Civil War 2015 Calendar - President's box - Ford's Theatre

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Civil War In Color 2015 calendar now available. Includes President's box at Ford's Theatre!

$13.99 (plus $5.00 s/h) can be found here.

Take a journey back in time with the Civil War In Color Calendar. These images are once again brought to life with color. Visit Gettysburg, Antietam, Atlanta, & Ford’s Theatre. Spend time with a Confederate General as well as a female spy and Custer as a cadet!

Each image is part of the Library of Congress or National Archives Civil War Collection and was taken between 1861-1865.
The images have been carefully restored and tinted (colored) to provide a modern realistic image.

Each month contains two colorized images for a total of 24 full color photos!

Every day of the year includes trivia of Civil War related events that occurred on that day.

Includes all U.S. Federal holidays as well as commonly observed dates for 2015

(i.e. Valentine’s Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, etc.)
July - December 2014 calendar page included

Bonus page demonstrates how the colorization process is done

Dimensions:
Width: 12 inches
Height: 12 inches

Open size: 24 x 12 inches

[L Verge]

You do such beautiful work, David.

Forum members, if you ever have the opportunity to have David do a presentation for your group or see an advertisement of his coming to an area near you, please take advantage of it. He gave a very good program at a Surratt banquet several years ago.

[RJNorton]

(11-19-2014 03:15 PM)L Verge Wrote:  You do such beautiful work, David.

David, I second Laurie!

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(11-19-2014 03:15 PM)L Verge Wrote:  You do such beautiful work, David.

Forum members, if you ever have the opportunity to have David do a presentation for your group or see an advertisement of his coming to an area near you, please take advantage of it. He gave a very good program at a Surratt banquet several years ago.

Thank you so much! It is always a pleasure to speak to a group such as yours that has passion about their interest. Hope to get the chance to speak to them again sometime.

David

[BettyO]

Wonderful, David!

You do indeed do wonderful work....

Thank you so much!

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(11-19-2014 05:38 PM)BettyO Wrote:  Wonderful, David!

You do indeed do wonderful work....

Thank you so much!

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(11-19-2014 03:15 PM)L Verge Wrote:  You do such beautiful work, David.

David, I second Laurie!
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Thank all of you so much! I am glad you enjoy the results!

[Eva Elisabeth]

The pictures are absolutely fascinating - meticulous down to the details, and "appallingly" realistic - the boy in front of the cannon e.g.

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(11-19-2014 06:20 PM)Eva Elisabeth Wrote:  The pictures are absolutely fascinating - meticulous down to the details, and "appallingly" realistic - the boy in front of the cannon e.g.

Thank you very much, I am glad you enjoyed looking at them

[LincolnMan]

Beautiful work. Is the framed picture of Washington in the theater today -the original?

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(12-24-2014 08:21 AM)LincolnMan Wrote:  Beautiful work. Is the framed picture of Washington in the theater today -the original?

Thank you!

According to the National Park Service site here.

Why is there a picture of George Washington on the State Box?


The picture was placed there to decorate the box when Lincoln came to the theatre that evening. We believe this to be the original portrait that was here on April 14, 1865. It is interesting to note that the state box had never been decorated before, this was the first time.

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Here is your chance to start of 2015 with a bargain on this calendar, you can pick them up now for $7.99 (plus $5.00 s/h)! Click here for ordering and details.