Flowers from the grave of Stonewall Jackson / SOLD

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Flowers from the grave of Stonewall Jackson – Inventory Number: CON 548 / SOLD Wonderful souvenir from the resting place of the infamous confederate general. Fixed to an original calling card via a zinc plated pin with its original. Envelope with pencil provenance inscription. Additionally, there is a later typed envelope with additional provenance. A unique memento of this fallen leader. Comes housed in a riker display case with black velvet and descriptive card.   Inventory Number: CON 548 / SOLD

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A card featuring a flower fragment from Stonewall Jackson's grave, pressed by Mrs. John E. Prigg in August 1888, with a typed note. Product: Flowers from the grave of Stonewall Jackson / SOLD.
Two cards: one inscribed “Mrs. John E. Prigg” in cursive; the other typed, recording that Mrs. Prigg, great-grandmother of Elizabeth Powell Steadman, collected flowers from Stonewall Jackson’s grave in 1896. Product: Flowers from the grave of Stonewall Jackson / SOLD.
A vintage card titled "Flowers from the grave of Stonewall Jackson / SOLD," featuring cursive text, two small metal fasteners at the top center, and visible signs of aging with slight discoloration.
Pressed flowers from Stonewall Jackson's grave, collected and preserved in August 1886 by Mrs. John E. Prigg, great-grandmother of Elizabeth Powell Steadman. Product: Flowers from the grave of Stonewall Jackson / SOLD.
A close-up of "Flowers from the grave of Stonewall Jackson / SOLD," showing yellowed, stained paper with faint, hard-to-read pencil handwriting near the top right.
A dried specimen labeled "Flowers from the grave of Stonewall Jackson / SOLD" is attached to a white card with a metal clip.
A framed display titled "Flowers from the grave of Stonewall Jackson / SOLD" features a card with flowers, a handwritten envelope, and two cards explaining the origin and historical significance of the flowers.

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