Identified Gettysburg Hardtack / Sold

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Identified Gettysburg Hardtack – Inventory Number: GET 005 / Sold Two pieces of hard tack wrapped in the New York American Newspaper dated June 29, 1913, with an ink inscription that reads “Keep Geo. W. Lewis, Moses Burchest, S.F. Liscom Present / Gettysburg July 1913 / Hard Tack or Bread/ Reunion Anniversary Battle Gettysburg July 1913”.  Inscription is written on laundry or tailor streamer from “Brattleboro Steam Laundry, W.K. Sparks, Proprietor 10 Flat Street.  Brattleboro, Vt. Telephone Connection.”  Unique original identified early Gettysburg 50th Anniversary souvenir.   Inventory Number: GET 005 / Sold  

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Three square hardtack crackers—two unwrapped, one partially wrapped in old newspaper—are shown with labeled paper strips for Identified Gettysburg Hardtack, referencing Gettysburg, July 1913. Sold.
A long, narrow green ticket labeled “Reunion,” with handwritten notes: “Gettysburg Hotel Tank Board June 1913” and “Badge, Edge, July 4, 1913.” Product: Identified Gettysburg Hardtack / Sold.
A close-up of the Identified Gettysburg Hardtack shows old, teal-colored paper with handwritten cursive black ink script; some words are faded and hard to read.
A handwritten note on blue paper with the Identified Gettysburg Hardtack (Sold) reads: "Reunion Anniversary, Battle Gettysburg, July 1883.
A vintage label for Identified Gettysburg Hardtack lists it as sold, referencing a Brattleboro Steam Laundry proprietor at 10 Flat Street, Brattleboro, Vermont, with "Telephone Connection.
A piece of Identified Gettysburg Hardtack, sold, wrapped in old, yellowed newspaper with partially visible printed text and slightly torn edges.
A crumpled, torn piece of old newspaper displays partial headlines and text about the Identified Gettysburg Hardtack being sold.
Two square, pale Gettysburg Hardtack crackers with small holes and "N B C" embossed on each are displayed on a plain white surface.
Two rectangular Gettysburg Hardtack crackers, lightly browned with small holes, are placed side by side on a white surface.
Identified Gettysburg Hardtack: a square cracker with multiple holes, uneven surface, and "N B C" stamped in the center. Sold.

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