A Mortar, Called The Dictator, Petersburg, VA 1864 by lc_civilwar

A classic image from Zazzle's extensive collection of historic American Civil War photographs and lithographs. This commemorative poster print features a reproduction of a photograpph of a 13-inch mortar, The Dictator, and crew in position in Petersburg, Virginia; taken in October, 1864.

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A Mortar, Called The Dictator, Petersburg, VA 1864

This is a reproduction of a photograpph of a 13-inch mortar, The Dictator, and crew in position in Petersburg, Virginia; taken in October, 1864.

A classic image from Zazzle's extensive collection of historic American Civil War photographs and lithographs. This commemorative poster print features a reproduction of a photograpph of a 13-inch mortar, The Dictator, and crew in position in Petersburg, Virginia; taken in October, 1864.

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