140th New York Infantry – Gettysburg Tumbler

140th New York Infantry – Gettysburg Tumbler

Honor the 140th New York Volunteer Infantry, a hard-fighting Union regiment whose actions at Gettysburg became closely associated with the defense of Little Round Top.

Serving with the V Corps, Army of the Potomac, the 140th New York entered the fighting on July 2, 1863. Under Colonel Patrick H. O’Rorke, the regiment was rushed toward Little Round Top at a critical moment and launched an immediate charge that helped secure the Union position. O’Rorke was killed during the action, making the regiment’s stand one of the memorable stories of the battle.

This full-wrap design features the New York State emblem, V Corps designation, distressed Union flag, infantry formations, cavalry, artillery, battlefield smoke, and ornate antique detailing for a dramatic Civil War-era appearance.

Perfect for Gettysburg enthusiasts, Civil War collectors, New York history buffs, reenactors, and anyone fascinated by the defense of Little Round Top.

Product Features: 20 oz insulated tumbler with a full-wrap 140th New York design, lid and straw, double-wall insulation for hot or cold beverages, and permanently sublimated artwork with a distressed antique finish.

Part of the Bucktail Creations Civil War Collection — honoring the regiments whose courage helped shape the Battle of Gettysburg.