Fredericksburg Battlefield Embroidered Patch
Item#: 362204Description
Between December 11 and 15, 1862, over 200,000 men clashed in and around Fredericksburg, Virginia. The battle is universally regarded as a one-sided slaughter and a resounding Confederate victory.
Confederate soldiers, easily recognizable by their grey uniforms, are depicted on this embroidered patch engaging in combat from behind a cobblestone wall along the Sunken Road. A notable portion of the third day of fighting.
This circular embroidered patch memorializes the fierce fighting in Fredericksburg that lead to over 18,000 casualties. This patch is a great way to pay tribute to relatives that participated in the battle, or show your fondness for history. It also makes a great gift to the Civil War buff in your life!
Product Details
Confederate soldiers, easily recognizable by their grey uniforms, are depicted on this embroidered patch engaging in combat from behind a cobblestone wall along the Sunken Road. A notable portion of the third day of fighting.
This circular embroidered patch memorializes the fierce fighting in Fredericksburg that lead to over 18,000 casualties. This patch is a great way to pay tribute to relatives that participated in the battle, or show your fondness for history. It also makes a great gift to the Civil War buff in your life!
Product Details
- 4'' in diameter
- Designed and finished in America
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