Albumen photograph, 9 x 11 in., on a larger mount imprinted in the lower margin Camp Rogers / Encampment of the 43rd Regiment Mass. Vols. / Newbern, N.C., March 12, 1863, around the emblem of the "Tiger Regiment." Photo credit to Lieut. G.H. Nickerson, 1863 copyright to H.B. Nickerson, and printing credit to Black. Framed, 17 x 19 in. The 43rd Massachusetts, also known as the "Tiger Regiment," primarily saw service in eastern North Carolina, being based in New Bern. It was engaged in April 1863 at Little Washington and Blount Creek, NC. The regiment also guarded the Goldsboro railway in May 1863, and took part in the dangerous service of running the blockade below Washington. After briefly being assigned to the Army of the Potomac following Gettysburg, the 43rd was mustered out on July 30, 1863. Condition: Cluster of spots at center left. 12 in. tear from middle-left of top edge.
Albumen photograph, 9 x 11 in., on a larger mount imprinted in the lower margin Camp Rogers / Encampment of the 43rd Regiment Mass. Vols. / Newbern, N.C., March 12, 1863, around the emblem of the "Tiger Regiment." Photo credit to Lieut. G.H. Nickerson, 1863 copyright to H.B. Nickerson, and printing credit to Black. Framed, 17 x 19 in. The 43rd Massachusetts, also known as the "Tiger Regiment," primarily saw service in eastern North Carolina, being based in New Bern. It was engaged in April 1863 at Little Washington and Blount Creek, NC. The regiment also guarded the Goldsboro railway in May 1863, and took part in the dangerous service of running the blockade below Washington. After briefly being assigned to the Army of the Potomac following Gettysburg, the 43rd was mustered out on July 30, 1863. Condition: Cluster of spots at center left. 12 in. tear from middle-left of top edge.
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