Authentic Witness Wood From Andersonville Prison In Collectors Glass Case

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Authentic Witness Wood From Andersonville Prison In Collectors Glass Case.  Authentic wood piece from the world famous North Gate of the notorious Andersonville Prison matted and framed with a Riker frame. Mat color may vary. The wood piece will be from the North Gate.   This relic is certified by The Gettysburg Museum of History. The relic was recovered before Andersonville   was a National Park and are 100% legal to own. Museum documentation included. Certified by The Gettysburg Museum of History. The relics were from the Ervin Lee Joyner Collection. Joyner had the largest collection of Andersonville artifacts in the world and was an Author and historian for the site, he later worked for the Park Service. Very limited supply.  Framed in a collector’s glass case (Riker Case) with museum mat and art. The frame is 3″/4″ a great size and perfect gift. All Andersonville   relics were recovered before it was National Park and are 100% legal to own. 100% Guaranteed the be Authentic, Comes with Gettysburg Museum documentation (COA) Certificate Of Authenticity . Very limited. Please see our other Civil War   battlefield collectors sets available on our web site. The perfect gift for the serious Civil War   enthusiast. Documented Andersonville relics are extremely rare and seldom make it the market.

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Glass glass vial containing wood fragments from Andersonville Prison framed in a display boxA small glass vial filled with wooden splinters from Andersonville Prison, sealed with a cork stopper inside a collector display frameSmall glass vial with cork stopper containing authentic wood fragments from Andersonville Prison North Gate in a display mountSmall glass vial with a cork stopper filled with wood splinters labeled as witness wood from Andersonville Prison

Historic illustration showing an aerial view of the stockade and camp at Andersonville Prison with tents and surrounding countryside

Historical illustration showing prisoners gathered inside the wooden stockade walls of Andersonville Prison during the Civil War