Andersonville Prison Relics / ON-HOLD

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Andersonville Prison Relics – Inventory Number:  IDE 217 / ON-HOLD Wonderful grouping consisting of a section of the wooden stockade from the notorious Andersonville Prison Camp.  The section was presented by Charles D. Nash of the 38th Massachusetts Infantry. To G.A.R. Post # 78 (David A. Russell) in Whitman, MA.   Comes housed in a display case with black velvet backing and descriptive card. *To purchase this item directly with a credit card, please click on this link.    Inventory Number:  IDE 217 / ON-HOLD

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A handwritten sign and wooden fragment labeled as stockade pieces from Andersonville Prison Relics / ON-HOLD, presented by Charles I. Nash.
A weathered piece of wood from Andersonville Prison Relics / ON-HOLD with faint, partially illegible handwritten pencil text on its surface.
A close-up of an Andersonville Prison Relics piece shows old, weathered wood with faint, faded text on its surface, set against a white background.
A handwritten card reads: "Andersonville Prison Relics / ON-HOLD presented by Charles J. Nash.
A piece from the Andersonville Prison Relics / ON-HOLD collection, featuring brown, textured wood with a rough, layered surface, is displayed against a plain white background.
A close-up of an Andersonville Prison Relic shows dried, splintered wood with rough, peeling layers set against a white background.
A close-up of the Andersonville Prison Relics / ON-HOLD: a weathered wooden plank with rough edges and visible grain, set on a white background.

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