31417 Union NCO Flagbearer, 44th New York Infantry with National Colors World War II Exclusively available from K&C direct

Exclusively available from K&C direct

notebook in hand

Lee died in 1870 his horse “Traveller” died a few months later in 1871

Saladin’s own small standard carried by one of his small retinue of personal bodyguards

“Uncle Joe” in classic thoughtful pose

31417 Union NCO Flagbearer, 44th New York Infantry with National Colors World War II Exclusively available from K&C directUnion NCO Flagbearer, 44th New York Infantry with National Colors The 44th New York fought bravely at Second Battle of Bull Run, Antietam, Fredericksburg, and Chancellorsville but never was their courage more needed than at the Battle of Gettysburg. On 2 July, as part of the Union 3rd Brigade, they held the center of the line that defended Little Round Top. Colonel Strong Vincents brigade was comprised of four relatively small regiments the 16th