Wood From Robert E. Lee General Headquarters during Battle at Gettysburg
Wood From Robert E. Lee General Headquarters during Battle at Gettysburg
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Title:
Robert E. Lee Gettysburg Headquarters Wood Relic – CAG Certified Encapsulated Civil War Artifact (Certification No. 2129459-011)
Description:
An authentic relic consisting of a small piece of wood attributed to General Robert E. Lee's headquarters during the Battle of Gettysburg, professionally encapsulated and certified by Collectibles Authentication Guaranty (CAG). The front certification label identifies the artifact as:
"Robert E. Lee – Piece of Wood From General's Headquarters During Battle of Gettysburg."
The relic is securely housed within a tamper-evident CAG holder, providing long-term preservation while allowing clear display of the historic fragment. The reverse features the official CAG holographic authentication label. Certification number: 2129459-011.
The wood fragment exhibits natural age, grain, and patina consistent with a preserved architectural relic and remains well protected within its encapsulation.
Historical Context:
General Robert E. Lee commanded the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia during the Battle of Gettysburg, fought from July 1–3, 1863. Widely regarded as the turning point of the American Civil War, Gettysburg marked the culmination of Lee's second invasion of the North and ended with the Confederate army's retreat to Virginia after suffering substantial losses.
Relics connected to Lee's Gettysburg headquarters are tangible reminders of one of the most significant military campaigns in American history. Unlike documents or signatures, structural relics preserve a physical connection to the locations where pivotal wartime decisions were made, offering collectors and historians a direct link to the events surrounding the battle.
Authentication & Encapsulation:
This artifact has been authenticated and encapsulated by Collectibles Authentication Guaranty (CAG).
- Certification Number: 2129459-011
- Front Label: "Robert E. Lee – Piece of Wood From General's Headquarters During Battle of Gettysburg."
- Secure tamper-evident CAG encapsulation with official holographic authentication label on the reverse.
- Preserved for both display and long-term protection.
- Additional Documentation & Provenance: At buyer’s request, Historical Autographs Gallery will include an additional “Historical Autographs Gallery Certificate” signed by our company founder Luke Pascal at no cost.
Closing Appeal:
Artifacts with a direct association to the Battle of Gettysburg remain among the most desirable Civil War collectibles. This authenticated wood relic offers collectors the opportunity to own a physical fragment connected to General Robert E. Lee's wartime headquarters during one of the defining battles in American history. Professionally authenticated and securely encapsulated, it represents an exceptional display piece for Civil War enthusiasts, military historians, and collectors seeking historically significant relics with enduring provenance.
Shipping Notice:
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