15th Alabama Infantry – Hood’s Division Gettysburg Tumbler

15th Alabama Infantry – Hood’s Division Gettysburg Tumbler

Honor the 15th Alabama Infantry, one of the Confederate regiments involved in the desperate fighting around Little Round Top during the Battle of Gettysburg.

The 15th Alabama served in Evander M. Law’s Brigade, part of John Bell Hood’s Division in the Army of Northern Virginia’s First Corps. On July 2, 1863, the regiment participated in the Confederate assault against the Union left, fighting across the rugged ground around Big Round Top and Little Round Top.

The regiment is especially remembered for its fierce engagement with the 20th Maine Infantry, commanded by Colonel Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain. After repeated fighting on the slopes of Little Round Top, the exhausted 15th Alabama faced the famous Union bayonet charge that helped secure the position.

This full-wrap design features a Confederate infantryman, period battle imagery, Hood’s Division identification, infantry formations, artillery, a mounted officer, ornate scrollwork, and a dramatic distressed black-and-antique finish.

Perfect for Civil War collectors, Alabama history enthusiasts, Gettysburg visitors, reenactors, and anyone interested in the famous struggle for Little Round Top.

Product Features: 20 oz insulated tumbler with a full-wrap 15th Alabama design, lid and straw, double-wall insulation for hot or cold beverages, and permanently sublimated artwork.

Part of the Bucktail Creations Civil War Collection — preserving the history of the soldiers and regiments that fought at Gettysburg.