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Item Code: 635-272
Vintage souvenir plate shows a colorful image of General Lee on his horse, Traveler. Image is encircled with a gold gilt band. Although it is spelled, “Traveller” on the plate, the correct spelling is one L.
Plate is marked on underside, “THE JONROTH STUDIOS, HAND PAINTED, GERMANY. IMPORTED FOR LEE MUSEUM, GETTYSBURG, PA”.
Plate measures 5 ¼” in diameter. [SL]
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