Officer’s Escutcheon

$550.00

1 in stock

SKU: PRI 154 Categories: Gettysburg Items, Prints & Lithographs

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Officer’s Escutcheon

Gettysburg Unit and Colored Troops! Major Josiah A. Zamecnik The 33rd and 55th Mass.

Infantry Inventory Number: PRI 154

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