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Reproduction of an Original 1868 Engraving
and Signature of Joshua L. Chamberlain
   The original was presented to all Maine Civil War veterans while Chamberlain was Governor of Maine.
    Attractively double matted with gold inset and navy mat. Overall 11" x 14"
Color Image $25.00
Antique Image $30.00

Major General Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain
by Ken Hendricksen
   This limited edition print was published from an original oil painting by Ken Hendricksen and commissioned by Saco Defense Inc., subsidiary of Chamberlain Manufacturing Corporation, for the Association of the United States Army.
Overall 25" x 29" Print is numbered and signed by the artist.
$195.00

"In great deeds..." Joshua L. Chamberlain
by Fred R. Lang
   This color print of Joshua L. Chamberlain based on the 1862 photograph of him as a Lt. Colonel is one of the best known portraits. It has been a favorite image of collectors since appearing on the cover of Trulock's In the Hands of Providence.
   Overall 16” x 22” Print is signed by the artist.
$50.00

Warriors’ Tribute at Appomattox
by Dale Gallon
   This print which depicts the Confederate Army surrendering to the Union of the United States of America is double matted with red inset and a navy blue brushed velvet mat. Written below the print is a white inset mat stating: “Appomattox Court House, Virginia, April 12, 1865 – Brevet Major General Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain receives the surrender of Lieutenant General James Longstreet and his men at the close of the war.”
   Overall 14” x 15.25”
$24.95

Our stock of Chamberlain art prints changes periodically. Please call us for details on images not listed here.

Joshua Chamberlain Coffee Mug
This customized ceramic mug has a well-published picture of General Chamberlain on one side and Joshua L. Chamberlain Museum written in black across his favored red Maltese Cross on the other side.   
$6.43 each

Cup and Ball Toy
   Toys of the cup & ball family had already been favorite childhood amusements for many centuries by the time of settlements in the North American colonies, and they have remained popular throughout American history. In simple cup & ball toys, the ball is tossed and caught in a cup on the end of a stick.
$7.59 each

Jacobs Ladder
   The mysterious movement of this puzzling toy has fascinated generations of American children. Described in Scientific American (1889) as a “simple toy – very illusive in action”, the Jacobs Ladder still confounds us with its seemingly inexplicable motion.
    It is constructed of 6 solid wood segments attached with colorful grosgrain ribbon, and is packaged in a poly bag with a history and instruction insert.
$10.25 each

Signal Whistle
   The American Army first organized companies of Light Infantry in 1775. These highly mobile units were initially made up of riflemen known for their speed and marksmanship whose primary role was as skirmishers. Small shrill whistles made of wood, antler, or other common materials played a role in signaling commands to these Light Infantry companies, who could not rely on the beating of the company drum to relay field communications.
    The stained wooden whistle is patterned on a period example. It is 4 1/4” long with a short rawhide lanyard, packaged in a poly bag with an insert giving its history and some common marksman’s signals.
$6.75 each

Civil War Cannon
   12-Pounder Light Gun Civil War Cannon (“the Napoleon”) Prior to the 1850's field artillery batteries were equipped with a mixture of smoothbore field guns and howitzers. In 1853 the French Army introduced a 12-pounder field gun, named after Napoleon III, which revolutionized field artillery. The Napoleon was light enough to be moved rapidly on the battlefield by horses, heavy enough to destroy field fortifications almost a mile away, and versatile enough to fire solid shot, shell, spherical case, and canister. This is an entirely metal miniaturization of the Napoleon Cannon, measuring 4.5 inches long and 2 inches wide. All parts of the model move—the barrel can be moved up and down and the wheels roll. This is perfect for the history buff who builds replicas of battle scenes or for any person interested in historical artillery.
$6.95 each

Ballpoint Goose Quill Pen
   These quill pens are from the finest quality bleached white goose pointers. The nib may be re-sharpened and re-shaped as often as necessary.
$2.29 each

Confederate Currency - Set "A"
   Antiqued Reproductions…They look and feel old! Unique Replicas of the Original Currency containing an 1862 Virginia $100 bill, an 1862 Mississippi $100 bill, an 1862 South Carolina Cotton Planters $5 bill, an 1862 North Carolina $1 bill, an 1862 Arkansas $1 bill and an 1864 Georgia $100 bill.
$2.95 each set

Paper Colonial Money
   By the mid-1700s, faced with a shortage of coins, the British colonies were issuing their own paper currency. Elaborate designs on these bills were attempts to deter counterfeiting, a major problem in the colonies. This set contains 9 examples of American colonial paper money in high quality reproductions, packed with a history insert. Included are the colonies of Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Virginia; the city of New York; and the Continental Congress in Philadelphia.
$3.59 each

Restrike of the Confederate Cent
   This 1861 Confederate penny is a little larger than a nickel and almost the size a quarter from the original Confederate dies made by Robert Lovett, Philadelphia, Penn., for the Confederate States of America.
   Mr. Lovett said he received the order to make these cents for the Confederacy from a well known jewelry firm in Philadelphia. He became afraid that the United States government might arrest him for giving assistance to the enemy so he buried them in his cellar until after the war was over.
    Upon attempting to strike more of these cents, the die broke on the fifty-ninth piece. These dies are now in the Smithsonian.
$1.99 each

Civil War Collectors Series
Joshua L. Chamberlain Commemorative Coin
    This commemorative coin shows a picture of Joshua L. Chamberlain on the front and a picture of the 20th Maine monument on the back. It is incased in plastic with cardboard of the American Flag on front and a brief biography of Chamberlain on the back.
    The coin has a 1.5” diameter.
$4.95 each

Joshua L. Chamberlain Poster*
    This is a black ink poster of a blown up photograph of Chamberlain as a major general on a cream colored mat finished paper. The dimensions are 18" x 24".
$4.95 each
*To assure safe delivery, posters must be rolled and shipped separately. Please add $4.50 ahipping/handling for this item.

Postcards

Civil War Post Cards by Madison Bay Company or Leib Image Archives

Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman 1820-1891, United States Federal Army, Created “modern warfare” by total destruction of the civilian population in the path of advancing columns. This “March to the Sea” cut a path forty-mile wide through Georgia. A march through the Carolinas followed.
$0.50 each  

George Gordon Meade 1815-1872, United States Federal Army, Given command of the Army of the Potomac, June 28, 1863. He quickly prevailed over Lee at Gettysburg but let him escape over the Potomac, July 13, 1863.
$0.50 each  

Confederate:

Gen. Robert Edward Lee, 1807 – 1870, Confederate States of America: Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia. Taken by Mathew Brady at Lee's home in Richmond, VA only days after the surrender.
$0.50 each  

Gen. Robert Edward Lee 1807-1870, Confederate States of America, Commander-in-Chief of the Confederate Armies with his famed “Maryland” sword. Taken by Julian Vannerson. C1863
$0.50 each  

Gen. Robert Edward Lee 1807-1870 on “Traveler”. Commander-in-Chief of the Confederate States of America. By Michael Miley 1866
$0.50 each  

“Devil’s Den”, Gettysburg, PA – At the base of Little Round Top was this strong hold for confederate sharpshooters. This confederate sniper was probably killed by Union batteries, July 2, 1863.
$0.50 each

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Joshua L. Chamberlain Museum T-Shirts
   Sport the Chamberlain Museum logo on the front, and Chamberlain's 1889 quote, "In great deeds something abides" on the back. Logo consists of the Museum's name and a profile of Chamberlain's head in black set off against a red Maltese cross. Shirts made of 100%, pre-shrunk cotton.
Light gray sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL
$14.95 each

Joshua L. Chamberlain Museum Sweatshirt
   Just what Chamberlain and the 20th Maine needed that night on the field at Fredericksburg! Fortunately, you and your troops can beat those cold, snowy winters with these 50% poly 50% cotton sweatshirts. Our sweatshirts feature the Chamberlain Museum logo over the heart and the "Great deeds" quote on the back.
Light gray sizes: L, XL & XXL.
$24.95 each

Joshua L. Chamberlain Museum
Hooded Sweatshirt
Light gray sizes: M, L, XL, XXL
$49.95 each

Confederate Kepi
   This cap is a great gift for any member of your family!
One size fits all.
Confederate Gray $5.99 each

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Individual..........................$35.00
Family...............................$50.00
Fort George Defender........$75.00
Furbish Fellow .................$125.00
1888 Pejepscot Founder... $250.00
Pejepscot Proprietor ........ $500.00 and up 

 Order Fulfillment: Allow 2 to 4 weeks for all regular merchandise, excluding photo orders. Items ordered together may be shipped separately. If any item is out of stock, you will receive order confirmation and backorder information. 

Return Policy: Merchandise is accepted for credit or exchange only if returned in saleable condition within 30 days, accompanied by sales receipt. Video and audio cassettes must remain unopened. Gift recipients may receive a non-refundable merchandise credit.

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Brunswick, ME 04011
Phone: 207-729-6606

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catalog version 11/25/09