Powder Taken from a Shell Shot in the Battle of Cold Harbor 50 years after the battle taken by Pierre Burton – L. E. GROSECLOSE

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Powder Taken from a Shell Shot in the Battle of Cold Harbor

50 years after the battle taken by Pierre Burton – L. E. GROSECLOSE

 

Powder from a bombshell by L. E. Groseclose to Burton, March 1912 that was shot in the battle of Cold Harbor station about 40 from crater.

Powder taken from a shell shot in the battle called Harbor 50 years after the battle taken by Lewis Burton and L.E. Groseclose.

 

Inventory Number: ART 481

 

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Three small glass vials with cork stoppers and worn red-bordered labels, containing "Powder Taken from a Shell Shot in the Battle of Cold Harbor 50 years after the battle" by Pierre Burton - L. E. Groseclose.
Three small glass vials with cork stoppers and worn red-bordered labels, containing "Powder Taken from a Shell Shot in the Battle of Cold Harbor 50 years after the battle" by Pierre Burton - L. E. Groseclose.
A small glass vial with a handwritten label and a red band, containing powder from a shell fired at the Battle of Cold Harbor, taken 50 years later by Pierre Burton—L. E. GROSECLOSE.
Small glass vial with cork stopper containing powder taken from a shell shot in the Battle of Cold Harbor, 50 years after the battle, by Pierre Burton – labeled “L. E. Groseclose.”.
A small glass vial with cork stopper, labeled "Powder Taken from a Shell Shot in the Battle of Cold Harbor 50 years after the battle taken by Pierre Burton - L. E. GROSECLOSE," contains historic powder.
A small glass vial with cork stopper, partly filled with dark liquid, labeled "Powder Taken from a Shell Shot in the Battle of Cold Harbor 50 years after the battle taken by Pierre Burton - L. E. GROSECLOSE," in handwritten text.
A small glass vial with a cork stopper and a handwritten label reading: "Powder Taken from a Shell Shot in the Battle of Cold Harbor 50 years after the battle taken by Pierre Burton - L. E. GROSECLOSE.
A small glass vial with a cork stopper, containing powder from a shell shot in the Battle of Cold Harbor, collected 50 years later by Pierre Burton and labeled by L. E. Groseclose.

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