Ramming the Charge. Detail-C 1st New York Light Artillery Fitzhughs Battery K Gettysburg Metal Print

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Bas Relief Details from the monument to the 1st New York Light Artillery (11th New York Independent Battery Attached), Fitzhugh's Battery. East side of Hancock Avenue near The Angle. Image = 1 NY Lt Arty Btry K Relief-C Gettysburg 040713 038-042 BW-A M C1.

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