26th North Carolina Infantry – Gettysburg Tumbler

26th North Carolina Infantry – Gettysburg Tumbler

Honor the 26th North Carolina Infantry, a regiment whose experience at Gettysburg became one of the most dramatic stories of the entire Civil War.

Serving in Pettigrew’s Brigade of the Army of Northern Virginia, the 26th North Carolina entered the fighting on July 1, 1863, where it clashed with the Union’s famed 24th Michigan Infantry of the Iron Brigade near Herbst Woods. Both regiments suffered devastating losses during the battle.

The 26th North Carolina returned to action on July 3, advancing toward Cemetery Ridge as part of the assault commonly known as Pickett’s Charge. Its losses over the three-day battle were extraordinary, making the regiment one of the most heavily affected units at Gettysburg.

This full-wrap design captures that history with Confederate battle imagery, advancing infantry, artillery, a distressed period appearance, and the bold 26th North Carolina Infantry centerpiece.

Perfect for Civil War collectors, North Carolina history enthusiasts, Gettysburg visitors, reenactors, and military-history fans.

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

Part of the Bucktail Creations Civil War Collection — remembering the regiments and soldiers whose stories became part of Gettysburg history.