiva's FREE Counter

Price: 40 USD

Location: Erie, Pennsylvania

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